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August 29th 04, 06:18 AM
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Alan Minyard wrote:
The Mig never intercepted an SR-71, and if it could have, it would have. The SR-71s were retired as strategic recon is now done by satellites. I suppose that why all US recon planes were retired. Oh, wait, they weren not. Oops, next explanation... The Mig-31 never had an impact on US planing. There've been entire books written on the impact of the MiG-31 on the US planning. -- Regards, Venik Visit my site: http://www.aeronautics.ru If you need to e-mail me, please use the following subject line: ?Subject=Newsgr0ups_resp0 nse 
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