Terrible SU-33 article...

[scoober78]

Anyone feel like doing some Wikipedia editing?

I ran into this article on a fluke while trying to verify some stuff about the SU-33....man....it is really terrible. Such a shame cause its such a gorgeous airplane...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukhoi_Su-33

 

[VetteMuscle427]

That is pretty horrible. Sounds like it was written by a 12 year old who plays to many flight sims.

 

[Brett327]

I tried to outright delete it, but the site wouldn't let me.

Brett

 

[TurnandBurn55]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogfighting

This one is even worse.. particularly after reading the discussion. What a joke.

 

[TheBubba]

Read both articles... some one had alot of knowledges. I want my intelligence back... not like I had alot of it to begin with.

 

[HarveyBirdman]

I wrote that





jk.

 

[mtsupilot09]

I thought the SU-33 article was pretty good. I mean it is Wikipedia, so it's not supposed to be stellar, but I'm sure it would suffice for a school project or paper.

 

[skidz]

Sounds like it belongs in the uncyclopedia. http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Main_Page I thought this one was pretty good about the Corps. http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Marine_Corps As long as you read it without taking it seriously, it's rather funny.

 

[scoober78]

I thought the SU-33 article was pretty good. I mean it is Wikipedia, so it's not supposed to be stellar, but I'm sure it would suffice for a school project or paper.

Yeah...cause we have huge problems with G-Loc on launch...that's why we're switching to an all ski ramp design to replace the Nimitz....

 

[Tex_Hill]

I thought the SU-33 article was pretty good. I mean it is Wikipedia, so it's not supposed to be stellar, but I'm sure it would suffice for a school project or paper.

Think again. Teachers actually go out of their way to point out that any information from Wikipedia is unacceptable.

 

[Brett327]

Think again. Teachers actually go out of their way to point out that any information from Wikipedia is unacceptable.

Depends on the prof. Some love it.

Brett

 

[goosegagnon2]

When two fighter aircraft circle each other trying to achieve this position, it resembles two dogs chasing each other's tails.

I suppose this is where everyone got the term "doggystyle" too...???

 

[Birdman]

Wow the Marines Article was Hilarious
Unknown to most, the United States Marine Corps was founded on alcoholism.
Marines work under the Navy who they hold a tremendous deal of respect for, even bordering on fear.

MREs are considered a much welcome relief from the horrors of eating civilain food. Marines will often be caught hoarding the fortified cheese packets (worth their weight in gold) and hawking it for ammo, nude pictures of the enemy, but more than likely Rum.

 

[JT Eagle]

Su-33 video

Wikipedia aside, this might be of interest to fans of the Su-33

I wonder why there seem to be so few personnel on Russian CV decks compared to US and Brit carriers (even accounting for the small air wing)

JT

 

[dodge]

So when will teachers start banning airwarriors from research papers?