F-101 VoodooMcDonnell Douglas F 101 Voodoo airplane model. The McDonnell Voodoo was a supersonic fighter designed to escort bombers and serve as a fighter bomber, an all weather interceptor and a photoreconnaissance aircraft. It served during the Cuban missile crisis and during the Vietnam War. McDonnell delivered 807 F 101 Voodoos, designed as long range, twinjet fighters to escort bombers, attack distant targets and provide close support for ground troops.

the Heinkels proved to be very vulnerable to the fast Fighter of the RAF as the Spitfire or the Hurricaine

high-frequency 100-passenger airline market

is conducted in the twin-engine

Beaver development work began in 1946 and the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests had considerable input into the final design and configuration of this rugged and versatile utility

The UV-18A 'Twin Otter' is the military version of the DeHavilland DHC-6 with optional float and ski fittings

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water and other supplies to remote areas that other airplanes and helicopters can't get to

Bell AH-1 Cobra helicopter gunship

would have involved constructing a mock-up of a combat-type aircraft embodying the results from the testing of the phase one and two aircraft

50-inch machine guns and their ammunition boxes had to be moved forward

It was on the leading edge of aircraft design

Although the airplane's performance was not spectacular and it never got into combat