The XC-99, a full double deck plane from 1949. Could load 400 fully equipped soldiers and had a range in excess of 6800km which makes it at least comparable to a 747-100.3yr ⋅ TheDoctor_2014 ⋅ r/aviation
Happy Birthday to Her Most Excellent Majesty, Elizabeth the Second by the Grace of God, of The United Kingdom and Northern Ireland and Her other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of The Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.4yr ⋅ TheDoctor_2014 ⋅ r/BritishEmpire
In Slenderman (2018) you can see a make America great Britain again on the wall at Wren's house.5yr ⋅ TheDoctor_2014 ⋅ r/MovieDetails
Any reason besides their: we won't give in like the last time? (Know the Anglo-Americans were still far from Berlin, but it would have been a really better choice to let them in before the Russians)4yr ⋅ TheDoctor_2014 ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
Cultivator No. 6 The mad combination of a train and a digger. It was designed to dig trenches for tanks and infantry at the very beginning of WW2, but never saw combat use. The project was sustained by Sir Winston Churchill, at the time First Lord of The Admiralty.6yr ⋅ TheDoctor_2014 ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
Is just me or the new American aircraft carriers are over engineered?6yr ⋅ TheDoctor_2014 ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
