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May 14th 04, 08:07 AM
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max altitude and Mach 1
I 've noticed that many of the more modern fighters (F-16, SU-27) only reach
max alt while subsonic, whereas older fighters ( F-4, MiG-21 for instance) reach max altitude around M 1.6 or more. Is there some general reason for this? -- Curiosity killed the cat, and I'm gonna find out why! 
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