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Saenger Raumgleiter, Germany |
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Breguet 111 Gyroplane, France, 1946
, Helicopter |
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Leduc 010, France, 1946
, Experimental high speed aircraft |
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Sud-Ouest SO 6000 Triton, France, 1946
, Experimental Jet Aircraft |
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Alekseev I 211, Russia, 1947
, Experimental fighter aircraft |
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Douglas D 558 I Skystreak, USA, 1947
, Experimental Airplane |
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Northrop B 35 Flying Wing, USA, 1947
, Experimental bomber |
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Alekseev I 215 D, Russia, 1948
, Experimental fighter aircraft |
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Bell X 1, USA, 1948
, High speed experimental airplane |
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Hurel Dubois HD 10, France, 1948
, Experimental aircraft |
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Northrop X-4, USA, 1948
, Experimental Aircraft |
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Aérocentre NC 1090, France, 1949
, Carrier based fighter aircraft (Prototype) |
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Avro 707 C, United Kingdom, 1949
, Exprimental for high-speed delta wings |
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Bristol B 188, United Kingdom, 1950
, High speed experimental aircraft |
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F+W N 20 Aiguillon, Switzerland, 1951
, Fighter Bomber Prototype |
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F+W N 20 . 2 Arbalète, Switzerland, 1951
, Fighter prototype |
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De Havilland Dh 108 Swallow, United Kingdom, 1952
, Experimental supersonic aircraft |
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Northrop B 49 Flying Wing, USA, 1952
, Experimental bomber |
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Sud-Ouest SO 9000 Trident, France, 1953
, Hybrid propulsion experimental aircraft |
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Bell X 3 Stiletto, USA, 1954
, High speed experimental aircraft |
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FMA IA 37 - 02, Argentina, 1954
, experimental fighter aircraft |
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This supersonic delta fighter interceptor was
designed with the assistance of Dr. Reimar
Horten. First, a glider was designed was a
proof of concept and flew in 1954. Then, a
second prototype was built to check the
general concept and design details. Later on,
a third prototype is built for the achieving
supersonic flight.
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Hirsch H. 100, France, 1954
, Experimental Aircraft |
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Maerc Sarl H-00, France, 1954 |
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Payen PA 49, France, 1954
, Experimental aircraft |
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Flug- und Fahrzeugwerke P 1604, Switzerland, 1955
, Fighter Bomber |
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Ryan X-13 Vertijet, USA, 1955
, VTOL Experimental AIrcraft |
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Grumman Goblin, USA, 1956
, Experimental fighter |
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Leduc 022, France, 1956
, Highspeed Experimental |
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Tupolev Tu 91, Russia, 1956
, Battle Aircraft Prototype |
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Nord 1500 Griffon, France, 1957
, Experimental high speed aircraft |
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SNECMA C 400 P2 Atar Volant, France, 1957
, Experimental aircraft for vertical take off |
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Focke Borgward BFK 1 Kolibri, Germany, 1958
, Experimental Helicopter |
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The automobile manufaturer Borgward in Bremen tried
to expand its program by helicopters. So the Kolibri
was designed together with Prof. Heinrich Focke.
The project was shut down because of economical
problems of the Borgward factories.
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Bölkow BO FJ Flying Jeep, Germany, 1960
, Experimental Helicopter |
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Experimental device for the development of a flying
platform. Designed by Dr. Heidelberg. Lift and pro
pulsion were supplied by several propellers. The
props were driven by compressed air supplied by a
compressor on the ground.
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Bell 47 B-3, USA, 1961
, Experimental helicopter |
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Hawker Siddeley P 1127, United Kingdom, 1961
, VTOL Experimental |
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Dornier DO 32 E/U Kiebitz, Germany, 1962
, transportable ultralight single seat helicopter |
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North American X 15, USA, 1962
, High speed experimental aircraft |
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British Aircraft Corp. TSR 2, United Kingdom, 1964
, Tactical bomber and reconnaisance aircraft |
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Originally designed to follow the Canberra, the
TSR 2s development was delayed by problems with its
complex avionics very much. After the maiden flight
in 1964, the TSR 2 project was shut down.
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Bölkow BO 46, Germany, 1964
, Experimental high speed helicopter |
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The Bo46 was designed around the Derschmidt rotor sys-
tem to perform highspeed trials. The rotorblades are
moved individually to suppress negative backflow
effects during highspeed flight. Technical problems
couldn't be solved so the project was shut down.
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North American B 70 Valkyrie, USA, 1964
, Prototype strategic supersonic bomber |
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Avro CF 105 Arrow, Canada, 1965
, Prototype fighter |
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Dassault Mirage III V, France, 1965
, VTOL Fighter Aircraft |
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Georges G 1 Papillon, Germany, 1965
, Ultralight single seat helicopter |
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Georges G 2, Germany, 1965
, Single seat experimental helicopter |
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Hawker P 1121, United Kingdom, 1965
, VTOL / STOL Experimental aircraft |
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VFW/Fokker Schwebegestell, Germany, 1966
, VTOL Experimental |
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VFW/Fokker Schwebegestell, Germany, 1966
, VTOL Experimental |
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Dornier DO 31 E, Germany, 1967
, Tactical Transport VTOL Aircraft |
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The Do 31 was designed as a tactical transport
aircraft with VTOL capabilities. The construction
did work, but the project was grounded later.
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Dornier DO 33, Germany, 1968
, Experimental transport for STOL / VTOL |
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