The latest releases in the “US Aerospace Projects” line (see the full library HERE):

US Bomber Projects #12 contents:

• Boeing Model 464-41: A turboprop B-52 predecessor
• Boeing “Big Bird”: a long-durational, low-speed, low-altitude missile carrying loiterer
• Douglas MX-2091-E: A 1950’s canard configured missile carrier
• Boeing Model 701-238: A supersonic design on the road to the B-59
• Northrop Nuclear Flying Wing: Atomic power with two crew pods
• Martin Model 223-12: the final design in the XB-48 design series
• Rockwell MRCC: An airplane that could be tossed into space atop an RSRM
• Lockheed CL-820-8: A Mach 3 variable-geometry design

USBP #12 can be downloaded as a PDF file for only $4:

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New: American Nuclear Explosive Devices #01

This is a prototype issue for what may become a series but which I hope to turn into a Real Book. The plan is to eventually document via accurate and detailed diagrams every nuclear explosive device produced by the US (obviously some are a little lean on declassified data). This includes bombs, Re-Entry Vehicles, a few actual “physics packages” and some stand-alone test devices. ANED01 contains information and diagrams of the first three atom bombs worked on by the US: the Thin Man and Little Boy air-droppable bombs and the Trinity “Gadget” test device. The American Nuclear Explosive Devices webpage is HERE.

ANED01 is formatted for 11X17, so the diagrams are good and large.

ANED #01 can be downloaded as a PDF file for only $4:

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