Does pilot can control number of firing rockets/I don’t think about salvo 2,4,6…all, fire at once/but fire for example one rocket, or 5 ?

good question…

i´ve read in several books about that (I love rocket weapons), and the answer is Yeah!!!….

Normaly the pilot cand decide how much rockets you can fire.

for example, the GR-Mk-3 launch all his rockets in salvo during exercises, but in training sorties, the pilot normali fire one-to-one, because in this form he can practise more “attacks”…

I hope you understand me, because my english is a little bit horribilus….

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Pretty women thread??

Yes….

we have a spanish military and history forum whose name is : El gran capitan… well, the most visit thread is “mis mujeres favoritas”=my favourite girls….

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In the treath 66, the second photo itsn´t a Sukhoi… it´s a F-8 II.

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And one question:

Could the AV-8B Harrier II+ launch the AIM-120 from the external pilon (were normally they have tue AIM-9)???

Any photo???Thanks.
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Thanks…

But anyone on Sea Vixen???

Andwhat abut nuclear weapons in Royal Navy planes???

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BAC Lightning F/A-2000:

2 EJ-200
Blue vixen radar and Captor IRST.

4x AIM-120C
4x Asraam.
and Storm Shadow, LGB Maverick….

Hispano Aviación HAV-8ES (modernized AV-8S)
APG-65 o blue vixen.
2x AIM-120 over wing.
a bulbouss like de A-4 for fuel and sensor (50% more range)

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Only one…

Harrier… all of them.

Later…
Spitfire, Hunter, F-18, Mosquito, F-104, Yak-38, HA-220 Super Saeta….

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