JRF GooseJRF Goose airplane model. The Goose, originally made by Grumman, is a light amphibian transport plane in 1937. Grumman JRF Goose has a wingspan of 50'10", and a length of 39'7". A twin engine amphibian American designed monoplane seaplane based on a pre war G 21 design, the Goose had showed remarkable durability. Originally envisioned as a 6 to 7 seat 'commuter' plane for businessmen in the Long Island area, the Goose rapidly became the utility plane

The AGM JSOW glide bomb is a launch-and-leave weapon designed to be used against various land and sea targets

This airplane also has double doors on the starboard side of the fuselage

including stability and control and buffet investigations

Aérospatiale and Aeritalia (now known as Alenia) joined forces to produce a line of regional aircraft

Over-the-Horizon Targeting

Width 5 3/4 inches

Ablative armor works by evaporating as it gets hot

For a period

and on November 19

it was used extensively in the Pacific area for bombing Japanese airfields from treetop level and for strafing and skip bombing enemy shipping

The primary mission of the F-102 was to intercept and destroy enemy aircraft

Project 705 originated in a 1957 requirement for a 1500 ton "interceptor" submarine capable of a speed of 40 knots that would sortie to attack American aircraft carriers