Bummer. I haven't been around today, so I couldn't answer that.

I think this should have been designated A 33 (34). Lansen was 32 and Draken 35. This should have been a nuclear bomber/cruise missile launcher if I remember correctly.

I'm glad we scrapped the a-bomb programme, but this beast would have been nice to hear in the air.

Nastan Tony, nara men inte riktigt.....
Almost Tony, close but not quite....

Jepp. You're right. It should have been the A 36.

But I still would have liked to hear it. A Sk 60 (SAAB 105) flew over our mailbox when I was out to fetch the morning paper as a little kid. It gave me a reason to change my pants.

I wonder what this one could have done.

We have a winner!!
Certainly made us run for cover, that's for sure..... :-) :-) :-)

Your turn Tony!

Allright. This might be easy, but only if you have a faiblesse for the thing in question.



Copyright Myself, as a matter of fact.

Ok. Everybody went home, or is the plumbing too strange?

A clue then. This is the engine of a recon ship, and a very seldom seen armed sister of it has already been the answer today.

Morning everybody. I guess game's over by now.

Anyway. It is the engine plumbing of the SR 71 in the USAF museum at Duxford.



Nice quis though. I haven't been around long enough to participate before, but this was fun :-) :-) :-)