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Experimental Aircraft

The X-plane series and aircraft that have not been fully tested in flight
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All and Nothing

After Pearl Harbor, the Japanese planned to strike the United States with aircraft borne by giant submarines. If it worked, the Atlantic fleet would be trapped.
November 2001 | By Thomas S. Momiyama

Mother

The B-52 that launched a thousand ships.
July 2001 | By Preston Lerner

Test Drivers

Behind the glamour boys in X-planes is an entire profession making sure your Cessna has its wings on straight.
January 2001 | By D.C. Agle

Moments & Milestones: And They're Off!

January 2001 | By Charles Spence

David G. Simons prior to the second Manhigh flight in August 1957.

First Up?

Even before NASA was created, civilian and military labs were in search of spacemen.
September 2000 | By Tony Reichhardt

The NeXt Generation

What to expect from the latests flock of X-planes.
January 2000 | By George C. Larson

XP-86 Sabre

Mach Match

Did an XP-86 beat Yeager to the punch?
January 1999 | By Al Blackburn

Auto Pilots

What has four wheels and flies? The dream of a roadable airplane continues.
January 1996 | By John Grossman

The Douglas D-558-2 Skyrocket

Mach 1: Assaulting the Barrier

In 1947, no airplane had ever gone faster than the speed of sound.
December 1990 | By Stephan Wilkinson


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