Copies of 119 photos of the McDonnell F-101 Voodoo aircraft. Credit Robert Burgess
Note: these are full size photos and the download is large!
Copies of 119 photos of the McDonnell F-101 Voodoo aircraft. Credit Robert Burgess
Note: these are full size photos and the download is large!
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Copies of 120 photos of the McDonnell F-101 Voodoo aircraft. Credit Robert Burgess
Note: these are full size photos and the download is large!
A copy of any English translation on the German Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-2 Flight Manual.
Copies of 88 photos and Info of the Messerschmitt Bf 109 aircraft.
A copy of the NATOPS Flight Manual #01-40ATA-1 for the Douglas A-3 A/B aircraft, dated September 1, 1966 and flight manual #01-40ATD-1 for the EA-3B and TA-3B aircraft, dated January 15, 1981. (Updated links) Credit: Irfan S. Hokan
Download Douglas A-3 A/B aircraft: here or here or here (120/8 Megs)
Download Douglas EA-3B and TA-3B aircraft: here or here (59.5 Megs)
A copy of the 3-view drawing and other info of the proposed McDonnell Model 58 aircraft. This was a single afterburning engine J40 jet fighter project. From 1948.
Copies of 88 photos and Info of the Douglas A-4 Skyhawk aircraft. Great photos!
Copies of 122 photos and Info of the McDonnell FH-1 Phantom I aircraft. Great photos!
Now, for your achives, 107 Aircraft and Missile Drawings and Info from a old Russian magazine called Modelist Avia. All different and in great detail!
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Copies of 396 photos and Info of the Consolidated PBY Catalina aircraft.
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A copy of the Consolidated PBY Catalina Photos and History booklet. Nicely done. Good history and many photos. Author unknown.
Copies of 62 photos and Info of the Grumman TBF Avenger aircraft.
Copies of 193 photos and Info of the Consolidated PB4Y Privateer aircraft.
A corporate brochure from Convair for it’s B-58 Hustle bomber. Circa 1958. Credit: Box Art
A copy of a great article on the McDonnell F-101 Voodoo aircraft. Great photos and drawings! Too big to use AI to translate; so, it is in the original Japanese.
A copy of the Aircraft Silhouettes PDF. WWII fighers and bombers. Unkown author.
Photos (58) from a visit to The Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral in 2007. Both the rocket garden and inside exhibits.
A very nice set of KSC photos are here.
Installing a J79 engine with a liquid nitrogen-cooled conic nozzle involves modifying the engine bay, mounting the engine, and integrating a liquid nitrogen (LN2) cooling system, including an LN2 tank and piping carried underside of fuselage, to the plug nozzle, as demonstrated in an F-4A aircraft test program. Credit: Jason Chapman
Download here or here or here (2.5 Megs)
Chapman’s info is here
Copies of 153 photos and Info of the North American Aviation B-45 Tornado Photos and Info aircraft.
Copies of 73 photos and Info of the Douglas SBD Dauntlass aircraft.
A copy of a very early company Douglas SBD-3 Dauntless Pilot's Handbook. Dated 1942.
A copy of the very good booklet on a Spitfire and Hurricane Tribute. Dated 1986.
A copy of the Harrier II Plus company Brochure. Dated 1991. For the British Fleet Air Arm Services.
A copy of the very good AV-8B Harrier II GR.Mk 7 &T.Mk 10 Article from the Wielka Encyklopedia Lotnictwa Nr 107 magazine. I translated it with AI.
Copies of 442 photos and Info of the Curtiss Hawker Hurricane aircraft.
A great group (51) of photos of the Martin P6M Seamaster aircraft.
A copy of the Boeing F-15E - Part II Article from June 2008 issue of the Lotnictwo magazine. A very nice article! I translated it with AI.
As promised, a copy of the F-15 A/B/C/D Article–Part I from January 2008 issue of the Lotnictwo magazine. A very nice article! I translated it with A.I.
Great detailed drawings of the Focke Wulf FW-190.
Drawn by A.L.Bently in 1977.
This manual for the Lockheed F-104A was used in the NASA Edwards AFB Facility pilot’s office by the pilots flying F-104 aircraft for research and X-15 support. This includes Neil Armstrong!
This manual was donated by William H. Dana to the flight manual collection
of Thomas R. Woodford in 1994 who created this scan in December 2024.
A copy of the F-15 A/B/C/D Article–Part II from February 2008 issue of the Lotnictwo magazine. A very nice article! I translated it with AI; so, it is not the greatest! Part I to follow.
Photos and Info for the Curtiss-Wright XP-71 aircraft.
The Curtiss XP-71 was a 1941 American aircraft proposal by the Curtiss-Wright Corporation for an exceptionally large heavy fighter design. It was intended to serve as an extreme-range interceptor and escort fighter. While significant progress was made in the design phase, no prototypes were ever built, and the design was abandoned in 1943.
A copy of Janes All the Worlds Aircraft 2011-20012 edition.
“The authority on aircraft under development or in production Jane’s All the World’s Aircraft is the most comprehensive and detailed reference available on aircraft under development or in production worldwide. You will find authoritative commentary on each type of aircraft by country of manufacture, complete with photographs and line drawings to provide additional detail and aid recognition. Fully updated to take account of developments throughout the year, no other aviation reference provides you with as much detail.” Via Amazon.com
Download here or here or here (384.9 Megs)
Note: This is a large file!
Douglas generated manual for DC-9 flight crew to have operating instructions. Dated 15 August 1965. Credit: Irfan S. Hokan
A great article on the FH-1 Phantom by Walt Fink from the Spring 1973 issue of IPMS magazine. Lots of history, facts, color and markings.
McDonnell Aircraft asked it’s employees to name the F4H-1 aircraft and this what they decided – “Satan”. But it wound up “Phantom II”! A fascinating look into the past and what it could have been!
I found a website that is very great! It is called the Axis and Allies Paintworks at this URL address. It has all the McDonnell Aircraft and many others. Great info posted mostly by Duggy. Check it out.
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