Une autre question de traduction.
Publié : ven. oct. 05, 2007 12:30 am
Qu'est -ce qu'on dit en francais suivantes - c'est pour un autre petit video
"One afternoon, Group Captain Lionel Mandrake RAF made an interesting discovery.
In an old hangar at Beauvais airport was an abandoned Fieseler Fi 103R-IV rocket plane.
Remarkably, the aircraft was still fully fuelled and appeared to be airworthy.
It was a fine day for a spot of flying, so Mandrake ordered his men to prop it up against a tree.
As soon as he had got himself strapped into the cockpit, Mandrake ordered his batman to light the blue touch paper and stand well back.
Mandrake found that the 10,000 pounds of thrust produced a delightful rate of climb of 36,000 feet per minute.
In no time at all Mandrake was at 46,000 feet for a spot of general handling.
Diving back down again into the thicker air, Mandrake was pretty sure that he had broken the speed of sound.
Just before the main rocket motor cut-out, Mandrake calculated a maximum True Airspeed of 730 miles per hour in level flight.
It was now time for tea, so Mandrake headed back to Beauvais.
After his jolly little flight Mandrake described the Fieseler Fi 103R-IV as an ‘absolute delight’ to fly.
Toodle pip for now, everyone."
Merci,
DPS.
"One afternoon, Group Captain Lionel Mandrake RAF made an interesting discovery.
In an old hangar at Beauvais airport was an abandoned Fieseler Fi 103R-IV rocket plane.
Remarkably, the aircraft was still fully fuelled and appeared to be airworthy.
It was a fine day for a spot of flying, so Mandrake ordered his men to prop it up against a tree.
As soon as he had got himself strapped into the cockpit, Mandrake ordered his batman to light the blue touch paper and stand well back.
Mandrake found that the 10,000 pounds of thrust produced a delightful rate of climb of 36,000 feet per minute.
In no time at all Mandrake was at 46,000 feet for a spot of general handling.
Diving back down again into the thicker air, Mandrake was pretty sure that he had broken the speed of sound.
Just before the main rocket motor cut-out, Mandrake calculated a maximum True Airspeed of 730 miles per hour in level flight.
It was now time for tea, so Mandrake headed back to Beauvais.
After his jolly little flight Mandrake described the Fieseler Fi 103R-IV as an ‘absolute delight’ to fly.
Toodle pip for now, everyone."
Merci,
DPS.