Comments on: Vincent J. Burnelli and His Flying Fuselage http://www.historynet.com/vincent-j-burnelli-and-his-flying-fuselage.htm From the World's Largest History Magazine Publisher Tue, 21 May 2013 16:18:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Richard A. Strong http://www.historynet.com/vincent-j-burnelli-and-his-flying-fuselage.htm#comment-390812 Richard A. Strong Sat, 11 Dec 2010 22:44:29 +0000 #comment-390812 I remember Burnelli's airplanes and use them in my aircar design. You are cordially invited to see my StrongMobile Flying Car Project at http://www.strongware.com/dragon. You can view a 2-minute video of my full-size mockup model and consider the part about "Busting the Myths". I would greatly appreciate any opinions or recommendations you may care to offer. Rich Strong (Major,USAF,Retired) I remember Burnelli's airplanes and use them in my aircar design.
You are cordially invited to see my StrongMobile Flying Car Project at http://www.strongware.com/dragon. You can view a 2-minute video of my full-size mockup model and consider the part about "Busting the Myths".
I would greatly appreciate any opinions or recommendations you may care to offer.

Rich Strong (Major,USAF,Retired)

]]> By: Patrick Lear http://www.historynet.com/vincent-j-burnelli-and-his-flying-fuselage.htm#comment-55234 Patrick Lear Fri, 24 Apr 2009 19:54:38 +0000 #comment-55234 Thanks to historynet.com for this article about Burnelli! For those of you who are interested in more information about Vincent Burnelli, may I suggest that you visit the burnelli.com website where you can find more information about Burnelli and his aircraft. Maybe historynet.com would be willing to add a link to our site on this page? Thanks to historynet.com for this article about Burnelli! For those of you who are interested in more information about Vincent Burnelli, may I suggest that you visit the burnelli.com website where you can find more information about Burnelli and his aircraft. Maybe historynet.com would be willing to add a link to our site on this page?

]]> By: lou gabrielson http://www.historynet.com/vincent-j-burnelli-and-his-flying-fuselage.htm#comment-51110 lou gabrielson Sat, 11 Apr 2009 00:00:50 +0000 #comment-51110 for bob lamoreaux. i hope some here at this site will send along my e-mail address to you. i only have memories of your grandfather and i was just a young kid at the time. i only found the one group photo of him and god only knows what became of every thing the galganos had. i guess you might remember your grandfathers sister who was my grandmother. your grandfather was a good brother to her. he and his sister's husband louie galgano were early pioneers of airflight. i often wonder if grumans has any files on them as they helped them get started. for bob lamoreaux. i hope some here at this site will send along my e-mail address to you. i only have memories of your grandfather and i was just a young kid at the time. i only found the one group photo of him and god only knows what became of every thing the galganos had. i guess you might remember your grandfathers sister who was my grandmother. your grandfather was a good brother to her. he and his sister's husband louie galgano were early pioneers of airflight. i often wonder if grumans has any files on them as they helped them get started.

]]> By: Debra Mallory http://www.historynet.com/vincent-j-burnelli-and-his-flying-fuselage.htm#comment-25137 Debra Mallory Fri, 02 Jan 2009 14:44:53 +0000 #comment-25137 Bob Lamoreaux and/or HistoryNet - Please provide Mr. Lou Gabrielson my e-mail address. I'd like to talk to him; John Carisi was my great grandfather. I would like that picture. Thank you! Debra Mallory Bob Lamoreaux and/or HistoryNet – Please provide Mr. Lou Gabrielson my e-mail address. I'd like to talk to him; John Carisi was my great grandfather. I would like that picture. Thank you!

Debra Mallory

]]> By: Bob Lamoreaux http://www.historynet.com/vincent-j-burnelli-and-his-flying-fuselage.htm#comment-19827 Bob Lamoreaux Mon, 01 Dec 2008 21:39:15 +0000 #comment-19827 I have to doubt the accuracy of the statement that the British firm of Cunliffe-Owen Aircraft Corp. built the Burnelli transport in Great Britain. From reseach I have done, the licensee of Burnelli patents in that country was Scottish Aircraft & Engineering Co. Ltd., with (possibly) the tradename Clyde Aircraft, possibly Clyde Aircraft Construction Co. Ltd. I suspect that there is much more to the story of this firm's involvement with Burnelli than has been recounted in this article in that the Clyde Aircraft license to produce the Burnelli may have been arranged, in part, by Ignacio J. Miranda (Miranda Brothers, Inc. and Amreican Armament Corp.). I have to doubt the accuracy of the statement that the British firm of Cunliffe-Owen Aircraft Corp. built the Burnelli transport in Great Britain. From reseach I have done, the licensee of Burnelli patents in that country was Scottish Aircraft & Engineering Co. Ltd., with (possibly) the tradename Clyde
Aircraft, possibly Clyde Aircraft Construction Co. Ltd. I suspect that there is much more to the story of this firm's involvement with Burnelli than has been recounted in this article in that the Clyde Aircraft license to produce the Burnelli may have been arranged, in part, by Ignacio J. Miranda (Miranda Brothers, Inc. and Amreican Armament Corp.).

]]> By: lou gabrielson http://www.historynet.com/vincent-j-burnelli-and-his-flying-fuselage.htm#comment-18529 lou gabrielson Sun, 23 Nov 2008 02:55:57 +0000 #comment-18529 if you would like a photo and obit of john carisi let me know. he was my uncle...lg if you would like a photo and obit of john carisi let me know. he was my uncle…lg

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