Blackbird v. Mig-25

From: Venik
Date: 8/29/2004 12:18 AM Central Daylight Time
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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.

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Venik


Name one that was written outside the Soviet Union.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

B2431 wrote:

Name one that was written outside the Soviet Union.


Is this a test? Ooh, I like tests! I suggest reading something about
the development of the F-14, as well as the Israeli-Arab conflicts which
saw the use of MiG-25s. I promise you will find no shortage of examples
of how MiG-25 affeted the US planning.

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From: Venik
Date: 8/29/2004 4:58 AM Central Daylight Time
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B2431 wrote:

Name one that was written outside the Soviet Union.


Is this a test? Ooh, I like tests! I suggest reading something about
the development of the F-14, as well as the Israeli-Arab conflicts which
saw the use of MiG-25s. I promise you will find no shortage of examples
of how MiG-25 affeted the US planning.

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Regards,

Venik

Nice selective editing there, venik. Everything the U.S. developed affected the
Soviet plans and vice versa.

Now read the parts you edited out:

"Subject: Blackbird v. Mig-25
From: (B2431)
Date: 8/29/2004 1:41 AM Central Daylight Time
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From: Venik
Date: 8/29/2004 12:18 AM Central Daylight Time
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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


Name one that was written outside the Soviet Union.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired"

Now notice how you changed from MiG-37 to MiG25 to avoid answering my question.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

B2431 wrote:

Now notice how you changed from MiG-37 to MiG25 to avoid answering
my question.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

No books have been written about the MiG-37 apart from the Italeri
manual for their plastic model :-) But if you mean MiG-31, than, as you
(probably don't) know, it's original designation during development was
MiG-25MP (Ye-155MP).

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Venik

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From: Venik
Date: 8/29/2004 12:06 PM Central Daylight Time
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B2431 wrote:

Now notice how you changed from MiG-37 to MiG25 to avoid answering
my question.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

No books have been written about the MiG-37 apart from the Italeri
manual for their plastic model :-) But if you mean MiG-31, than, as you
(probably don't) know, it's original designation during development was
MiG-25MP (Ye-155MP).

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Regards,

Venik

I stand corrected, I meant MiG-31. You still tap danced. As usual you can't
provide proof of your assertions.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

"Venik" wrote
B2431 wrote:

Now notice how you changed from MiG-37 to MiG25 to avoid answering
my question.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

No books have been written about the MiG-37 apart from the Italeri
manual for their plastic model :-) But if you mean MiG-31, than, as you
(probably don't) know, it's original designation during development was
MiG-25MP (Ye-155MP).

And a whole book that was written outside the fUSSR telling how the
MiG-25MP/Ye-155MP/MiG-31 impacted US planning was?

Is this a test? Ooh, I like tests! I suggest reading something about
the development of the F-14, as well as the Israeli-Arab conflicts which
saw the use of MiG-25s. I promise you will find no shortage of examples
of how MiG-25 affeted the US planning.

Liking and doing well on test are not the same thing.