If It Can Fly, It Can Float!!! (1 Viewer)

Blackburn TB British Anti-Zeppelin Looks like the idea of He111Z or Bf109Z were not German.

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That's so interesting. Did they actually use these?
 
If it can fly it can float...err maybe not:

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The odd bird in this flock of ideas

Bristol XLRQ-1, a 12-seat amphibious glider of the Bristol Aeronautical Corporation.

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Oh man... amphibious glider... how could that go wrong? Yikes!
 
Pretending it is a tank waiting just below the brow of the hill
Hiding from the tractor until it leaves.
 
In the 1970s Col. Jethro E. Culpepper, C.O. of Confederate Air Force (now Commemorative AF), used a Breezy to flour bomb the enemy during the annual airshows. The procedure was a low approach, nose up to a near hover, and throw flour bombs. The bombardier was in the second seat. Missions were always successful due to no radar detection. Does the EAA have the captured Breezy?
 
I'v seen eagles scooping fish out of waterways ......... but they had feathers........
...and extensible grappling hooks.
 
 
Martain Mars? I don't see 6 engines
One shouldn't be surprised; it had only four.
 

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