Shush, DJ. Don’t spoil one of the running jokes we have here on this forum! You know just as well that we would be having much less fun here if it weren’t for the huge Allied losses {sic} during Allied Force, or Stavatti planes 😀
Tiger_01, Nitin_V, stop it. Please 😉
i was there you were not so …. end of that, i saw what you can only dream and woke up all wet, so … pictures talk more than 1000 word, can I just remind you that “someone claim over 200 tanks killed at Kosovo but only 15 were found and half of that were fake…
so do not tell me about propaganda please
I told You to wait and they will tell but it will not be so soon …
Lets stay with Facts, You see that mig were kiled near Tuzla, but did You heard something about airstrike from Yugoslavia to that location in Bosnia during 1999 …
and one more thing what production lines are You talking about, first several day they killed almost everything that could be used for production of some wepons, we could not produce aircraft Years ahead, and Tanks only in Former Yugoslavia could be made, becouse factories were all scaterd all over the ex Country we lived in, bu ammuniton and light arms we had and have … but this is the fact. /sorry for my bad english but i Hope You all understand what i had to say 😀 )
Hey, we don’t want to hear about tanks. We want you to tell us about all the B-52s, B-2s, German Phantoms and Turkish F-5s shot down!!! And pictures! And not from Venik! :diablo:
The Dutch have any other role beyond joint ownship of the wind tunnel?
Probably the whole pool of aerodynamicists was German-Dutch, as the windtunnel is part of a whole research institute. A leftover from the days when Fokker and VFW were one company, in the 1960s and -70s.
Well, i have to say i was relieved to hear that Bush won by both the popular and EC votes. While being strongly anti-Bush myself, i’m actually happy that he now has a clear and undisputable mandate.
Although i have my own thoughts about US internal politics, i don’t think they are worth much from a European like me. And while i’m a strong opponent of Bush’ display of foreign politics, i do think the bulk of the annoyance with me is the attitude with which that foreign politics are pursued, and less so the actual politics themselves. Let’s face it: Clinton’s adventure over Kosovo in 1999 was also a terribly misguided act of US military expeditionism, it was just sold (abroad) sooooo much better than that Iraq thing.
If that were true, the Lampyridae project was much, much further before being cancelled than actually acknowledged.
The windtunnel there is definately big enough, so you could be right. Unfortunately i don’t know if that mock-up had actual control surfaces for some sort of tethered in-tunnel flight, but that would definately be interesting.
I really should be visiting Gatow just to get a look at the Lampyridae. It’s unfortunately still in the museum storage and not yet open to public viewing, but arrangements can be made…
I’ve read somewhere that the model pictured above was actually “flown” in a wind tunnel, with a guy in the cockpit.
That model was indeed ‘flown’ in the German-Dutch windtunnel in Marknesse. Don’t know if it was manned though.
Merged with an earlier thread, there are too many laughs in this one NOT to revive this one 😀
The JH-7 a carrier aircraft? Yeah, right. Show me a list of “some modification” and it might get interesting.
And it wouldn’t nearly make it a Chinese equivalent to the F/A-18. It’s got far too much range for that :dev2:
A Spanish farmer got sentenced some prison time for shooting at FAMET (that’s Army for you) Bo-105s. Appearantly the farmer’s daughter, who liked to sunbathe naked/topless, attracted a lot of helo activity from the nearby Colmenar Viejo base.
You see the 555 FS on the tail? That’s not a serial number but the squadron number. The 555th is O’Grady’s unit so that is certainly O’Grady’s plane unless the 555 FS lost another
Nope, both F-16s lost by the USAF over former Yugoslavia were with the Triple Nickles. The F-16 wrecked by Scott O’Grady and a SA-6 missile was 89-2032/AV, indeed of the 555FS/31FW. This was during Deny Flight over Bosnia.
The tail on display in the Belgrade museum is that of 88-0550/AV which was shot down during Allied Force.
Tatarstan is Russia, actually. We’re not writing that the C-130J is built in Georgia, or that the Rafale is built in the Gironde…
The eggbeaters look a bit like Hormones…
Yep. Ka-32s they are.
The second one at Hermeskeil is painted in RAF colours, but it is actually 54+24.