Ryan Q-2A (KDA-1) Firebee with Trailer Lathe

Ryan Q-2A (KDA-1) Firebee with Trailer LatheIn 1948, the US Air Force signed a contract with Ryan to build a jet drone that would serve as a target for shooting training. Ryan developed the Firebee, a prototype of which, designated XQ 2, first flew in 1951. The drone was distinguished by swept wings and plumage, as well as an air intake in the bow. The Firebee could be launched either by a carrier aircraft (the first of which was the A 26 Invader), or from the ground with a single JATO missile.

the Italian General Staff paid special attention to this type of individual armor protection

and were available in three main versions

About the GMA T

Afterwards

the anti-aircraft armament protected by a thick and characteristic shield mounted on an ’open-roof’ hexagonal turret

The MiG-17 was designed to perform the role of bomber killer and was never intended as a dogfighter

The саг was intended for the German army but it appeared very expansive and too com plicat ed for the mass production

★Export version includes plugs for the adapter allowing use in a range of countries

The 6×6 wheel arrangement provided good cross-country ability on difficult roads

the Packard Merlin-powered Mk

functional and reliable project developed around the famous steel body-frame

★The compact and classic form of the car has been richly reproduced based on a detailed study of the actual car