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Embraer Legacy 600

February 27, 2009 by R.Vogelaar · Leave a Comment 

Embraer Legacy 600 PT-SCR

Embraer Legacy 600 PT-SCR

 

Developing nation: Brazil.
Manufacturer/designer:  Embraer.
Production line: Sao Jose dos Campos.
Type aircraft: Long Range Business Jet.
First flight: March 2001.
   
Cockpit crew: two pilots.
Passengers: 19.
Cabin length: 15,18 m.
Cabin diameter: 1,84 m.
Cabin height: 2,10 m.
Wing span: 21,17 m.
Fuselage length: 26,35 m.
Height: 6,78 m.
Engines: - 2 Rolls Royce AE3007/A1P each rated 33 kN.
Cruise speed: 834 km/h.
Service ceiling: Flight Level 410.
Range: 6.060 km.

Dassault Falcon 900EX

February 27, 2009 by R.Vogelaar · Leave a Comment 

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nation: France
Manufacturer/designer:  Dassault Aviation.
Production line: Bordeaux – Merignac
Type aircraft: Long Range Business Jet.
First flight: 21 September 1984
First delivery: December 1986
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Cockpit crew: two pilots.
Passengers: 8 – 19.
Cabin length: 10,11 m.
Cabin diameter: 1,88 m.
Cabin height: 2,19 m.
Wing span: 19,33 m.
Fuselage length: 20,22 m.
Height: 7,54  m.
Engines: - 3 Honeywell TFE731-60 each rated 22.23 kN.
Cruise speed: 890 km/h.
Service ceiling: Flight Level 510.
Range: 8.339 km.

Commencement Bay Class (16 ships)

February 25, 2009 by Marcel van Leeuwen · Leave a Comment 

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USS Commencement Bay CVE-105

Built by: Todd (Tacoma, Portland, Willamette
Gone into service: November 27th 1944 – January 15th 1946 (USS Palau CVE-122)
Water displacement: 19250 tons (standard)26200 tons (loaded)
Length: 160,1 m. (waterline)169,9 m. (total)
With: 22,9 m.
load water-line: 8,5 m. (loaded)
Number of aircraft: Approximately 33
Flight deck: 152,8 x 24,4 m.
Arms: 2x 127 mm, 36x 40 mm (3x quatro and 12x double). 20x 20 mm Guns
Engine: Steam turbines with cog wheel transferring, 4x boilers and 2x propellers
Power: 16000 hp.
Speed: 19 knots (35,17 km/h / 21,86 mph)
Max. Fuel stock: 3300 tons
Action radius: 15740 km. at 27,79 km/h / 17,27 mph
Armoring: None
Crew: 1050

 

AVRO VULCAN PENCILLED IN FOR THE PARIS AIR SHOW 2009

February 23, 2009 by Marcel van Leeuwen · Leave a Comment 

vulcanXH558 is the only airworthy Vulcan in the world. Restored to flight after nearly 15 years at a cost of £7million. She now faces grounding forever, unless an additional £850,000 can be raised in February enabling funds for another full air show season. Last year she appeared in front of over 1.5 million people.  

See full article here.

 

 

Please help us to fulfill the dream of a Vulcan flying at the Paris Air Show 2009.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq8N0b53Fok

 

http://www.vulcantothesky.org

Casablanca Class (CVE-55 -> CVE-104 51 ships)

February 19, 2009 by Marcel van Leeuwen · Leave a Comment 

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USS Casablanca CVE-55

 

