Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
It was based at Finningley, for a while. in its operational lifeShame that, given it's Yorkshire links
It was based at Finningley, for a while. in its operational lifeShame that, given it's Yorkshire links
Yes, I remember there always used to be a great view of the Vulcans on their pads from the train on the railway line that passed under the runway approach lights.It was based at Finningley, for a while. in its operational life
Even if the YAM had wanted the Vulcan, the cost of moving it there would be prohibitive.
Remove the engines and a couple of Chinooks I rekon!! 🤔🤣🤔🤣
As a child I remember watching them in the far distance flying in and out of Finningley from our school playground on the southern edge of Pontefract.Yes, I remember there always used to be a great view of the Vulcans on their pads from the train on the railway line that passed under the runway approach lights.
No, you'd definitely need four, one at each corner.Remove the engines and a couple of Chinooks I rekon!! 🤔🤣🤔🤣
Not really.Surely like this
The industry needs more people who can take this kind of innovative approach to aerodynamics.A400m could lift it without the engines due to the extra drag...
Remove the engines and a couple of Chinooks I rekon!! 🤔🤣🤔🤣
Well yes, though of course they weren't daft enough to try to lift a single load with two helicopters, for obvious reasons.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mount_Hope_III
The Americans have form for this, having done it before, albeit a Soviet Mil Mi-25 HIND-D Attack helicopter
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mount_Hope_III
The Americans have form for this, having done it before, albeit a Soviet Mil Mi-25 HIND-D Attack helicopter