Did ww2 bombers have toilets?

Did ww2 bombers have toilets?

During World War 2, large bomber aircraft, such as the American Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress and the British Avro Lancaster, carried chemical toilets (basically a bucket with seat and cover, see bucket toilet); in British use, they were called “Elsans” after the company that manufactured them.

Is there a bathroom on the B-52?

In the B-52, a small urinal is located behind the offense compartment, according to photos featured on Popular Science. A B-52 typically has two pilots, a weapons officer and an electronic warfare officer, but can have up to five crew, according to the Air Force.

How many Jdams can a B-52 carry?

The B-52 added JASSM capability on its CRL in 2016, boosting the number of these weapons it can carry from 12 (previously carried just on its wing pylons) to 20. While the AGM-86B/D are gone, another variant of the ALCM, the nuclear-tipped AGM-86B, does remain in use.

What is vacuum toilet?

Vacuum toilets are flush toilets that use suction for the removal of faeces and urine resulting in a minimal requirement of water (0.5 to 1.5 litres). Vacuum toilets provide the same level of comfort as traditional flush toilets and they help saving costs due to the minimised amount of flush water.

How do fighter pilots go to bathroom?

They are specially shaped bags with absorbent beads in them. If we have to relieve ourselves, we’ll unzip the flight suit—which is designed to unzip from the top as well as the bottom—unroll the piddle pack, and then pee into it.

What does a Su-34 toilet look like?

Back to the original point, the so called “toilet” of the Su-34 in reality looks like this: As I said, a simple funnel, and collection cylinder filled with chemicals to prevent the smell escaping. It may not be a luxury en-suite, but it IS a great improvement over wearing disposable underwear, as many fighter pilots do!

How comfortable is the Su-34 cockpit?

When people describe the Su-34 as having a toilet and a kitchen… it’s a bit of an exaggeration. The enlarged cockpit area of the Su-34 does indeed provide a lot more comfort than typical fighter cockpits. The crew have space to comfortably sit and even move around a little, and don’t need the bulky flight suits typically worn by fighter pilots

Can a Su-35 shoot down an F-35?

None. The Su-35 is a perfectly capable plane, it just has no means to detect an F-35 before an F-35 detects (and subsequently kills or evades) it. It’s a fact, the F-35 can detect the Su-35 well within its missile’s guaranteed kill range while remaining undetectable by the Russian plane.

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