Who Likes Aircraft ?
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This was in the 50's.
Wonder what has been developed since and is still under lock and key by the feds?
My guess would be that the evolution of this with better jet engines is what we see on the news today as "UFOs" flying in US airspace around bases and ships...
It's an "AVROCAR" developed and tested in Canada by the United States
Wonder what has been developed since and is still under lock and key by the feds?
My guess would be that the evolution of this with better jet engines is what we see on the news today as "UFOs" flying in US airspace around bases and ships...
It's an "AVROCAR" developed and tested in Canada by the United States
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It was developed and tested in Canada by Avro Canada, under contract for the United States Army and Air Force.
USAAF Major Richard Bong with his P-38 Lightning aircraft 'Marge', date unknown
A P-38 Lightning in New Guinea in Jan '45.
A6M Zero fighter st at rest at an a airfield
He was the leading USAAF ace in WWII. He was close friends with Maj Tommy McGuire, the second leading ace and McGuire AFB was named after him because he was a NJ native. Both men are Medal of Honor awardees.
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several years and lots of $$ later....
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The AirCar prototype has actually flown. https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1916166211655 It can be converted from a car to a plane in three minutes.
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