Ships:
CVE-55 USS Casablanca
CVE-56 USS Liscombe Bay
CVE-57 USS Anzio
CVE-58 USS Corregidor
CVE-59 USS Mission Bay
CVE-60 USS Guadalcanal
CVE-61 USS Manila Bay
CVE-62 USS Natoma Bay
CVE-63 USS St. Lo
CVE-64 USS Tripoli
CVE-65 USS Wake Island
CVE-66 USS White Plains
CVE-67 USS Solomons
CVE-68 USS Kalinin Bay
CVE-69 USS Kasaan Bay
CVE-70 USS Fanshaw Bay
CVE-71 USS Kitkun Bay
CVE-72 USS Tulagi
CVE-73 USS Gambier Bay
CVE-74 USS Nehenta Bay
CVE-75 USS Hoggat Bay
CVE-76 USS Kadashan Bay
CVE-77 USS Marcus Island
CVE-78 USS Savo Island
CVE-79 USS Ommancy Bay
CVE-80 USS Petrof Bay
CVE-81 USS Rudyerd Bay
CVE-82 USS Saginaw Bay
CVE-83 USS Sargent Bay
CVE-84 USS Shamrock Bay
CVE-85 USS Shipley Bay
CVE-86 USS Sitkoh Bay
CVE-87 USS Steamer Bay
CVE-88 USS Cape Esperance
CVE-89 USS Takanis Bay
CVE-90 USS Thetis Bay
CVE-91 USS Makassar Strait
CVE-92 USS Windham Bay
CVE-93 USS Makin Island
CVE-94 USS Lunga Point
CVE-95 USS Bismarck Sea
CVE-96 USS Salamaua
CVE-97 USS Hollandia
CVE-98 USS Kwajalein
CVE-99 USS Admiralty Islands
CVE-100 USS Bougainville
CVE-101 USS Matanikau
CVE-102 USS Attu
CVE-103 USS Alava Bay
CVE-103 USS Roi
CVE-104 USS Munda
Built by: Kaiser, Vancouver
Gone into service: July 1943 – December 1944
Water displacement: 8350 tons (standard)10750 tons (loaded)
Length: 149,5 m. (waterline)152,5 m. (total)
With: 22,9 m.
load water-line: 6,3 m (average)
Number of aircraft: Approximately 27
Flight deck: 144,6 x 24,4 m.
Arms: 1x 127 mm, 8x 40 mm (4x double) and 12x 20 mm (single) Guns
Engine: Piston Steam engines, 4x boilers and 2x propellers
Power: 9000 hp.
Speed: 20 knots (37,04 km/h / 23,02 mph)
Max. Fuel stock: 20240 tons
Action radius: 18980 km. at 27,79 km/h / 17,27 mph
Armoring: None
Crew: 815

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Sangamon Class (CVE-26, 27, 28, 29)

February 19, 2009 by Marcel van Leeuwen · Leave a Comment 

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USS Sangamon CVE-26
Built by:
  • - USS Chenango: Norfolk Navy Yard
  • - USS Sangamon: Newport News
  • - USS Santee: Rebuilt by Puget Sound Navy Yard
  • - USS Suwanee: Rebuilt by Bethlehem Steel, Staten Island
Gone into service:
  • - USS Chenango: September 19th 1942
  • - USS Sangamon: August 25th 1942
  • - USS Santee: August 24th 1942
  • - USS Suwanee: September 24th 1942
Water displacement: 24500 tons (loaded)
Length: 160,1 m. (waterline) 168,7 m. (total)
With: 22,9 m.
load water-line: 9,3 m. (loaded)
Number of aircraft: Approximately 36
Flight deck: 153,1 x 25,9 m.
Arms: 2x 127 mm, 8x 40 mm (double) and 12x 20 mm (single) Guns (as designed)
Engine: Steam turbines with cog wheel transferring, 4x boilers and 2x propellers
Power: 13500 hp.
Speed: 18 knots (33,34 km/h / 20,72 mph)
Max. Fuel stock: 5850 tons
Action radius: 44450 km. at 27,79 km/h / 17,27 mph
Armoring: None
Crew: 940

Bogue Class (CVE-9,11,12,13,16,18,20,21,25 and 31)

