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Old March 19th 04, 02:42 AM
Henry J Cobb
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BUFDRVR wrote:
Walt, if it were that easy to pop non-stealth aircraft, surely we would have
lost more than we have (by an order of magnitude) since '91. The grand champion
RCS of all time has suffered exactly zero losses and only 1 damaged in well
over 1,000 missions over Iraq x 2 and Yugoslavia. In fact, more stealth
aircraft have been downed than B-52s.


SEAD has gotten a lot better since Vietnam?

-HJC

 




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