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On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 22:04:59 -0000, "Ken Duffey"
wrote: "Mary Shafer" wrote in message I read this in one of the British aircraft magazines a few years back, in an article comparing the F-18 with the similar Russian airplane. At least once and a half as much fuel internal to the Hornet and the author made the comment that the US had, historically, always carried more internal fuel in its fighters, citing WW II aircraft numbers as well. Mary, you are WAY out on this one. Yes, but only because I believed a seemingly reliable source. As I was typing the remark about big countries it did cross my mind that the USSR wasn't exactly small. And that using ground controllers might not work in the more remote areas. Oh, well. There's half my quota for the year. Yes, the Flanker has a lot of internal fuel, more than the F-18 or F-15. Reports to the contrary are wrong. Mary -- Mary Shafer Retired aerospace research engineer |
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