The pilot of a German Messerschmitt Bf109G ejects after his aircraft is hit during a dog fight with an RAF Spitfire - England, date unknown
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The pilot of a German Messerschmitt Bf109G ejects after his aircraft is hit during a dog fight with an RAF Spitfire - England, date unknown
Aston Martins of every era come with interesting optional extras.
James Bond always had the coolest gadgets. I could've really used the ejector seat feature in his car when I was driving a taxi. 😁 See ya!!! 🤣🤣🤣
F15 Fighter Pilot Brian Udell (US) - Photo taken by my late son Christopher Walker (Sound Recordist) during the making of a documentary about the Ejector Seat.
Brian Udell Survived a SUPERSONIC Ejection from an F-15 Fighter Jet
Aviator about to get some experience with an ejector seat
(Robert W. Kelley. n.d.)
Warlord No. 425, dated 13 November 1982. Harrier Squadron cover by Jeff Bevan. On the cover the pilot is pulling down on a face curtain (or face blind). These were part of the ejection mechanism but I think they've largely done away with on modern planes. The purpose of it was mainly to protect the pilot's face from wind blast on ejection. On the cover the canopy is also shown as flying off in one piece but on some planes the canopy is now shattered as part of the ejection process. DC Thomson.
Detective Comics #971