VISUAL AIRCRAFT RECOGNITION

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If it were classified secret FAS would have been closed
for
publishing
it to the web.

Actually, that's not true.

Are you saying one can post current classified publications on
the
net
and not get in trouble ?

I can see you are trying to twist things into the other person
showing
some
kind of weakness. Now, put your EID kit away and go play
somewhere
else
or
dummy up a bit more. Classifications change faster than the
wind
direction.


Sure daryl, twist it anyway you like.

While you are at it tell us again about the FB-4 nuclear bombers
of
the
1960's.

LOL, you have already been blown out of the water on that one.
Guess
you
are just recycling your old lies. Ask Ed if he ever was on a Nuke
loaded
Phantom. He's already stated he has. But, again, don't let facts
get
in
the way of you recycling your lies. You and Leturd must go drinking
together soon.

There is no question that F-4's darried nukes.
The point of contention was your claim they were called "FB-4"

No one every supported that claim.

McDonnell Douglas classed it as a Fighter/Bomber. Do you mean they are
wrong and you are right?

They certainly did call it that.
So why can't you show us where it had the designation FB-4 in USAF
service.

I already explained why. But that was long ago and you just keep bringing
it up like the 404thk00k that you are.




Standard 404thk00k 3rd grade debating as usual.

I ask simple questions.
Not my fault you can not asnwer them without making an ass of yourself.

Your question is nothing more than another attempt to kill off yet another
Military Usenet Group. How many does that make now, 7 at least?

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In article
. net,
Tankfixer
wrote:

If it were classified secret FAS would have been closed
for
publishing
it to the web.

Actually, that's not true.

Are you saying one can post current classified publications on
the
net
and not get in trouble ?

I can see you are trying to twist things into the other person
showing
some
kind of weakness. Now, put your EID kit away and go play
somewhere
else
or
dummy up a bit more. Classifications change faster than the
wind
direction.


Sure daryl, twist it anyway you like.

While you are at it tell us again about the FB-4 nuclear bombers
of
the
1960's.

LOL, you have already been blown out of the water on that one.
Guess
you
are just recycling your old lies. Ask Ed if he ever was on a Nuke
loaded
Phantom. He's already stated he has. But, again, don't let facts
get
in
the way of you recycling your lies. You and Leturd must go drinking
together soon.

There is no question that F-4's darried nukes.
The point of contention was your claim they were called "FB-4"

No one every supported that claim.

McDonnell Douglas classed it as a Fighter/Bomber. Do you mean they are
wrong and you are right?

They certainly did call it that.
So why can't you show us where it had the designation FB-4 in USAF
service.

I already explained why. But that was long ago and you just keep bringing
it up like the 404thk00k that you are.

You gave some lame explanations that no one bought at the time.
And they still do not agree with you.







Standard 404thk00k 3rd grade debating as usual.

I ask simple questions.
Not my fault you can not asnwer them without making an ass of yourself.

Your question is nothing more than another attempt to kill off yet another
Military Usenet Group. How many does that make now, 7 at least?

0, but then we know how you like to make crap up.


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diet of static text and
cascading "threads."