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as far as I know the f22 has vectored thrust, the f23 did not. and that was the selling point.
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Zylka
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The Ekranoplane is hilarious. Are those pre landing rocket artillery tubes up top???
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Chemical Ollie
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Bored of this board
Jan 2002 time: 06:27
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Here's the plane that ruled the skies over the Baltic Sea in the 50's. It was used in bombing raids by Swedish UN troops in the Kongo war 1962. That's the only time the Swedish Airforce has been used in lethal action.
quote: After the WWII, SAAB designed a fighter aircraft with swept wings and built around the license-built Ghost engine (RM 2, 2.270 kp). Due to the large cross section of the engine, the aircraft was from the beginning was nicknamed ”Flygande tunnan (the Flying Barrel”).
SAAB 29 was developed primarily as a fighter-interceptor aircraft, but versions for reconnaissance and attack were also produced. Totally 661 SAAB 29 were built.
The A 29B was the fighter version J 29B modified for attack missions. In addition to the built-in four 20 mm automatic cannons with 180 rounds each, also armour-piercing rockets (several alternatives) and napalm bombs could be carried, the latter instead of drop fuel tanks. |
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Last edited by Chemical Ollie on 01-04-2003 at 02:35
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