Thank you for your answer sir.
Q fr @Darrenc121 If Slick Goodlin hadn’t wanted more $ fr Bell, would he have been 1st to fly X-1 thru sound barrier? Did he ever speak to you about it later, or had he burnt his bridges? A: 1. No. He was afraid, 2. No. 3. Yes.Essentially refused to ck me out in it @usairforce
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In your opinion general which would be the best Aircraft you have flown for performance and movability
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This is an awesome information, why would've he not have been 1st?
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What's the most fun plane you've flown? What's the best plane you've flown? (Those aren't necessarily the same)
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I can understand him being afraid of it. But refusing to check you out in the X-1? Now that's petty.
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Research of the Bell Aircraft and AAF negotiations show that Goodlin's verbal pay talks with Bob Stanley (never formalized) had little to do with the failure of Bell to obtain the second phase of flight research i.e. breaking the sound barrier.
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Glad YOU got it done though
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