I love how it has the sonar nosecone before people even imagined such technology.
Fact of the Day: The English Electric (Battery Powered) Lightning was the world's first hover jet warplane and featured the same Lift Fan Door as the F35 hover jet does today. Seen here during its first test hover at #RAFLuton in Sept 1902 #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/1rTC3gc5k1
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Luton had/has/will have one of the best precognition divisions in the business. It's amazing to think how many conflicts their time travel group has stopped themselves from even starting.pic.twitter.com/ZJln1pYFsL
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From the Agressor Squadron I see
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September? The heat haze would suggest July or early August.
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Does it taxi in the hover with only 2 wheels
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When is your book being published?
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I like the way they use the tail to advertise that it got only one star on AirBnB...https://twitter.com/RAF_Luton/status/1285618332130050048 …
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Little known fact, this version was actually called the Hoover Jet, because of its unfortunate habit of sucking up any ground equipment that happened to be near it when flying at Mach 8!
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We at RAF Wallop Wallop were told it was called a Hoover Jet when fitted with the upgraded Dyson Shark Turbofan engines.
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