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January 7th 04, 02:55 AM
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How 'bout a thread on the F-22 with no mud slinging, no axe grinding, no emotional diatribes, and just s
Would this arangement have been as useful for WVR dogfighting? I thought
the F-22s scheme for the IR missles was supposed to be one of its biggest advantages. I believe it would be fine,the thought being perhaps to get the seeker head on the AIM-9 exposed to an IR source..I'm not sure which design was being pushed harder at the time of the decision,but they were trying to keep the stretch of the fuselage to a minimum. 
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