DaveGriffin
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And here I thought we were all one team.![]()
If the AF can't get their 381 F-22s, they give-up on their teammates and go home to sulk.
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And here I thought we were all one team.![]()
If the AF can't get their 381 F-22s, they give-up on their teammates and go home to sulk.
Dave you're a goddamn tool (which we've established). I'd turn over the Air Superiority role to the USAF bro's any day. They are better versed, better trained, and better equipped. However I'm sure you knew this. Navy TACAIR's role is not to establish air superiority, or maintain it.
You're disowned.
Who is disowned, DG or SIG?
DG isn't a part of the USN, so he doesn't count. Other than that, I'm not so willing to admit defeat.........
Ya I'm sure he'd choke me through the internet if I he could. Just tellin' it like it is. Maybe your gucci Lot 30's with two brains can compete.
Hornet = jack of all trades, master of none.
Ya I'm sure he'd choke me through the internet if I he could. Just tellin' it like it is. Maybe your gucci Lot 30's with two brains can compete.
Hornet = jack of all trades, master of none.
Sig,
Thanks for the words. I have done DACT and DBFM with the F18F in my trusty 1975 model year F15A. It's going to be more capable once they get the AESA however from my perspective as of now it's just an "improved" C/D BVR and less capable in the visual arena.
The High Aspect BFM was especially notable (Hornet F pylons only, Eagle 2 Bags plus two AIM-7s, one AIM-9, one ACMI pod). Two set ups, two KIOs as I was employing the gun (FOUL). I gave him the full up debrief (2 hours and change for two fights). I thought his RIO was going to die but at least the Driver had a great attitude and wanted to learn. There is quite a bit of difference between our Weapon Schools philosophically.
Biff
Maybe your gucci Lot 30's with two brains can compete.![]()
There is only 100% SA to be had in any given cockpit...with two people, you just split it. I'd rather have one dude with 80% SA than two with 50%!
MAGNUM!!, that makes absolutely zero sense. Where'd you learn math? If one guy has 100% SA, his backseater has 100% SA, that makes two guys with 100% SA. That doubles your chances that the guys in that jet have more SA than the guy in the other jet. Two guys with full SA is better than one guy with 80%. Your statement sounds like something single seat fighter guys made up to make himself feel better.
Biff, the pilot has a lot to do with that one. A clean Super with you slinging all that ******************** should have been living in your control zone.
Guppy, still want to choke me? I mean with that banged up wrist and all...
When two guys are splitting duties relevant to the task at hand, it's impossible for each to have 100% SA.
You ever seen an MC-130 flight deck where all 16 people have 100% SA? Two guys trying to communicate while doing seperate tasks for the same goal is not always a force multiplier.
As Robin Olds told me over a beer a couple years, if the F-22 uses its guns in air combat it has failed in its mission. 10 F-5s against one F-22 the F-22 is in serious trouble, and can use its superiority to disengage and cede air superiority to the F-5's. Lets see you could buy about 50 F-5 for the cost of 1 F-22?I wouldn't be surprised if you saw some very neat Raptor gun footage on CNN / Fox after that little bout...
From talking to friend that fly the 16 and 18, it sounds like the 18 can give a really great turn at the merge, until it runs out of energy. F-16 can regain energy like no ones business, especially one with the better engines.
Lets see you could buy about 50 F-5 for the cost of 1 F-22?
Concur.