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Jet Propulsion  Reaction Engine  Hero Of Alexandria - 3rd Century BC  Steam Turbine Development  Italian Engineer - Giovanni Branca (1629)  Steam Jet Against Turbine Wheel  Gas Turbine  British Inventor - John Barber (1791)  First Patent  Jet-Propelled Biplane  French Scientist - Henri Marie Coanda  Took Off And Flew Under Own Power

Frank Whittle - Britain  Patent  First Practical Form Of Modern Gas Turbine  Publsihed  First Engine  Development /6  Test  W-1 Turbojet Engine  Shipped To US  First Flight - May 15, 1941  Gloster E.28/38  Shipped To US  National A & S Museum

Hans Pabst von Ohain - Germany  Better Climate In Germany  Better Engine Than Whittle’s  First Flight - August 27, 1939  National Air & Space Museum

German WW II Jets  Hans von Ohain’ First Flight  HeS 3b Engine In He 178 Plane  360 mph  Engine  Inside Fuselage  Behind Wing  ME 262  Twin Engine  1944  525 mph At 40,000 feet  Arado Ar 234 Bomber  Four Jet Engines  All Destroyed By Allied Bombers

Jet Engines

Bell XS-1  Speed Of Sound  Rocket Powered  October 14, 1947  Chuck Yeager  Freak Machine  Non Swept Wings

Jet Airliners  First Jet-Powered Airliner  British De Havilland Comet I  First Flight , Service  Structural Difficiencies - Withdrawn From Service 1954  Boeing  Over 1000 Built  Mach 0.82 At 30,000 feet

Historical Events  First Free Flight By Humans  Montgolfiere Balloon  First Powered Flight  Orville Wright - December 17, 1903  Flew English Channel  Louis Bleriot - July 25, 1909  First Successful Helicopter Flights  Heinrich Focke  Igor Sikorsky

Historical Events  First Military Operations  Italo-Turkish War /12  World War I  Germany Planes  England Planes  First Aerial Bombardment  Cologne - December 8, 1914

Historical Events  Crossing Atlantic - Newfoundland To Galway  Alcock & Brown  Crossing Atlantic - New York To Paris  Charles Lindburg “Spirit Of St. Louis”  Round The World  American Douglas  North Pole (South)  Richard Byrd (1929)  Hindenburg Disaster  Lakehurst - May 6, 1937

Historical Events  World War II  Whittle & Ohain - Jet Engine  Sound Barrier  Chuck Yeager “Bell XS-1” - October 14, 1947  Mach 1 - Level Flight  North American F  Mach 2 - Level Flight  Lockheed F  Mach 1 - Level Flight  Lockheed A