i’m not sticking up for any body actually, i’m not overly nationalistic like some people 😀 i’m a multinational, capice?

and I ask you again, what is my AF 😉
and what does onions have to do with aviation, poor Haley, we know your feet smell like that after wearing the same shoe all day 😀

here’s a German Z-8

Re: Here you go, my Dear Burger Mania!

Originally posted by Haleyoneshoemak
Here you go, my Dear Burger Mania.
Once again, the world of the Chinese PS’s.
Why! It’s the Bison of course :)…

For the things it can hang on its wings and belly, still plenty of punches!!!

http://bbs.china.com/images/2004-03-02/107823139077.gif

what makes you think that’s a bison? 😀
almost any MiG-21 and J-7 can fire rockets.

Re: J-7s for NK???

Originally posted by Haleyoneshoemak
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1) KYC, what is it? Is it an acrobatic team or what???

Incidentally, rumors has surfaced in the web the last
couple of days that a number of this item will be given to North Korea,
free, zilch, no charge, although the exact units are not yet public. Source claimed
that initially, that NK demanded FC-1 but China declined.

My hypotheses: A barter or exchange
for NK to scrap their nuke program. Indicating that there’s
still plenty of punch left in this bird.

I agree, NK can do well with some J-7 Bisons 😀

Originally posted by Haleyoneshoemak
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Actually, migrant sources who are in the in’s
of this Chinese military operation against the Vietnamese claimed that
China never considered the use of her airforce.

Reasons are as follow:

– While America’s Vietnam experience had taught the Chinese that airpower is
indeed an effective tool, it however also taught them that dealing with a persevering opponents
such as the Vietnamese in an environment such as Vietnam, doesn’t pay dividends.

– Such an undertaking would be way too costly for the Chinese
to absorb, financially, particularly with the limited resources the Chinese had at the time.
Their object was and has always been a land blitz to make a point.

– The Chinese were at odds with the USSR at the time.
They were reserving their airforce for the unthinkable — a military confrontation with the USSR
in the event the USSR launches an attack against China.

Vietnam weren’t that much of a thorn to the Chinese as the USSR was
at the time. China’s aim when she went into Vietnam was simply to send the Vietnamese
a message — a message which says there are consequences – regardless.

Vietnam’s gamble: Backed by and probably stirred up by the USSR who wanted the Chinese
to get trapped in this Vietnam snare now that the Americans has left a void there, Vietnam started
harassing China, militarily, in border regions believing China would be too lame to fight back.

Their purpose: Outstanding
land claims similar to the ones they
have with Cambodia and Laos.

Haley haley, make me a shoe and i will make you a burger.

The front profile drawing makes it look alot like the Tu-22M