Why does it look like the Colombian Kfirs have a really high take-off speed and they still look like they are barely able to fly? The sink rate after lift off is pretty dramatic.
checked to see if posted, didnt find any in the search, props to Bigthud
Why does it look like the Colombian Kfirs have a really high take-off speed and they still look like they are barely able to fly? The sink rate after lift off is pretty dramatic.
You just gotta love those BUFFs and Bones. They surely know how to get ones attention
A-10 refueling
F-15's Refueling
MASS RECOVERY
Hmm, the good old 'fat boy' EA-6B was there, but no EA-18G. Odd, unless this is strictly just Air Force toys then? I know the USAF operates (or used to) a number of Prowlers, but were looking to phase those out in the electronic attack role with some type of new UAV in the future. Of course on the Navy side we went with the Growler (EA-18G), which is a modified Super Hornet that is replacing the Prowler in the USN right now.