Radial Engine
A Pratt & Whitney R-2800-39 18-cylinder radial airplane engine. First run in 1937, over 125,000 of these were built in all variants, and saw extensive service in World War II combat, then in civilian airplanes for years afterward. The R-2800 weighed about 2,400 pounds and developed a maximum 2,000 horsepower, giving it a weight-to-power ratio of nearly 1-1. This is in the New England Air Museum near Hartford, Conn., not far from where Pratt & Whitney built the engine and where the company…
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Battle Report #1 :Battle of kalka River 1223
So this is the first of my battle report threads,where i try to analyze some famous battles of past with diagrams.Most of the diagrams are home made on...
P47 Thunderbolt
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Republic P-47 Thunderbolt
This page details the development and operational history of the Republic P-47 Thunderbolt including technical specifications and pictures.
Armoures loading ammo to Messerschmitt Bf 109G-6/R6 of 10./JG 11 Photo: falkeeins.blogspot.com
US bomber B-24 Liberator of USAAF 465th Bomber Group after crash landing in the Poltava airfield, Ukraine, Jan 4, 1945. Poltava was the main airfield of Operation Frantic, a USAAF "shuttle bombing" operation sending bombers to hit German targets and then land in locations in the USSR. This system extended the range of US bombing significantly. The operation though fizzled out because of Russian underlying hostility and refusal to protect the Frantic bases adequately.
Hellcat back in Hawaii all patched up from Japanese machine gun fire...
Defenders of Bastogne by Nicolas Trudgian
The P25H like the Mosquito fighter bomber had significant firepower added. It had 8*.50 machine guns and a 75mm cannon. The fuselage had to be strenghened to withstand the firepower.