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Air Force fighter pilots train in tactic that scopes out enemy targets, By Franklin Fisher, Stars and Stripes



 
 
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Old June 9th 04, 05:08 AM
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"Prowlus" wrote in message
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The perfect platform: Possibly the SEAD Tornados or F15E type

aircraft loaded
with sensors.


Or a UAV.



or howabout a helicopter gunship?


Yea, just ask the Apache's how well they did during OIF. They couldn't seem
to get above the AAA to be effective.



 




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