273K views · 12K reactions | Meet #DEFIANTX! This Sikorsky-Boeing aircraft is designed to give the U.S. Army the speed, maneuverability and survivability it needs to deliver Soldiers to the objective area, known as "the X." | The Boeing Company | Facebook

7.4K reactions · 1.5K shares | U.S. Army utility helicopters have to fly low and fast, land quickly, deliver soldiers to the X and get out — all while evading the enemy in complex terrain. Partnering with The Boeing Company, we’ve created an agile, maneuverable weapon system that flies twice as far and twice as fast as the legendary Black Hawk — all while fitting in the same operational footprint. Learn more: https://lmt.co/37qd0Zq | Sikorsky | Facebook

Boulton Paul Defiant at RAFM Hendon - the only surviving intact example. This night fighter version proved a successful application of the turreted fighter. #ww2 #WWII #defiant #fighter #warbirds | Daniel J Wheatcroft

113K views · 2.9K reactions | This Boulton Paul Defiant was ordered February 1938 as part of the 2nd production order for 202 Defiant Mk.I aircraft to contract 751867/37, serial numbers between N1535-N1812. Built by Boulton Paul at its Pendeford, Wolverhampton, England and factory fitted with a Merlin III engine. #ww2 #aviationlovers | World War II Aircraft | Facebook

1.5K views · 1.4K reactions | The Boulton Paul Defiant - on paper a very sensible proposal to attack mass bomber formations launching from Germany. But of course in reality the threat came from much closer, and in the presence of escorts. #warbirds #ww2 #ww2history #defiant #royalairforce | Daniel J Wheatcroft | Facebook