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RM2HX62GM–London Sees World's Largest Airliner People dwarfed by the huge bulk of the Stratocruiser at London Airport today. The world's largest and fastest commercial landplane, the Pan American World Airways America-Class Clipper 'Flying Cloud ' arrived at London Airport today (Monday) after her maiden crossing of the Atlantic. One of the Boeing Stratocruisers to enter the New York London service, the double-decked 71-ton aircraft accommodates 75 passengers. It is 110 feet 4 inches long, has a wingspan
RM2RAMAWX–Seattle, Washington: c. 1961. The Aqua-Jet on Lake Washington, a jet engine powered experimental speed boat made by Boeing. It is 38 feet long with a 17 foot beam, can reach speeds of 100 knots (115 mph), and is powered by an Allison J-3 turbojet with 4600 pounds of thrust.
RMH87K3P–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RM2W9BCW9–Messerschmitt experimental center and ME 410 bomber assembly plant at Augsburg was one of the targets for Boeing B-17 Fortresses of the 8th AF during their daylight mission of 13 April 44. This photo was taken just before the attack started.
RMKCFHC4–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress 'Sally b' with a Douglas C-47 Skytrain 'Drag-em-oot' in the background
RM2JAYGPW–Britain Prime Minister Returns By Air : The following photographs were taken when the Prime Minister. The Rt. Hon. Mr. Winston Churchill, flew from the U.S.A. to Bermuda at the conclusion of his visit and just prior to his trans-Atlantic flight to Great Britain. The crossing was made in the Boeing 314 plying boat 'Berwick', piloted by Commander Kelly Rogers, O.B.E., one of the senior pilots of British Overseas Airways Corporation. The Prime Minister seen at the controls of the flying boat. April 20, 1942.
RM2RBFK0A–United States: 1950 A Republic F-84F Thunderstreak fighter-bomber gets refueled in flight from a Boeing tanker plane
RMH87K24–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RMKCFHC3–Boeing b-17 Flying Fortress and two Douglas C-47 Skytrain aircraft flying in formation at Duxford 2017 Battle of Britain air show
RM2HX642N–Gas Turbine Powers Helicopter -- The U.S. Navy announced today the first successful flight by a gas turbine shaft powered helicopter. William R. Murray of Wilton, Conn., a former Navy pilot is shown at teh controls of the experimental K-225 as it hovers over Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, Conn., during a test flight. The helicopter is powered by a Boeing XT50 gas turbine which develops 175 horsepower and weighs 250 pounds or about half that of a comparable piston engine. December 16, 1951. (Photo
RM2RBFKW4–Koman-dong, North Korea: August 14, 1950 Boeing B-29 Superfortresses dropping bombs during a raid on a chemical plant in Koman-dong.
RMH87JGY–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RM2HX62MD–Fastest Jet Bomber Tanked Up In Air -- Here's the first released picture of the world's fastest bombers, a six-jet, 600-mile an-hour Boeing B-47 stratojet bomber, (bottom) being refueled from a double-deck Boeing KC-97A tanker plane. In this method of refueling, now a standard U.S. Air Force practice, fuel boom form under tail of tanker plane is connected with coupling in nose of bomber and the fuel is pumped in at high speed. June 18, 1951. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).
RM2RDGTDM–Oakland, California: April 23, 1935 The Pan American Clipper flying boat as it landed in San Francisco Bay becoming the first aircraft to complete a round trip flight between Hawaii and California. The return flight from Honolulu to Alameda took 21 hours.
RMH87K1M–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RMPMMRD2–B-29 Superfortress displayed to the public for the first time at Washington National Airport, 1944
RM2HX5YH1–Fastest Things On Wings -- The three jet planes shown on formation pass on arrival at Wright-Patterson Air Force base yesterday afternoon from Washington D.C. are the fastest things on wings. Upper left is the ***** fastest bomber the Boeing B47. To the right is the batlike Northrop XB-49. Below the B47 is the North American F-86 fighter. World's fastest airplane. February 19, 1949. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). ;Fastest Things On Wings -- The three jet planes shown on formation pass on arrival at W
RM2RBFK1X–Vietnam: October 30, 1965 A U.S. Air Force SAC B-52 Stratofortress releases a string of 750 pound bombs over a coastal Viet Cong target.
RMH87K14–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RMP1RRAX–Boeing B-29A-45-BN Superfortress 44-61784 6 Bombardment Group G 24 BS - Incendiary Journey June 1,1945 mission to Osaka,Japan.
RM2HX4KFK–New Swift Bomber Of U.S. Army Air Corps -- The news acquisition of the united states Army Air Corps, a heavy bomber which is a low-wing Boeing Monoplane with retractable landing hear. The swift plane is powered with two Pratt-Whitney 'Hornet' engines developing 575 horsepower each. The bomber, known as the 8-9, carries a crew of four, a gunner-bomber, in the nose; a pilot aft-of him, and two men in the rear cockpit, a gunner-co-*****, and a radio operator. Seven of these planes have been purchased for the army air force. November 27, 1931. (Photo by International Newsreel Photo)
RM2RBFGXM–Vietnam: February 22, 1966 An area of the 'Zone D' just north of the MIchelin Rubber Plantation that has been reduced to a 'moonscape' by the precision bombing U.S. Air Force B-52 Stratofortress sorties.
