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Small jet engine helps glider take-off.
Shows how afterburning provides large increases in thrust in a jet engine using the pre-mixed system or, where short installations are required, a close-coupled system.
Interview with Humphrey Wood, Rolls Royce, on new engine to generate electricity as a sideline to supplying engines for Concorde. Interviewer not identified. Sound level low.
OCEAN SOUND THIS WEEK NO. 42 Programme 42 of a weekly news and sports review called Ocean Sound This Week, broadcast by independent radio station Ocean Sound on 9 August 1987. Presented by MATT HOPPER. TRACK...
Tank chassis with jet-turbine engine is highlight of army transport show.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Jet Power for Campbell’s Speed Bid. DESCRIPTION: Sir Malcolm Campbell sees a test of the Goblin Jet Unit which is to be used in the re-designed ‘Blue Bird’. SHOTLIST: CUT STORY:...
In a unique interview shown for the first time, Sir Frank Whittle tells the story of his small band of engineers who, frustrated at every official turn, pursued the development of the jet engine. Tells how...
NoS Summary - new type of fire hose is demonstrated by the Parisian Fire Brigade. British Pathe synopsis: "And a very fine jet, too, is the one this new Paris Fire Brigade can fling to the sky" M/S of a...
As Boeing’s new 787 Dreamliner makes its inaugural flight, Rolls-Royce engineers celebrate the performance of its revolutionary Trent 1000 jet engines. They’re the latest in a family of sophisticated...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Lockheed Tristar. DESCRIPTION: At Luton Airport, the Lockheed Tristar, powered by Rolls Royce RB 211 engines. The 400 seater American built jet is the quietest jet airliner in the...
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