Hélices et Jets

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Bell X-22

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Bristol 188

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SNCASE SE.161 Languedoc mother ship F-ZLAV carrying a Leduc 0.21 ramjet powered research plane circa 1953

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Tsybin RSR / NM 1

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26 April 1962. First flight from Groom Lake of the Lockheed A-12 60-6924. American high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft. Powered by two 17,000 lbf Pratt & Whitney J75 engines enabling the A-12 to attain circa Mach 2.0. Clip narrated by Lockheed test pilot, Louis Schalk.

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The first picture there’s absolutely no doubt that’s Beale Air Force Base, CA (is where I live for eight years). Look at the mountain range in the background. It’s the smallest mountain range in the world. It’s called Sutter Buttes. The next picture that is called the Barns or the SR 71 hangars. The third picture is just magnificent. Don’t those SR 71s look happy? Linda Sheffield.

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SNCASO SO.4070 Minerve

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Bréguet 19 TF Super Bidon aircraft on a vintage postcard

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Wilbur Wright aeroplane on a vintage postcard

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Potez 62 twin-engine civil airliner on a vintage postcard

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Convair F-106 Delta Dart and Convair F-102 Delta Dagger American interceptor aircrafts

Dutch vintage postcard

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Aviator Chavez on a vintage postcard

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North American XB-70 Valkyrie

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Lockheed sr71

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Myasishchev M-50 in Monino by Johnny Comstedt Via Flickr: C/n 12 built in 1957. Only prototype of a supersonic strategic bomber that never went into producion. Marked Russia Ar Force blue 12 in Central Air Force Museum in Monino, Russia 2. July 2013.

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Curtiss NC-3 offshore at Long Island, New York.

Date: April 29, 1919

U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command: NH 112429, NH 112427