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LOUD by
Scott Lowrey
I reside about 6 miles off the departure end of MSP runway 12, so I'm
used to hearing a lot of jet traffic. I've only lived here for 6
months but I quickly adjusted to the noise. It's acutally not that
bad, excepting the venerable DC-9.
Today, though, what looked like an F-18 flew over. Wow. I...
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Ronneby Air Show by
Maurice Hendriks
Hi all,
We just updated our website with a review and pictures from the stunning
show at Ronneby in Sweden three weeks ago. Hope you all like them!
www.afterburner.nl/ronneby.htm
Fred & Maurice.
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Question about the F-22 and cost. by
Scott Ferrin
I thought congress put a cap on the program cost and basically said
"this is how much you get for the program, buy however many you can
with it". That being the case why is congress bitching and moaning
about it (not to mention the idiots at POGO) again? If they cost a
billion a pop for the...
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~ PHOTOS FROM THE FALLUJAH MASSACRE [won't find *these* photos on by
TekTeam26
Do you happen to have the URL for the Al Jazeera photos that they took of the
dead soldiers from the 507th Maintenance Company that were captured alive and
later murdered and mutilated.....you know....the photos showing the dead
American male soldiers with their penises cut off and the photos with...
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Douglas Skyray by
peter wezeman
The Douglas F4D Skyray had high performance in its day, holding several
time-to-climb records that were not broken until the Phantom II was built.
Was the Skyray ever flown in simulated air combat maneuvering against
other fighters? If so, how well did it perform?
Thank you,
Peter...
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A6M5 Zero Photo Walkaround Online by
Michael Benolkin
Greetings all!
I've just uploaded the new A6M5 walkaround of the last authentic
airworth A6M5 from the Planes of Fame Museum. Check it out at
www.cybermodeler.com!
Cheers!
Michael Benolkin
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Delivery of Raptor delayed by
Henry J Cobb
http://www.dailypress.com/news/dp-43362sy0jul13,0,5541344.story?coll=dp-headlines-topnews
The long-awaited F/A-22 Raptor fighter jets will not arrive at Langley Air
Force Base until next May -about five months later than previously planned.
Has any other aircraft program ever been delayed this...
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Low Cost Shuttle Competition by
robert arndt
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/07/01/science/space/01ORBI.html?ex=1057636800&en=e08df88fc4310282&ei=5062&partner=GOOGLE
Rob
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BRAC and Fort Rucker by
BamaJohn
Anyone have any information on how they feel Fort Rucker will fare in
the next round of Base Realignment and Closure. What are its strenths
and what are in weaknesses, and what are its major threats? Any
information is appreciated.
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F-102... German Origin by
robert arndt
http://www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/annex/an51.htm
.... more "borrowed" German-tech courtesy of Dr. Alexander Lippisch.
From the Lippisch DM-1/P.13 we got the XF-92, F-102, F-106, and B-58.
Rob
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February 19th 04 10:54 AM
by andi
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Harrier thrust vectoring in air-to-air combat? by
Alexandre Le-Kouby
yes sea harriers have been used in air to air combat during the falklands
war in 1982 against the argentinian mirages and were quite successful.
"Boyan Brezinsky" a écrit dans le message de
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I know this has been discussed ad...
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Dog Fight For the Presidency by
WalterM140
Only in an election year ruled by fiction could a sissy who used
Daddy's connections to escape Vietnam turn an actual war hero into a
girlie-man.
As we leave the scripted conventions behind us, that is the
uber-scenario that has locked into place, brilliantly engineered by
the president of the...
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Japanese Army Navy by
Keith Willshaw
"JDupre5762" wrote in message
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Did the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force and the Imperial Japanese Navy
Air
Force operate any of the same make of aircraft? It seems to me that that
at
least with some combat aircraft the...
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x-43 Flight by
Garrison Hilliard
LAUNCH ALERT
Brian Webb
Ventura County, California
E-mail:
Web Site: http://www.spacearchive.info
2004 March 24 (Thursday) 20:47 PST
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October 28th 03 05:10 AM
by Ron
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Jessie cashes in by
Cub Driver
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former prisoner of war Jessica Lynch has signed a
$1 million agreement with Alfred A. Knopf, giving the injured former
U.S. Army private the chance to tell her own story, the publisher said
on Tuesday.
all the best -- Dan Ford
email: www.danford.net/letters.htm#9
see the...
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hi-speed ejections by
Bill McClain
My son was asking me about ejecting from jet aircraft. He's 8, and
he's convinced that no matter how fast an airplane is going, it's
possible to eject. I said I didn't think that the guy who was flying
the MiG-25 at Mach 3+ was able to eject from his aircraft with the
runaway engines (if that's...
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Taiwan to make parts for new Bell military helicopters by
Otis Willie
Taiwan to make parts for new Bell military helicopters
(EXCERPT) TAIPEI (Reuters) - Two Taiwan companies have signed a US$10
million deal with the Bell Helicopter unit of Textron Inc to make
parts used in its latest generation of military helicopters, officials
said on Friday.
State-run Aerospace...
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Long Range Spitfires??? by
ArtKramr
I don't know much about Spits other than how they perform as fighter cover. But
I am curious about the concept of " Long Range" as applied to Spits. I had
never heard that phrase during the war.Is it a phrase only used on this NG or
is it a commonly used term about a special class of Spits?. And...
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