Great story! Yes I know! Is CAD actually a hindrance more than a help!?

There was a lot of good stories about the SR-71 during it's secretive years. One I heard in the early 80s took place in the 60s. A SR-71 returning from Russia was flying over a part of Canada when an engine flamed out. So the plane dropped altitude to get into some denser air to restart and Canadian Air Defense…

"The SR-71, an aircraft that first flew some 50 years ago next Monday, still holds the public's imagination like no other flying machine. It could lob a couple of guys, some cameras, radars and jammers through the air at Mach 3.2. Yet seeing it perform down-low at an air show was something akin to watching Darth…

They could have used the stock photo from the right model at least: http://www.boeing.com/boeing/company…

Using the F-16N 'early' retirement as a comparison really isn't fair. That model lived in a much different environment than the rest of the worlds F-16's. The N model wasn't 'g' restricted by the Navy like all of the other air forces did / do with theirs. If a lightly loaded USAF F-16 saw the highside of 9 g's it was…

But, Lewis should have left space going into the next corner. I'm so tired of everyone praising Lewis. He's the current Prost. Everything is everyone else's fault. Screw him.

About the update: Gossip b**ch Hamilton lied again to spin things in order to look like a martyr.

Lewis gave him no room — plain and simple. Nico would have either had to back off or go off track to avoid him. I don't believe Lewis' quote of Nico for one second. Lauda has no room for complaint when he told the commentator on the grid that they were going to "let them race. " Can't have it both ways, Buddy!

if youre talking about fighters that were never made how about the avro arrow?? the f15s great grand daddy and it was never built...fucking diefenbaker