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Originally posted by Kokopellian:
Originally posted by Auto-X Fil:
Originally posted by infuryum:
That happened to me once.
You hit an F-14 with your Honda?
LMAO.
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Captain Impound Boy
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Originally posted by RTStabler51:
The proposed EF-18 is going to be called the Growler...how original.
Originally posted by Jeb Hoge:
Originally posted by csvtjohnga:
The EA-6B "Prowler" and A-6 "intruder", are no longer serving with the navy. not ours at any rate. They were decommisioned in the early 90s after the first gulf war after 30+ years of service.
Intruders were decommissioned but not Prowlers...those are the only tactical airborne jamming platform available to the US military now, if you discount the cargo/airliner conversions. The Navy should be in the middle of rolling out a capability upgrade right now for the Prowlers, in fact...these birds most likely won't go away until the electronic-warfare version of the Super Hornet comes online in squadron-level numbers, and even then they might retain them.
Sounds like something the navy would do
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I hate these replacment idea's , Just like the F-20 Tigershark ....that was a sweet aircraft
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I'm not convinced it's a 2-engine aircraft - if you listen to the converstation carefully there's only references to "the engine" except for when they're punching out at the end where he radios that they've lost "an" engine. No references to adjusting power on the other engine to compensate. I'm guessing it's a training aircraft given the part where the back-seater tells the other guy that he'll fly the plane and to work on restarting the engine up front. In any event, shows how one unlucky bird can ruin your whole day.
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It was not broke; Yet I fixed it anyway.
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Captain Impound Boy
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Exactly!!!!!!
Not that either of us would know? Ive only been in a F-16D and didn't you used to work on them Greg?
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