Northrop Collection (page 3)

The US Air Force Flight Test Center, Edwards Air Force Base, California. Pilots from left: Maj Charles E. Yeager, Maj H.G. Russell, Col F.J. Ascani, Brig Gen J.S

Northrop M2-F2 wingless lifting body glides in to land at Edwards AFB, California

The first Northrop YB-49 42-102367
The first Northrop YB-49, 42-102367

Northrop F-20 Tigershark N39868
Northrop F-20 Tigershark, N39868

Northrop P-61A aloft from above

Northrop P-61A -first flown in May 1942, 706 were built and operated by the US Army Air Force and US Marines

Northrop XB-35 -seen with a P-61, this all-wing bomber, ordered in November 1941, did not fly until June 1946

Northrop XP-56 -another of the crop of novel fighter designs ordered by the US Army Air Force in late 1940 Flying began in September 1943, but later abandoned

Northrop P-61A -the first US type to be specifically designed as a radar-carrying night fighter

Northrop N-3PB -only 24 built for Norway and based in Iceland flew as No330 Squadron RAF from April 1941 through early 1943

Northrop A-17A -Used since February 1936 as a close-support type Some were used on anti-submarine duties around the Panama canal from December 1941 through 1944

Northrop Gamma 2D (aft) climbing-out

Myers, John W, Pilot as Vice Pre (side view)nt Northrop and P-61

Northrop XF-15A Reporter, 43-8335 - second prototype
Northrop XF-15A Reporter, 43-8335, the second prototype, a converted P-61C

Northrop RF-61C (previously designated F-15A), 45-59300, operated by NACA carries a body to altitude. After release, the body exceeded the speed of sound, 24 September 1950

Northrop F-15A Reporter Pilots Ira Williams and Gayle York
Northrop F-15A Reporter. Pilots Ira Williams, left, and Gayle York underneath the largest pice of plexiglass then blown, April 1946

Northrop HL-10 wingless lifting body glides in to land at Edwards AFB, California

Northrop X-21A

Northrop X-21A immediately prior to its first flight at Hawthorne, California

Northrop flying wing tractor monoplane X-216H
Northrop flying wing tractor monoplane, X-216H

Northrop Gamma 2ED-C K5053
Northrop Gamma 2ED-C, K5053, was tested by the A&AEE at Martlesham Heath

Northrop DB-8A

Northrop Delta

The first Northrop Delta 1A X12292
The first Northrop Delta 1A, X12292, in Transcontinental & Western Air markings

Northrop Gamma 2B NR12269 Polar Star
Northrop Gamma 2B, NR12269, Polar Star, in its original configuration

Northrop Gamma 2A X12265 Sky Chief
Northrop Gamma 2A, X12265, Sky Chief

The first Northrop XB-35 42-13603
The first Northrop XB-35, 42-13603

The Northrop XB-35 during taxi tests at Northrops Hawthorne, California, plant

Mecahnics prepare the Northrop XB-35 for its first flight at Northrops Hawthorne, California, plant

Northrop F-20 Tigershark 82-0062
Northrop F-20 Tigershark, 82-0062

Northrop F-89A Scorpion

Northrop P-61 Black Widow

Northrop Snark missile

Convair Atlas on display at Las Vegas
Group photograph of Convair Atlas on display at Las Vegas with Douglas Thor, Boeing Bomarc, Northrop Snark and Discoverer satellite mock-up - the Atlas was an actual ICBM modified for exhibition use

Northrop RP-76 rocket-powered target drone in flight

A Northrop RP-76 rocket-powered target drone after launch from a Northrop F-89 Scorpion

Northrop RP-76-4 rocket-powered target drone

Northrop RP-76 rocket-powered target drone

Raytheon / Northrop surface-to-air guided missiles
Raytheon/Northrop surface-to-air guided missiles leaving its launcher. June 1957. Date: 1957

Raytheon / Northrop Hawk surface-to-air guided missiles
Raytheon/Northrop Hawk surface-to-air guided missiles on a mobile missile loader

Northrop YF-17 first and second prototypes
Northrop YF-17 first prototype (nearest) and second prototype (furthest)

Photographic, 10839267
10839267

Northrop 1C Delta SE-ADI Halland of SAS
Northrop 1C Delta, SE-ADI, Halland, of SAS

Northrop 2L Gamma Commercial G-AFBT
Northrop 2L Gamma Commercial, G-AFBT, used in early flight trials for the Bristol Hercules radial

Northrop Alpha Monoplane
The Northrop " Alpha" Monoplane aeroplane, a single-engined commercial plane carrying six passengers. Date: circa 1936

Ellsworth / Northrop
Lincoln Ellsworth, American aviator, and his Northrop: he specialised in flights over the Arctic

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping