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The TSR-2 needed a radar that could fly the aircraft better than a human
Knowing where the TSR-2 was did not solve the bigger problem of surviving the route to the target. At 600 knots and 200 feet, ...
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The TSR-2 was asked to fly blind at 200 feet, and somehow hit the target
The TSR-2’s mission demanded something no British combat aircraft had ever truly done before: fly at very low level, at high ...
From Rolls-Royce to GE, our City analyst Robin Hardy finds out which of the giant engine makers are worth backing ...
Not all aircraft leave the drawing board, and even those that reach the prototype stage are not necessarily destined for ...
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