Trooper for motor gliders or Crank angle

Trooper for motor gliders or Crank angle For Trooper Gliders were very popular during the Second World War, were both the Axis and the Allies. Some of these gliders were huge in size and was a German who had three bombers to make it out of the ground along with two to four at the launch of missiles. I think there is a Wings Discovery Channel documentary on the subject. The allied forces, the tactics, which are well documented and have some links and images in this topic.One most critical issues in a heavy shield is the landing speed. Once on board, the configuration of the arm and its angle must be such as to provide a reasonable speed behind the tow plane and to reduce drag, the less fuel by towing aircraft. But with an angle is the smallest country to greater speed, thus threatening the crew and cargo on board. In the case of a large number of soldiers and people responsible for the aircraft is still serious.One idea, which was not used in World War II, to my knowledge, is a crank, changing the angle at the landing, so that the plane is too slow and land at a relatively low-speed flight. Perhaps for as low as 35-45 knots Touchdown, though in the soil of aircraft receive little or no harm and come to a halt very quickly, not just appear on the ground. Even though we have sophisticated air, plus the 150 paratroopers of the speed and then again the speed of 30,000 feet and with huge engines, we must consider that the fight against the wars in the future? If in future we will use robots to fight the forces of UAVs, this may in fact even super large airships lighter than air, Sailplanes Massive, huge tunnel machines or even ships with the robots on the beaches? A huge screen are not many advantages that the parts of the screen can be quickly put on the necessary components of robot force.A screen with swarms of robots to fight a war or an enemy? S situation makes little sense. A special sensor, which considers the amount of sonar will allow a small motor to the angle of the wings of the plane to almost zero forward speed stall only feet above the ground. Image of a seagull landing on the beach. "Lance Winslow" - Online Think Tank forum board. If you have innovative ideas and unique perspectives, we think with Lance;