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2. Avro Vulcan - Wikipedia

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   A complete electrical failure occurred around 30,000 ft (9,100 m). The backup system should have provided 20 minutes of emergency power, allowing XA908 to reach one of several airports in the area, but backup power lasted only three minutes due to a short circuit in the service busbar, locking the controls.

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5. Steyr AUG - Wikipedia

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   The F88SA2 Austeyr was an upgrade of the F88 Austeyr that entered service in 2009, issued to units serving in the war in Afghanistan. It was withdrawn due to issues and re-entered service in the end of 2010. [53] The rifle had a two-tone colour with a "dark khaki undercarriage and a light brown upper" to match the Disruptive Pattern Desert ...

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   The B-1B Block D upgrade added a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver beginning in 1995. [ 87 ] The B-1's defensive electronics include the Eaton AN/ALQ-161A radar warning and defensive jamming equipment, [ 88 ] which has three sets of antennas; one at the front base of each wing and the third rear-facing in the tail radome .

7. Portal:Aviation/Anniversaries/December - Wikipedia

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   1955 – First prototype Martin XP6M-1 Seamaster, BuNo 138821, c/n XP-1, first flown July 14, 1955, disintegrates in flight at 5,000 feet (1,500 m) due to horizontal tail going to full up in control malfunction, subjecting airframe to 9 G stress as it began an outside loop, crashing into Potomac River near junction of St. Mary's River, killing ...