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Grounded dreams: Kawasaki Ki-64 – harnessing the complexity of the wing surface radiator
The Kawasaki Ki-64 twin-engine fighter used a unique tandem engine and vapor cooling system but was abandoned after limited testing in World War II.
WHEN A MODIFIED MD-80 airliner flew at the 1988 Farnborough air show in Britain, it was supposed to represent the future of air travel. One of its rear-mounted jet engines had been replaced with an ...
The Russian Tu-95 'Bear' isn't just a relic of the Cold War, with the potential for a nuclear payload capable of untold devastation. It's eight contra-rotating propellers also enable to it hold the ...
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