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The Most 'Missed' Plane (Read 2190 times)
Reply #45 -
Jun 6
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, 2007 at 10:16am
dcunning30
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expat wrote
on Jun 6
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, 2007 at 2:55am:
PsychoDiablo wrote
on Jun 4
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, 2007 at 10:55pm:
spitfire boy wrote
on Jun 4
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, 2007 at 2:57pm:
Isak922 wrote
on Jun 2
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, 2007 at 6:29pm:
No ones mentioned the SR-71 yet? Fastest aircraft in the world (Except, of course, the X-15 and Orbiters)? I know I miss the SR-71 greatly, and am saddened by the fact that it probably won't ever fly again
US congress is rumoured to be discussing the possibility of placing a single SR-71 back into service. I'm not sure if this is true...
i don't really see the point, with all the satellites and what not, all maned recon planes have become obsolete. N
Satellites are great, but contrary to popular belief, they are not a quick as the ones in "24". The they take time to position and also still have problems seeing through clouds. An aircraft moves where the pilot wants it to go instantly and a panning TV camera will never replace the speed and clarity of the human eye.
Matt
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Reply #46 -
Jun 6
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, 2007 at 7:27pm
JA 37 Viggen
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Ivan wrote
on Jun 5
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, 2007 at 2:26pm:
dcunning30 wrote
on Jun 5
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, 2007 at 1:57pm:
Björn wrote
on Jun 5
th
, 2007 at 9:05am:
dcunning30 wrote
on Jun 4
th
, 2007 at 3:37pm:
Ever since Viktor Belenko defected, the west learned the Mig-25 was more hype than substance.
I wouldn't say that.
It may have been worthless for intercepting bombers but perfectly suited for the recon role - as demonstrated (I think) 1973 over Israel when IAF Phantoms and Daggers deperately tried to intercept egyptian Foxbats (piloted by russian pilots) on their way to Egypt.
According to Mig Pilot, those Mig-25s burned their engines out when they made those high-speed dashes. They achieved their intended goal, to spook the west. And that's exactly what happened. And the Mig-25 had nothing to do with the SR-71's retirement. What did happen was the Soviets got wind that the US was developing the XB70-Valkerye, and it was they who got spooked. They developed the Mig-25 as a result.
They forgot to put intake ramps in the engines... MiG-31 has them and isnt that much slower.
Main reasons why the MiG-25 didnt function well
Those guys in Syria in the 1970s still had the 'peacetime' gauge backings in place when they went to war.
Its an interceptor, not a frontline fighter. It may be more freeze resistant but the rest is just as fragile as the usual US / european stuff.
Its export quality... Mideast export quality. Only thing they share with the domestic ones is the basic airframe. the rest is ranging in quality from mediocre to pure crap.
The reason why the USAF bought those MiG-29s from Moldova (domestic version with bomb racks) is that the germans wanted theirs (also domestic spec) back, and anything else available was not the quality they wanted.
No. The US wanted the Moldovan MiG-29s becuase they had a nuclear capability and didn't want Iran to get them...but now Iran has MiG-29UBs.
And to what Björn said yes the IAF/IDF could not keep up with them in Phantoms and Kfirs. Not Daggers. The Dagger is an export Kfir that the Argentinians bought.
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Reply #47 -
Jun 7
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, 2007 at 3:24am
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F-14 will be missed the most of all my planes second would have to be the p-51. I never have saw a p-51 fly but I have saw many on the ground.
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Reply #48 -
Jun 7
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, 2007 at 9:20am
Björn
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JA 37 Viggen wrote
on Jun 6
th
, 2007 at 7:27pm:
And to what Björn said yes the IAF/IDF could not keep up with them in Phantoms and Kfirs. Not Daggers. The Dagger is an export Kfir that the Argentinians bought.
The deverlopment was Mirage III -> Dagger -> KFir.
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Reply #49 -
Jun 7
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, 2007 at 6:01pm
JA 37 Viggen
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Björn wrote
on Jun 7
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, 2007 at 9:20am:
JA 37 Viggen wrote
on Jun 6
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, 2007 at 7:27pm:
And to what Björn said yes the IAF/IDF could not keep up with them in Phantoms and Kfirs. Not Daggers. The Dagger is an export Kfir that the Argentinians bought.
The deverlopment was Mirage III -> Dagger -> KFir.
Mirage III -> Nesher-> Kfir
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Reply #50 -
Jun 8
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, 2007 at 9:48am
Björn
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Nesher = Dagger.
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Reply #51 -
Jun 8
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, 2007 at 1:45pm
ZeroTime
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A bunch I've flown on have been, RETIRED. Why? Because QL didn't need them.
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Reply #52 -
Jun 11
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, 2007 at 4:55pm
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The P-3C Orion. There used to be a airbase nearby, so they flow over the house and basicly anywhere i went on the surrounding area. Loved there sound and how they looked. They have been sold to the germans and hungarians though and they closed the base...
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Reply #53 -
Jun 11
th
, 2007 at 5:32pm
Souichiro
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pepper_airborne wrote
on Jun 11
th
, 2007 at 4:55pm:
The P-3C Orion. There used to be a airbase nearby, so they flow over the house and basicly anywhere i went on the surrounding area. Loved there sound and how they looked. They have been sold to the germans and hungarians though and they closed the base...
Meh they were practically given away and not to the hungarians but to the Portugese
I'm with you on this one! I really miss them to! I was at the base during the disbandment of the Squadron's It's awfully funny to hear a lot of elderly veterans swear and curse
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Reply #54 -
Jun 12
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, 2007 at 7:46am
Björn
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And I was thinking how embarassing it actually was to replace old aircraft with not-that-old aircraft.
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