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Ryan NYP "Spirit of St.Louis" Ryan NYP "Spirit of St.Louis"

1927

The Spirit of St. Louis was built by the Ryan Company of San Diego, California, for 25-year-old air-mail pilot Charles Lindbergh. He ...

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In the mid 'thirties, Ryan offered a single-seat armed version of its tandem two-seat STM primary trainer, which, in turn, had been ...

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Ryan STA-Special

1934

Ryan STA-Special

Ryan YO-51 Dragonfly Ryan YO-51 Dragonfly

1940

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In December 1942, nine US aircraft manufacturers received a Request for Proposals from the Bureau of Aeronautics for a single-seat shipboard fighter ...

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Ryan FR-1 Fireball

1944

Ryan FR-1 Fireball

Ryan FR-4 Ryan FR-4

1944

The XFR-4 entered flight test in November 1944. Utilising the 19th FR-1 production airframe, this replaced the J31-GE-3 turbojet with a 1542kg Westinghouse ...

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This aircraft originates in the North American NA145 design, created to replace cancelled military contracts at the end of World ...

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Ryan Navion (North American NA 145)

1945

Ryan Navion (North American NA 145)

Ryan XF2R-1 Ryan XF2R-1

1946

A major modification of the FR-1 Fireball, the Model 29 resulted from a Bureau of Aeronautics requirement for a single-seat fighter combining ...

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In the early 1950s, some senior officers thought that all US Navy carrier aircraft would be Vertical Take Off (VTO) machines ...

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Ryan X-13 Vertijet

1955

Ryan X-13 Vertijet

Ryan VZ-3 Vertiplane Ryan VZ-3 Vertiplane

1958

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Ryan XV-5 Vertifan

1964

Ryan XV-5 Vertifan

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