by Daniel Russ on November 30, 2010
The Sopwith Aviation Company built 5490 of these single rotary engine World War I biplane fighters. Twin Vickers .303 machine guns were mounted directly in front of the cockpit and the firing mechanism was synchronized with the propeller so as not to shoot it off. First flown in 1916, the Camel was credited with1290 enemy […]
by Daniel Russ on November 29, 2010
OK, An F-22 is missing on its way back to Elmendorf AFB in Alaska. According to AP the 1.75 billion would mean seven more Raptors. Tell me, does it ever make sense to spend a quarter of a billion dollars on a single fighter plane? Save Related Posts:Russian Fighter SU-37 Propaganda Film