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www.key.aero
On Sir Geoffrey de Havilland's 67th birthday in 1949, the aircraft that propelled the world into the jet age took to the skies for the first time. Key Aero |
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www.twz.com
With the weapon installed, the aircraft could spew a terrifying stream of flame behind it, but that doesn't mean it was effective. |
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ohifront.wordpress.com
Image credit: http://blog.modernmechanix.com/mags I was wrong. I wanted to write about the Planet Satellite, because I thought it was an merely an obscure, attractive failure. However, the more I researched the Satellite's story, the more bizarre it became. The 1948 Planet Satellite was an unusual and very beautiful aeroplane. Its appearance suggested that Hergé had... |
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thebarentsobserver.com
Keflavik Air Base outside Reykjavik is to be base for U.S. military aircraft again, nearly ten years after the last forces left the country. |
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