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So why was it declassified? Maybe a reminder to Iran that we could kick their tails in the air any day of the year?
But USAF F-15Cs got their butt's kicked by the Indian AF in a recent exercise!
Two major factors stand out: None of the six 3rd Wing F-15Cs was equipped with the newest long-range, active electronically scanned array (AESA) radars. These Raytheon APG-63(V)2 radars were designed to find small and stealthy targets. At India's request, the U.S. agreed to mock combat at 3-to-1 odds and without the use of simulated long-range, radar-guided AIM-120 Amraams that even the odds with beyond-visual-range kills.
we realized that within the constraints of the exercise we were going to have a very difficult time," Snowden says.
"You know we're there and we're not hiding," Snowden says. "But we didn't have the beyond-visual-range shot or the numerical advantage.
That was just a PR exercise to convince congress to buy more F-22s.
The article didn't mention it, probably because they couldn't, but where did the airplanes for Constant Peg come from? Defections? Or did we build em?
The article states Constant Peg began in 1977. I know one Naval Aviator who flew a MiG-17 on at least one orientation flight in the desert in about 1970.
Ahhh. It's all coming back to me now. The info. gleaned from HAVE DRILL(MiG-17) and HAVE DOUGHNUT(MiG-21) were the impetus for the founding of NFWS and the basis of all the air-to-air training that resulted.HAVE DRILL was around that time.