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31-12-2007, 13:33 #18621Senior Member
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Re: Whats this, any plane spotters in?
Stroukoff YC-123E. A '4x4' version of the Fairchild C123 fitted with the Pantobase system.
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31-12-2007, 13:38 #18622Senior Member
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Flashy has it.
It's this tart again
In drag
IIRC
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02-01-2008, 00:24 #18623Senior Member
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Hello chaps and a very happy (and safe) new year to you all, especially those on ops!
Let's start with a relatively easy one...
Regards,
MM"I hold that it is quite wrong for the soldier to want to exercise command over the striking forces. The handling of an Air Force is a life study, and therefore the air part must be kept under Air Force command."
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02-01-2008, 00:27 #18624Senior Member
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Mil Mi-1 'Hare'.
Happy New Year etc...I hate humans. I wind people up, it's what I do.
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02-01-2008, 00:51 #18625Senior Member
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Da!!
"I hold that it is quite wrong for the soldier to want to exercise command over the striking forces. The handling of an Air Force is a life study, and therefore the air part must be kept under Air Force command."
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02-01-2008, 00:55 #18626Senior Member
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is that the boeing suggested jsf?
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02-01-2008, 01:44 #18627Senior Member
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Very close MDN but it's not a Boeing.
"I hold that it is quite wrong for the soldier to want to exercise command over the striking forces. The handling of an Air Force is a life study, and therefore the air part must be kept under Air Force command."
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02-01-2008, 02:52 #18628Senior Member
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Lockheed Martin Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) X-35A or am I going way off base
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02-01-2008, 11:37 #18629Senior Member
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It's actually the F-35A (well kind of an A. Engineering redesign of the F-35 makes this a unique variant) prototype but I'll give it to you TS!
More challenging ones will be obtained shortly!!"I hold that it is quite wrong for the soldier to want to exercise command over the striking forces. The handling of an Air Force is a life study, and therefore the air part must be kept under Air Force command."
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02-01-2008, 11:43 #18630Senior Member
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I trust everyone is well and rested?
Back to work for me, for the short term at least!
I think that this particular bird has been posted before, but what the hey!
EDIT: It's a well known one, so exact variant please!
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