RMH87JWB–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RM2T600PF–Lead Crew Of Bombing Mission To Dresden, Germany Pose Beside A Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress. 359Th Bomb Squadron, 303Rd Bomb Group, England. 17 April 1944
RM2HX5CG1–New Jet Transport Unveiled--The Nation's first big Jet transport plane, a 95-ton, swept-wing plane in the 550-miles-an-hour class, is rolled out of Boeing Airplane Company's nearby Renton plant to day after christening by Mrs. William E. Boeing. New jet 'Stratoliner' is described as 'tanker-transport prototype, 'first of a line that may be used to refuel jet bombers in flight and eventually as commercial airliners that will carry 80 to 130 passengers. May 14, 1954. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).
RM2RBFKPC–Nha Trang, Vietnam: February 20, 1968 A U.S. Army CH-47 Chinook helicopter in a field meets up with several Vietnamese boys riding their water buffalos to nearby rice paddies.
RMH86YRJ–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RMEG4BXJ–Production. B-17 heavy bomber. 1200-horsepower Wright engines for B-17F (Flying Fortress) bombers ready for installation on the mighty warships of air at the Boeing plant in Seattle, circa 1942
RM2HX634X–Bred For Combat Over Korea - A picture of grace and symmetry is this Far East Air Forces’ Bomber Command Superfort headed for a pre-selected Communist target in North Korea, Although lightning shutter action stops the B-29 medium bomber cold, and makes it appear suspended by invisible strings, it is nevertheless eating up mileage separating its Japan base from the target area. A thing of beauty to friendly United Nations forces on the battlefront, this implement of modern warfare strikes fear to
RM2RBFK4K–Ft. Hood, Texas: 1967 Members of the 198th Infantry Brigade descend from a hovering CH-47 helicopter as part of their airmobile training before being deployed to Vietnam.
RMH87K0X–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RM2RTXRFE–Bombs Dropped By Boeing B-29 'Superfortresses'' Of Major General Curtis E. Lemay's 20Th Bomber Command Burst On Shipping And The Tientsin-Pukow Railroad Terminal On The East Bank Of The Yangtze River Across From The City Of Nangking, China
RM2HX637X–Returns From Search Mission An Airbase In Japan - A huge the Third Air Rescue Squadron roars in low over the heads of Japanese laborers who continue working with an air of complete indifference. The giant search plane makes long-range flights over the ocean between Japan and island bases when Far East Air Forces crew members have been forced to make emergency ditchings at sea. When survivors are located, the SB-29 is capable of launching a 12-man life boat, complete with survival gear for a two
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RM2RBFGRJ–Korea: April 20, 1951 Two wounded soldiers are comforted by nurses of the air evacuation team. Sixty three patients were transported to California on fifty hour flight on a C-97 transport plane.
RMH87K0J–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RM2GDMTCR–T/Sgt. Joseph R. Hampton, Flight Engineer, Chautaugua, Kansas, Takes Time Out On Returning To China Base After Participating In Mission 9 To Anshan, Manchuria, To Complete Flight Records Of Boeing B-29's Performance During Flight.
RM2HX638N–Snugglebunny Comes Home. An Air Base In Japan -- Snugglebunny, famous B-29 Superfort of the Japan-based 98th Bombardment Wing, is coming home. After sixty-five missions in World War II, the big Far East Air Forces B-29 flew an additional seventy-five combat missions over Communist held North Korea, and now returns to the United States for depot overhaul. Her last airplane commander, Capt. Richard Oster of Bakersfield, Calif., says, 'The old gel has 140 missions, a MIG fighter to her credit and a
RM2RBFN25–Edwards Air Force Base, California: November 9, 1951 Bell X-1-3 being mated to the B-50 mothership for a captive flight test. While being de-fueled after this flight it exploded, destroying itself and the B-50, and seriously burning Bell test pilot Joe Cannon. The X-1-3 had completed only a single glide-flight on July 20.
RMH87HW5–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RM2T600PM–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses of the U.S. 8th Air Force's Third Air Division bomb German communications at Chemnitz marshalling yard, Germany, near Dresden on Feb 6, 1945. Cutting of rail lines here aided in shutting off the flow of supplies
RM2HX637J–Decorated with a representation of a genie emerging from a bottle, the U.S. Super-Fortress Genie, now at Mascot, is decorated with painted bombs to indicate the number of bombing raids she has made over targets in Japan. June 24, 1945.
RM2RBTDF0–Burma: February 28, 1945 Bombs cascade from the bomb bay doors of B-29 Superfortresses during a raid on the Japanese supply depots near the Mingaladon Air Field.
RMH86YT4–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RM2T600PN–Bombs Rain Down On German Escape Route -- Concentrating On Blasting Three Railway Centers In Dresden Area, Choke Points For Germans That Are Headed Southeast Into The Mountains, Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses Of Us 8Th Af On April 17 1945 Blasted The Target
RM2J43HXA–Superfortress Bombs Over Burma. Tons of bombs speckle the sky over Rangoon, Burma, as they spew from the yawning bomb bays of B-29 Superfortresses. The target of this daylight attack by the 20th Bomber Command B-29s was a large Japanese supply depot near the Mingaladon Air Field near Rangoon. January 3, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).
RM2RBTBH5–Europe, January 20, 1944 B-17 Flying Fortresses of the US Army 8th Air Force and accompanying fighter planes leave vapor trails in the sky as they head on another bombing raid of Hitler's 'Fortress Europa'.
RMH87K32–Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress....Thunderbird. The most original flying Fortress in the world retaining its full wartime fittings.
RMKHCFT4–The Japanese aircraft carrier Hiryu maneuvers to avoid bombs dropped by USAAF Boeing B-17E Flying Fortress bombers during the Battle of Midway, shortly after 0800 hrs, on 4 June 1942. Note the big hinomaru identification mark on the bow, the Katakana identification character 'hi' on her after flight deck, and at least three planes on deck.
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