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TDR-1..? never heard of that before...learn something new all the time..!
fubar57
General
Found out there were different engines and a piloted version as well.
Geo
Geo
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
The TDR had a cockpit with manual controls, when it went on a remote-control mission, the cockpit was faired over.
If you look in the photo I posted above, you can see one of the crewmen securing the cockpit cover. You can also see the TV camera and radar equipment exposed in the nose area, prior to the cover being put in place.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
It's really beginning to fascinate me more and more, thanks Dave.
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
First time I've heard of a TDR-1. Like Wayne, learn something new every day.
Thanks Dave!
Thanks Dave!
fubar57
General
In keeping with the TDR theme, a manned one...
...over the Philadelphia Navy Yard, 1943
Geo
...over the Philadelphia Navy Yard, 1943
Geo
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Whoa!
She ain't pretty that's for sure. But thanks for sharing the find George.
She ain't pretty that's for sure. But thanks for sharing the find George.
Wildcat
Major
Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Aerial-reconnaissance view of the landing ground at Sidi Barrani, Egypt, occupied by the Axis air forces following evacuation by the RAF on 26 June 1942. The photograph shows 15 Junkers JU 52s on the south-west boundary unloading, and 75 other aircraft dispersed around the perimeter, one of which is burnt out and another on fire.
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vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Very cool!
Lucky13
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I see two flattops in the pic...
Lucky13
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fubar57
General
I've found that CV-36 U.S.S Antietam and CV-37 U.S.S. Princeton had their keels laid in Philadelphia Shipyards in 1943. Don't know if it's these two or not.
Geo
IIRC there is one hanging the National Museum of Naval Aviation in Pensacola. Also tests where carried out on one of the two Great Lakes carriers (USS Wolverine or USS Sable) according to the book, "Lake Michigan's Aircraft Carriers".
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fubar57
General
Found two photos of one on a carrier but I think it's the same photo, just reversed(gotta learn to book mark these things)
Geo
Wildcat
Major
Check out the "drones in the pacific" thread by Bobbysocks in the aviation videos section, it shows these TDR's flying against a ship.
Lucky13
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Cool Pics Guys....
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