OV-10 Bronco Cal FireCal Fire OV 10 Bronco airplane model. The North American Rockwell OV 10 Bronco is a turboprop driven light attack and observation aircraft. It was developed in the 1960s as a special aircraft for COIN (counter insurgency) combat, and one of its primary missions was as a forward air control (FAC) aircraft. It can carry up to three tons of external munitions, and easily loiters for three or more hours. Current CalFIRE aircraft have had all of the armor

The resulting explosion that sent Housatonic with five crew members to the bottom of Charleston Harbor probably also sank Hunley with its crew of nine although this is not certain

it is controlled and brought into an unpowered landing in the mode of a conventional fixed-wing airplane

Equipped with new engines and propellers

allowing for deliveries of production aircraft to commence soon after

night and adverse weather capability to airdrop and airland personnel and equipment in support of U

Production of the Yak-9 began in the summer of 1942

Navy and Marine Corps tri-service program

with a force equal to 13

The DWC was a modified version of the DT-2 torpedo bomber the company had built for the Navy

The A310-300 is a longer range development of the base A310-200 and has been in production since 1985

Named the X-36

The Germans fitted the wheel covers with sirens that were used once the planes went into a dive to shatter the morale of enemy troops and civilians