France’s VB 10 was Long, Ugly, but Surprisingly Capable
When it comes to Second World War and Cold War fighters, if it is French, you know it’s going to
Read moreAircraft that were either too weird, too awful or too extreme to be accepted into service.
When it comes to Second World War and Cold War fighters, if it is French, you know it’s going to
Read moreThe Blohm & Voss BV 155 was a proposed German high-altitude interception and fighter aircraft that could have perhaps altered
Read moreThe SNCASCO (Sud Ouest) Trident was developed in the 1950s in France as a high powered, interceptor aircraft as part
Read moreKept secret until 1945, the Blackburn B20 was a classified experimental flying boat most renowned for its innovative lower fuselage
Read moreThe Fisher P-75 Eagle was developed as an interceptor aircraft in response to a specification by the United States Army
Read moreThe Northrop Tacit Blue was probably one of the most distinctive and unusual looking stealth aircraft to be produced. Usually
Read moreThe Martin XB-51, also known as ‘The Flying Cigar’ because of its signature elongated fuselage, was a medium bomber most
Read moreThe Bell XP-77 was a flawed American attempt to make a fighter plane made entirely out of alternative materials in
Read moreThe Short Sperrin was an experimental jet bomber built by the Short Brothers aircraft manufacturer in the 1950s. The Sperrin
Read moreThe Kalinin K-7 was an experimental bomber aircraft designed in the Soviet Union in the early 1930s. It was designed
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