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BAC TSR-2

The British Aircraft Corporation TSR-2 was a cancelled supersonic strike and reconnaissance aircraft designed by the British Aircraft Corporation (BAC). It was under development throughout the late 1950s and early 1960s for the Royal Air Force (RAF); the TSR-2 designation came from "Tactical Strike and Reconnaissance, Mach 2".

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First flight
27 September 1964
Manufacturer
British Aircraft Corporation
National origin
United Kingdom
Number built
3
Status
Cancelled
Type
Strike/reconnaissance

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BAC TSR-2

Nodes186
Edges185
Triples273
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010753
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BAC TSR-2

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BAC TSR-2 → Ad Hoc Publications, Aeroguide Special, Aeroplane, Aerospace, Air Enthusiast, Air Pictorial, Aircraft Stories, Airlife Publishing, Airlife Publishing Ltd, Almarks Publishing Co, Amber Books Ltd, American Cold War Strategy, Antecedents, Anthony, April, Archived, Armonk, Asia, Atglen, Aviation
First flight · 1
BAC TSR-2 → 27 September 1964
Manufacturer · 1
BAC TSR-2 → British Aircraft Corporation
National origin · 1
BAC TSR-2 → United Kingdom
Number built · 1
BAC TSR-2 → 3
Status · 1
BAC TSR-2 → Cancelled
Type · 1
BAC TSR-2 → Strike/reconnaissance

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BAC TSR-2First flight27 September 19641.00infobox
BAC TSR-2ManufacturerBritish Aircraft Corporation1.00infobox
BAC TSR-2National originUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
BAC TSR-2Number built31.00infobox
BAC TSR-2StatusCancelled1.00infobox
BAC TSR-2TypeStrike/reconnaissance1.00infobox
thermalsinstance ofenabling the aircraft to fly at very high speed and low level with great stability without being constantly upset by turbulences near the ground0.80text
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BAC TSR-2related to BibliographyBarnett-Jones0.60section
BAC TSR-2related to BibliographyFrank0.60section
BAC TSR-2related to BibliographyFebruary0.60section
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