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X13 Experimental Aircraft of 50's



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X13 was a very special experimental aircraft project.




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Harrier needs water ... ( 3 months ago by Incuby)
Harrier needs water which was limited to cool the vertical flight engine down. the X13 didnt.
the harriers water ... ( 3 months ago by cornishcactus)
the harriers water doesn't cool the engine, it increases the airs density, which increases thrust, handy when your fully loaded.
besides, the harrier can land anywhere, not just on special towers
Nazis were ... ( 3 months ago by iPacor)
Nazis were investigating about a plane that could take off and land vertical. Only Nazi's prototypes were found by americans and later, americans developped and improved that type of plane.
Read Wikipedia and you'll also be able to see pictures of US ships with Nazi planes, and other.
Sorry, this comment ... ( 3 months ago by iPacor)
Sorry, this comment was a reply to another...
You couldn't pay me ... ( 2 months ago by ReluctantSpider)
You couldn't pay me enough to fly that thing. What a death trap.
Oh where's you ... ( 2 months ago by bandagefreak)
Oh where's you sense of adventure!
i dont quite ... ( 2 months ago by Archidian815)
i dont quite understand the use of such an aircraft
Old USA...Germany ... ( 2 months ago by 2805alexander)
Old USA...Germany experimented and fly 1943-45 with first Vertical Take-Off.
America 1950´s...all copys and steal plans of germany.
Oh, calm down. ... ( 2 months ago by madlutist)
Oh, calm down. History wouldn't matter if we didn't build off of the work of others. Each person would have to reinvent the wheel for him/herself.
Germany experimented with it, and the U.S. double-checked to see if Germany had missed any potential. In the end, both projects failed anyway.
The use was so that ... ( 2 months ago by candr)
The use was so that aircraft would not need runways. The end of ww2 Germany was being bombed around the clock, including their airfields and a fighter plane that would not need a runway and be able to get airborne quickly was high on the list to put into production. Today it is no diferent, the ability to land in areas under fire without the expence of long strips that would be a target for terriorist etc.
here the 'ovnis'. ; ... ( 2 months ago by Nipkow)
here the 'ovnis'. ; )
I agree with You. ( 2 months ago by Andybucker)
I agree with You.
It's true, and the ... ( 1 month ago by BSODslayer)
It's true, and the only natural response to the collapse of the Third Reich. Operation Paperclip was a brilliant idea. I just wish they'd made more research into some of the more trippy ideas the scientists of das Vaterland, like say, the Silbervogel Amerikabomber - a plane that is designed to go above the stratosphere and then glide half way around the globe, "bouncing" on the upper layers of the atmosphere - brilliantly sci-fi-esque !
True 2805alexander. ... ( 1 month ago by Mariussixtysix)
True 2805alexander. The amaricans have stolen many inventions from the germans after WW2 ended as they ave take many of the Inventors too.
I would fly in in ... ( 1 month ago by DobermansRock)
I would fly in in my first heartbeat after familiarization. And qualification check off.
Don't be a puss. Life is no fun if your not on the edge. Das Ist Wunderbar....
don't know why ... ( 1 month ago by ShadyMrPockets)
don't know why people gave this a thumbs down, he's absolutely right.
werner von braun ... ( 4 weeks ago by khanman125)
werner von braun ring a bell anyone?
"America 1950´s... ... ( 4 weeks ago by truthspeaker969)
"America 1950´s...all copys and steal plans of germany."
not only the plans, the chief engineers were
often taken away from germany as well...
Operation Paperclip ... ( 3 weeks ago by fernfeyes)
Operation Paperclip comes to mind where Nazi scientists were given priority to come to the U.S. after the war. The German rocket scientists cut a deal with the U.S. because they didn't want to get captured by the Russians. Many rocket parts were captured/stolen(?) along with much technical information..that's history and fact.
americans dont ... ( 2 weeks ago by zamka21)
americans dont wanna hear that,thats why;D
No doubt the ... ( 2 weeks ago by flyboy3633)
No doubt the Germans had some smart engineers. So did the Americans, but we had a war to win so our focus was on production techniques and new designs of known, producable (sp?) technology. Winning the war was more important than wasting effort on designs that wasted resources and couldn't be maintained in the field. I'd say it worked.
And you bet the Germans came to work for us. The only other option was the Russians and they HATED Germans !
BTW Von Braun was a genius !
Its true german/ ... ( 2 weeks ago by QuinS33)
Its true german/nazi engineers contributed to American aerospace but not because we "stole" them. That's just laughable. 1. Allies won the war. 2. Germany wasn't even allowed to do anything after Geneva. Did we steal Einstein too? hahaha.
France "borrowed" ... ( 1 week ago by julosx)
France "borrowed" German engineers as well, who reluctantly helped to develop the Mirage III's engine (SNECMA Atar 9). But they didn't invent delta wings.
I heard that this ... ( 5 days ago by airlinerdude12)
I heard that this aircraft was the most useless plane in the air force ( also saw it in a book named " worst airplanes of all time".
it does have no purpose


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