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Images Dated 18th January 2008 (page 8)

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Images Dated 18th January 2008: Lappet Moth - on tree-bark - has its wings and antennae in 'folded position' that makes it looks

Lappet Moth - on tree-bark - has its wings and antennae in "folded position" that makes it looks like a small
ANZ-970 Lappet Moth - on tree-bark - has its wings and antennae in "folded position" that makes it looks like a small twig Bohol, Philippines. February. Gastropacha sp

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Flight, SUP010092

Flight, SUP010092
SUP010092

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Panama, Comarca de Kuna Yala

Panama, Comarca de Kuna Yala, San Blas Islands, Kuanidup Grande

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Caye Caulker, Belize

Caye Caulker, Belize Caye Caulker, Belize, Caribbean

Cierva C30A, built by A V Roe in service as Auro671

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Flight, SUP010098

Flight, SUP010098
SUP010098

Autogyro, Ist in England UK

Gas cinistars filling up barrage ballons

Autogyro, Ist in England

RAF 2000 GTX-56 Gyroplane Kemble

August 1914 Road vehicles are stopped by troops in England

August 1914 Street advert carried by a man in a london Street appealing for cars for the War effort

RAF trainees in a class

Haille Sellasi with Abyssinian (Ethipian) pilots 1935

Transporting British troops to the Middle East in 1951

General Eissenhower addressing a presentation ceremony at NATO

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Empire Air Navigation School Virtually unknown in the West, Alexander Fedorovich Mozhaiskii

Empire Air Navigation School Virtually unknown in the West, Alexander Fedorovich Mozhaiskii (1825-1890) was an Imperial naval officer, engineer, and early aviation pioneer

Ejector seat being tested

Sea Harriers launch from the deck of an aircraft carrier

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim (February 5, 1840 - November 24, 1916)

Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim (February 5, 1840 - November 24, 1916) was the inventor of the Maxim Gun in 1881, the first portable, fully automatic machine gun, and the ubiquitous mousetrap

Short-Wright Bi-plane at Cambrai France

Soviet Antonov An-74 aircraft in flight

Gabardini Flying boat

Wind Tunnel by Hangar

Soviet Russian TU-16 re-fuelling in mid-flight

British Army reviewed by govnor general in 1951

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Air Minister Sir Kingsley Wood with Air Cief Marshall Sir Cyril Newall Chief of the Air Staff

Air Minister Sir Kingsley Wood with Air Cief Marshall Sir Cyril Newall Chief of the Air Staff (1937-40) at Hendon RAF May 1938

RAF Aircrew (observers) carrying out surveillance operation

Blair Athol aircraft

Bristol Balloon airshow

US Navy anti submarine Blimp airship being launched from an Aircraft Carrier

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Flight, SUP00320

Flight, SUP00320
SUP00320

Zeppelin Viktoria Airship

Crew and officers wear oxygen masks during a flight on a Vickers Valiant

RAF woman (female) pilot

Military excercises in Canada

Airforce officers synchronise the time on their watches

Weir Autogyro W2 Hanworth

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Flight, SUP00311

Flight, SUP00311
SUP00311

RAF women members of the Balloon Unit

1899 Richmond Balloon show

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Flight, SUP00317

Flight, SUP00317
SUP00317

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Flight, SUP00308

Flight, SUP00308
SUP00308

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Flight, SUP00307

Flight, SUP00307
SUP00307

Images Dated 18th January 2008: Flight, SUP00306

Flight, SUP00306
SUP00306

balloons at Ranelagh airshow July 1907

Good Year Balloon

balloons at international air race HurlinghamJuly 1906

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