Development of aircraft in Burgundie: Difference between revisions
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Emirati War
Main article: Emirati War
Between Burgundie, the United Pukhgundian Emirates, the Trucial States, and the Emirate of Kagazi. 1871-1897. 1880s Observation balloons, the first recorded use of a lighter than air vehicle to drop a device for a military purpose. Dropped a fused grenade.
First Great War
Main article: First Great War Blimps and shit
Interwar Developments
The Interwar Period, (Burg: le Intermezzo Splendide), spanning 1902-1934.
Flying boats, creation of the Royal Air Service of Burgundie, lots of experimentation, lots of glass for observation, mostly wood and fabric until the early 30s then a rapid jump to steel and aircraft aluminum.
Largebody fixed wing airframes
(bombers, cargo, and transports)
Smallbody fixed wing airframes
Helicopters
Gyroscopes
Aerostats
Second Great War
Main article: Second Great War
- Abrams P-1 Explorer in areas where Burg had air superiority in 1937-1942, mostly Audonia and Alshar and Sudmoll
- Amiot 143 and other gondola bombers, the Derians didn't have a massive air capability yet so this would have been typical as the unprotected undercarrage wouldn't have been as much of a risk as you think it would.
- SNCASE SE.100 this was the main land based intercepter/attack aircraft of the Army Airforce from 1937-1945
- SNCASE SE-400 coastal patrol floatplane
- Bréguet 790 Nautilus coastal patrol flying-boat
Jet age
