Manoeuvrability Collection

WW2 - Bristol Blenheim Bomber
A photograph of a British WW2 Bristol Blenheim bomber plane showing off its speed and manoeuvrability. Date: circa 1940s

WW2 - Blackburn Skua
An illustration which shows a British WW2 Blackburn Skua dive bomber in action, displaying the reknowned level of manoeuvrability. Date: circa 1940s

Russian heavy field artillery, WW1
Russian heavy field artillery during the First World War, with a curved set of tracks laid on the ground for manoeuvrability. Date: 1914-1918

Manoeuvrability and pilot blackout by G. H. Davis
What fighting at nearly 400 mph means to the airman -- the difficulties of manoeuvrability and pilot blackout. How problems of high speed and wing loading have been solved

National Physical laboratory Hovercraft Unit Experimental craft HD2, HD2-001, built to investigate methods of improving lateral control and manoeuvrability

Destroyer at Speed 2
A torpedo boat destroyer of the Royal Navy traveling at 36 knots. Their high speed and manoeuvrability make these ships ideal for scouting and escort duties. Date: circa 1914

Napier-Fokker scout for Dutch Air Force, WW1
A Napier-Fokker single-seater scout (possibly the Albatros D.I), designed specially for the Dutch Air Force. It had a speed of 175 mph and easy manoeuvrability. Date: 1914-1918

Underwater Explorer
The underwater explorer of de Collange and Jobard solves the problem of air supply, but at the cost of manoeuvrability - the air pipe would need to be flexible and extensible. Date: 1855

Russian Soldiers on Skis
Russian troops, using skis, have superior manoeuvrability compared with the Germans, during the harsh months of inter fighting

Wright Rounding Pylon
Wilbur Wright rounds a pylon at Auvours, to demonstrate the manoeuvrability of his biplane; while here he broke both duration and altitude records

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"Unleashing the Power of Manoeuvrability: From WW2 Bombers to Hovercrafts and Beyond" Taking flight in the skies of World War 2, the Bristol Blenheim Bomber showcased its exceptional manoeuvrability, outmaneuvering enemy aircraft with ease. The Blackburn Skua, another remarkable WW2 aircraft, demonstrated its agility as it swiftly dodged enemy fire while carrying out daring bombing missions. In a display of precision and control, the North American T-28B Trojan 137702 wowed pilots with its impressive manoeuvrability during training exercises. Pilot blackout was a constant challenge during intense aerial manoeuvres; G. H. Davis explored this phenomenon to enhance pilot safety and improve overall manoeuvrability. Even on land, manoeuvrability played a crucial role in warfare - Russian heavy field artillery proved their effectiveness by swiftly changing positions on the battlefield during World War Pushing boundaries further, experiments conducted by the National Physical Laboratory Hovercraft Unit revealed groundbreaking advancements in waterborne transportation's agility and versatility. Witnessing a destroyer at full speed is awe-inspiring - these mighty vessels showcase their incredible manoeuvrability as they gracefully navigate through treacherous waters. Napier-Fokker scout for Dutch Air Force in World War 1 exemplified exceptional aerobatic capabilities that allowed pilots to outmanoeuvre adversaries high above the battlegrounds. Exploring uncharted depths beneath our oceans requires underwater explorers equipped with unparalleled manoeuvrability to navigate through challenging terrains and discover hidden wonders below. Russian soldiers on skis utilized their extraordinary skiing skills to gain an advantage over enemies during winter battles – showcasing both physical prowess and tactical maneuvering abilities.