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Operation Cyanide and the USS Liberty (was: Navy crew remembers 1967 Israeli attack)



 
 
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Old July 11th 04, 02:04 PM
Roberta Hatch
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(Yes, I saw a Mirage 3 close by. Unlike other planes I saw close
by (A4, F4, F15), it did not have a hook.)


You've seen an F-15 with a tailhook? Where?

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Old July 11th 04, 10:33 PM
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#(Yes, I saw a Mirage 3 close by. Unlike other planes I saw close
#by (A4, F4, F15), it did not have a hook.)

Roberta Hatch wrote in message ...
You've seen an F-15 with a tailhook? Where?


Israeli Airforce, 1978.
It was a small one, like the A4's tailhook.

It seems like other people saw the same thing, e.g.:
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Subject: Does the F117 have a tailhook?
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Newsgroups: rec.aviation.military
Date: 1997/02/04

I don't diasagree about the F-117 not having a tailhook. However, according to
Clancy's Fighter Wing, the F-15 has a tailhook. However I have no idea what it
is used for, as the gear are not string enough for cats and traps.

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