February 19, 2009 by Marcel van Leeuwen · Leave a Comment 

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Built by: Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding
Schips:
  • - Bogue CVE-9
  • - Card CVE-11
  • - Capohee CVE-12
  • - Core CVE-13
  • - Nassau CVE-16
  • - Altahama CVE-18
  • - Barnes CVE-20
  • - Block Island CVE-21
  • - Croatan CVE-25
  • - Prince William CVE-31
Gone into service: June 1942 – April 1943
Water displacement: 16900 tons (loaded)
Length: 141,8 m. (waterline) 151,2 m. (total)
With: 21,2 m.
load water-line: 7,1 m. (standard) 8 m. (loaded)
Number of aircraft: Approximately 24
Flight deck: 133,2 x 24,4 m.
Arms: 2x 127 mm and 10x 20 mm Guns
Engine: Steam turbines with cog wheel transferring, 2x boilers and 1 propeller
Power: 8500 hp.
Speed: 17 knots (31,5 km/h / 19,58 mph)
Max. Fuel stock: 3260 tons
Action radius: 48710 km. at 27,79 km/h / 17,27 mph
Armoring: None
Crew: 900

USS Long Island (AVG-1)

February 18, 2009 by Marcel van Leeuwen · Leave a Comment 

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Built by: Sun Shipbuilding, Chester, Pennsylvania
Rebuilt by: Newport News, Virginia
Gone into service: June 2nd 1942
Water displacement: 14250 tons (loaded)
Length: 141,7 m. (waterline)149,9 m. (total)
With: 21,2 m.
load water-line: 7,8 m. (average)
Number of aircraft: Approximately 16
Flight deck: 127,3 x 21,6 m.
Arms: 1x 127 mm and 2x 76 mm Guns, 4x 12,7 mm Machine guns
Engine: Bush-Sulzer 7 Cylinder Diesel-engine with 1 propeller
Power: 8500 hp.
Speed: 16 knots (29,63 km/h / 18,42 mph)
Max. Fuel stock: 1415 tons
Action radius: Unknown
Armoring: None
Crew: 410

USS Wasp (CV-7)

February 18, 2009 by Marcel van Leeuwen · Leave a Comment 

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Built by: Bethlehem, Quincy
Gone into service: April 25th 1940
Water displacement: 14790 tons (standard)18750 tons (loaded)
Length: 209,9 m. (waterline)225,8 m. (total)
With: 26,4 m.
load water-line: 6,1 m.    (standard)7,5 m. (loaded)
Number of aircraft: Approximately 74
Flight deck: 221,5 x 28,3 m.
Arms: 8x 127 mm and 16x 28 mm Guns, 24x 12,7 mm Machineguns
Engine: Steam turbines with cog wheel transferring, 6 boilers and 2 propellers
Power: 70000 hp.
Speed: 29,5 knots (54,65 km/h / 33,97 mph)
Max. Fuel stock: 3410 tons
Action radius: 22220 km. at 27,79 km/h
Armoring: 16-19 mm (vertical side), 32 mm (deck)
Crew: 2165

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Yorktown class (CV-5, CV-6 and CV-8)

February 17, 2009 by Marcel van Leeuwen · Leave a Comment 

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USS Enterprise (CV-7)
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USS Enterprise (CV-7)
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FACTS YORKTOWN CLASS:

Built by: Newport News. Virginia
Gone into service:
  • - Yorktown: September 30th 1937
  • - Enterprise: May 12th 1938
  • - Hornet: October 20th 1941
Water displacement: 20240 tons (standard)25960 tons (loaded)
Length: 234,6 m. (waterline)246,6 m. (total)
With: 25,4 m.
load water-line: 6,5 m.    (standard)7,9 m. (loaded)
Number of aircraft: Approximately 96
Flight deck: 244,3 x 26,2 m.
Arms: 8x 127 mm and 16x 28 mm Guns, 24x 12,7 mm Machine guns (when built)
Engine: Steam turbines with cog wheel transferring, 9 boilers and 4 propellers
Power: 120000 hp.
Speed: 32,5 knots (60,19 km/h / 37,41 mph)
Max. Fuel stock: 4380 tons
Action radius: 22220 km. at 27,29 km/h
Armoring: 64-102 mm (Vertical side), 38 mm (Deck)
Crew: 1875

 

USS Hornet (CV-8)
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