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A brief but well illustrated article on the 4,000 ton, 85-foot diameter
military Orion appears in the latest issue of Aerospace projects Review. http://www.up-ship.com The bulk of the issue is devoted to an article on Soviet jet seaplane bomber concepts, including one nuclear-pwoered bomber... -- Scott Lowther, Engineer Remove the obvious (capitalized) anti-spam gibberish from the reply-to e-mail address |
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![]() Scott Lowther wrote: A brief but well illustrated article on the 4,000 ton, 85-foot diameter military Orion appears in the latest issue of Aerospace projects Review. http://www.up-ship.com The bulk of the issue is devoted to an article on Soviet jet seaplane bomber concepts, including one nuclear-pwoered bomber... COMRADES! Once again this profit-hungry reactionary capitalist has dipped his greedy hands into the rich design-honey that is the rightful property of the Red Bear in his unseemly and greedy wanderings through the thick and fertile forest of Soviet Seaplane Design Triumphs! The much-vaunted but Structurally-Unsound-As-The-Economic-Ideology-Of-The-Country-That-Built-It Martin Seamaster had no choice but to fold its pathetic little wings over its back and clap its tip floats together in shuddering fear when confronted with the revolutionary designs proceeding like so many Marching Hero-Soldiers from the design bureaus of the Soviet Union! It is no wonder that the Convair Sea Dart fell flaming into San Diego Bay when it realized that its enemy would be able to not only outrun it, but have a far more sound understanding of the Air/Water Dialectic than could ever be achieved by the Lippisch-Loving Lickers of the Hitlerite Delta Design Jackboot! Not pilot induced oscillations, but urination-inducing fear was its true downfall! I will not even mention the "Tradewind", which is but an ill wind blowing over the sea, a useful as a hot fart on a cold day, a little pretender to the name of seaplane, as waterlogged and easily crushed as the paper toy boat of the capitalist hooligan schoolboy when confronted by the mighty products of the Beriev and Myasishchev design bureaus....as well as the good and ideologically sound Italian Socialist Bartini, who said "Nyet!" to Mussolini, and "Dah!" to Comrade Stalin when it was time to conquer the wet airs over the waters! Why were these designs never built? Why cast Red Pearls before Capitalist Swine? Mr. and Mrs. Moscow And All The Soviets At Sea knew that their nation was safe as long as the warmongering Pentagon clique continued to hide cringing beneath the sea's surface in their atom-powered murder boats, rather than try and rise above it into the true light and mighty heights of the perfected Socialist future! Patrovich! |
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On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 06:24:09 GMT, Scott Lowther
wrote: A brief but well illustrated article on the 4,000 ton, 85-foot diameter military Orion appears in the latest issue of Aerospace projects Review. http://www.up-ship.com The bulk of the issue is devoted to an article on Soviet jet seaplane bomber concepts, including one nuclear-pwoered bomber... At www.nuclearspace.com they have the following Orion test video: "Movie Project Orion: Declassified film footage showing a successful test launch of 'Hot Rod', demonstrating the feasibility of controlled pulse propulsion." "Hot Rod test footage Format: AVI File Size: 2.1 MB Length: 26 seconds" http://www.nuclearspace.com/gallery.htm Their link is broken, a direct link that works is listed below: http://www.nuclearspace.com/images/video/hotrod.avi -Rusty Barton |
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