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"US Air Force chief praises Eurofighter 21 July 2004 LAAGE - The chief of staff of the US Air Force, General John P. Jumper, was quoted Wednesday as praising the Eurofighter Typhoon after a test flight on the much-maligned jet, which has been in service just 11 weeks with the German Air...

Does anybody know the reason why they changed the empennage on the early B-17s? I was watching the History Channel earlier today and wondered why they added the heavy strake to the tail. I admit the early B-17s looked like the tail would come off if stressed too much. Did this actually happen or...

The President is getting off the helicopter in front of the White House holding a baby pig under each arm. The Marine guard snaps to attention, salutes, and says: "Nice pigs, sir." The President replies: "These are not just pigs, these are very rare. They are authentic Texan Razorback...

With all the interest in tactical VTOL and airmobility, has anyone seriously considered a Chinook type tandem using Mi-26 rotor/engine combos (or similar scale western versions) at each end? Should be able to achieve at least 40,000 kg lift over 350-400km. With a large cabin, medium armour...

Dudley, That is a great shot of the P-51 cockpit. Any chance of getting a copy? Arthur Kramer 344th BG 494th BS England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany Visit my WW II B-26 website at: http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer

http://www.af.mil/news/story.asp?storyID=123007145 For an operation like Iraqi Freedom, General Moseley told committee members that the Air Force's ability to strike was in part because of American presence in the region for nearly 12 years and U.S. access to nearby bases. In testimony submitted...

The traitor's name is General Ralph Eberhart and he was commander in chief of NORAD on 9-11. It's his job to sendup jets to investigate planes flying off course but on 9-11 he let FOUR commercial jets fly HUNDREDS of miles off course for nearly TWO hours till they crashed into our buildings. And...

Toyota experimental GA plane: http://www.avweb.com/newspics/toyota_test1.jpg versus Hondajet experimental GA plane: http://www.ae.msstate.edu/rfrl/pics/aircraft/honda/newhonda/honda4.jpg Rob

The Royal Aeronautical Society Heathrow Lectures September 2004 till April 2005 Go to:- http://www.geocities.com/spitfiremk9/RAeS.html

black helicopters soar Take this website to your science lab you will get a 3000 year jump on technology written in code!!! more @ www.beyond-science.com would you please e-mail this to everyone you know to change the future of technology! You may go down in History!!!

What does the mexican airforce consist of? I don't think i ever recall them taking part in any world peace keeping efforts. They do seem adapt at finding UFO's though. http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/science.jsp Bob

Well, civilian landing, not military, but still. Enable plugins and browse: http://www.muchosucko.com/video-hownottoland.html Maybe everyone's seen this a million times before, but I thought it was pretty hairy.

Just in the news during the last few days: The Dutch minister of Defence has announced (yet another) cutback. The Air Force will loose 29 F-16s, leaving 108 in service. Twente air base, which is one of three Dutch F-16 bases will be closed. Six out of 30 virtually brand-new AH-64Ds are to be sold...

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"We are not afraid of the Americans, they can't fight on the ground. We are only concerned about their high-altitude bombers. India and Pakistan must find a solution to their high-altitude bombers." http://in.rediff.com/news/2004/feb/13inter.htm I've always liked the concept of the high-altitude...

Michael Petukhov wrote: Let the dollar drop cut/ Being a long-time subscriber of The Economist, I appreciated your quotation from it, but... what has it to do with Military Aircrafts or Military Ships ? Regards,

Langley to decide on F/A-22 squadron (EXCERPT) By DENNIS O'BRIEN, The Virginian-Pilot © October 8, 2003 Last updated: 11:04 PM HAMPTON -- The Air Force is expected to announce soon which of three F-15C squadrons based at Langley will become the first operational unit in the nation to fly the...

I have posted a lot of old pictures of Singapore - taken when I was at RAF Changi in 1960. I can't remember what the subjects were, or where they were located, in a lot of cases. Anyone who was there at the time and who has a better memory could maybe help? www.maribelecosystems.com look in...

From: Ed.Babinski Date: Wed Oct 3, 2001 12:14 pm Subject: Taliban song Ed Babinski 10/03/2001 12:01 PM Do WE cheer when we kill indescriminately with bombs from above? ANSWER: We're cheering already.