Born and raised in the St. John's of the 1940's. Less than a kilometer from Lester's Field where International Air-travel began 100 years ago this year
I started my aviation career working in the office where this amazing project was spawned. Learn everything you ever wanted to know about this secret weapon here.
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In the 1950s, a small team of engineers set to work on a secret program called Project 1794a supersonic craft designed to shoot down Soviet bombers. Now a trove of declassified documents reveals the audacious mission to build a flying saucer. https://t.co/0S8gYBkra8
In the 1950s, a small team of engineers set to work on a secret program called Project 1794a supersonic craft designed to shoot down Soviet bombers. Now a trove of declassified documents reveals the audacious mission to build a flying saucer. https://t.co/0S8gYBkra8
Part of the Labor Day Weekend's entertainment at the lake was an impromptu after sunset airshow by a neighbor flying his Maule 7 with navigation lights.
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@twisted_canuck @DrJacobsRad Gerald Butts has just crawled out of his hole and will be heading up Trudeau's bid for re-election. The same old gang; Butts, Trudeau and Fiddle Dumb that gave Canada a black eye with the SNC Lavelin scandal and their stupid attempt to interfere with our Justice Minister.
This day 77 years ago – 15 July 1942 - Brendan 'Paddy' Finucane, the youngest wing commander in the history of the Royal Air Force, died returning from a mission in France.
Born in Rathmines, Co. Dublin, Finucane's father had fought in Boland's Mill in the 1916 Easter Rising.
The R34 arrived over Newfoundland at about 2 pm on 4 July 1919 bound for Long Island NY. Vice Admiral Kerr and his HP giant bomber crew gave up on their Atlantic crossing dreams and set out from Harbour Grace to follow the R-34 to New York. #AlcockandBrown https://t.co/kQNLXGgCvC
The R34 arrived over Newfoundland at about 2 pm on 4 July 1919. Vice Admiral Kerr and his HP giant bomber gave up on his Atlantic crossing dreams and set out from Harbour Grace to follow the R-34 to New York.
https://t.co/7rqZbZtZn7…/team-kerr-brackley-and-g…
@robinjamesbooth Thanks for your Tweet on Alcock and Brown into the unknown. I enjoyed it very much. Checkout this description of the Alcock and Brown harrowing flight on 14-15 June 1919. https://t.co/AomAfDnrxF …