Frog is the CH-46.
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I love being a Hooker. By far the strongest and most versatile in the Army’s inventory.
That’s exactly what Omar Bradley told policymakers in the 1940s... and then Korea happened
Amazing work but I’m a bit surprise he did the tank one seeing as it so closely resembles the Tiananmen square tank man picture. The Chinese government tends to get pretty mad at people who bring it up.
Great movie, Great book and being taken hard around here, the passing of a great artist of words!
Great movie as well...
Sad to hear the author died...didn’t know it was the same author of The Prince of Tides
It’ll be fine. All of this whining is just sour grapes anymore. It’s already fine. As an airplane it’s more than good enough. People like the British believe that so vehemently they’re wrapping an entire capital ship in it’s success.
ROFL, that WP article sources Sprey! hahahah!
So much hyperbole and aggression is odd coming from a guy with your sign off, I still love you though.
Still living there, still do not find it annoying!
I used to live in Beaufort and had to listen to the F/A-18s all the time. They weren’t that annoying until the rear of the plane was pointed at you.
Making his list for the night of the long knives.
And everything else.
In time, I think all variants will be seen as successful successors to the F-16, Harrier & F/A-18.
I’ve read the Norwegian pilot’s takes on the F-35A...it’s another fascinating take on the program. I do think the A is going to be successful, in its own right.
Ha! The legacy Hornet I flew, the helmet I wore, and my 36 year old carcass are all dinosaurs I suppose. Time will tell.
If the helmet and it’s EW gear is as awesome as they say, the F35 will be a milestone in military aviation and one tough adversary. However if someone manages to hack the plane or the helmet, the hole thing will badly backfire. We all know in analogue mode the Lightning isn’t a very good plane or maybe the Norwegian…