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IV./ZG 26 Drontheim-Lade Staffeldackel "Lockheed" 1945 One of the 3 famous dachshund after which the subsequent 13 (Z) / JG 5 was named. The Dachshund was also got the coat of arms. This one, "Lockheed" was named after the first kill of a Lockheed on 2/8/1941 by Lt. Weyer. The other two were...

Ran across this study of the Lockheed 10 E Airliner for long range use (normal range was 600-800 miles), 4000 miles or more. http://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Documents/Report_487/Report487.pdf Normal Gross weight was 10,500lbs. They made calculations for 16,500 lbs with...

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It would seem that de Havilland had the benefit of actually having a Halford H-1 B turbojet to work with while Lockheed had only blueprint dimensions from which to design the P-80 around. For the sake of the war effort, would it have been more practical or more effective to concentrate...

Hi, lockheed lodestar II or Lockheed Hudson VI My grandfather was in the 117 squadron and they flew both types of these aircraft These pictures were in his personal collection - which are they? Regards Nick

Hi Guys, Question - lockheed lodestar II or Lockheed Hudson VI My grandfather was in the 117 squadron and they flew both types of these aircraft These pictures were in his personal collection - which is it? Regards Nick

Hi Guys, Question - lockheed lodestar II or Lockheed Hudson VI My grandfather was in the 117 squadron and they flew both types of these aircraft These pictures were in his personal collection - which is it? Regards Nick

Check out this article at RetroMechanix.com on a Lockheed P-80A Shooting Star procured by the U.S. Navy in 1945: The aircraft received several modifications for carrier use, including the addition of an arresting hook, catapult hooks and holdback. The accompanying image gallery features...

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