TANGO 1 said:Well, i agree with what you are saying, so we are talking about in the next 5 years. But really how many spy missions are being flown.
Enlighten me
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TANGO 1 said:Well, i agree with what you are saying, so we are talking about in the next 5 years. But really how many spy missions are being flown.
Enlighten me
TANGO 1 said:i guess i was wrong. I guess that was why they knew Iraq had WMD.
phrogdriver said:By "4s" do you mean the F-4? Those have been on drone duty for some time now. The countries that still use them know that it has limitations, but those are by virtue of being old, not from having undetected bugs. Talk about a great airplane! I think you're talking apples and oranges.
vegita1220 said:Vette when did you read this?
I'm pretty sure all Luftwaffe MiG-29s got transferred to Poland by now.
vegita1220 said:Vette when did you read this?
I'm pretty sure all Luftwaffe MiG-29s got transferred to Poland by now.
VetteMuscle427 said:Procedings: U.S. Naval Institute May 2004
AIM-9X Sidewinder:
This advanced version reached initial operational capability with Air Force F-15 Eagle squadrons based at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska. The aircraft were equipped with MIDS and the JHMCS, and the occasion was marked with a ceremony in November 2003. At that time, an Air Force Detachment in Key West, Florida, had flown against German MiG-29s (equipped with Soviet-developed HMS and AA-11 systems) and achieved extremely one-sided results. The Sidewinder-JHMCS combination has reestablished U.S. superiority in the within-visual-range arena.....
Better to have a 386 that doesn't crash my flight control computers than a pentium that shuts down on a cat shot...just my 2 centsPags said:If by current you mean about 386 level