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These two would proberbly give it a go


F-4

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Anything an F-4 can do a lightning can do better!!

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I can't repeate what I said when I saw the KC-135!!!!!


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I've seen video looking down from a cliff showing F-4s below flying extremely low (and slow) over a civilian boat, making multiple passes. My mouth was hanging open - I mean the Phantoms were all but scraping the top of the boat several times. The F-4s and boat weren't that far away, either; a major league outfielder might have been able to toss a ball out as far as they were from the camera.

I know that from the pilot's-eye perspective, you always think/feel lower than you really are, so they must have thought they actually did scrape the thing. Good flying, VERY poor judgement, IMHCPO (In my humble civilian pilot opinion).

Is this video available on the 'net, or was it only "for the fellas", since I did see it at a friend's house (a current USAF pilot) ... hint hint.

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Cking wrote:
These two would proberbly give it a go


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApM_f-jBlP0


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Great -135 flyby. :shock: What a great looking A/C. 8)

I am building a 1/72 -135A model now...

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Cking wrote:
Anything an F-4 can do a lightning can do better!!



Cking,

Your right! The lightning even has a higher wing loading which suprised the heck out of me! :shock: :shock:

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F-4s looks better! 8)


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PhantomAce08 wrote:
F-4s looks better! 8)



Better not say that over on "Flypast" People have died for less!!!
You can be excused because you proberbly have never seen the "Frightning" fly. It was a sight and sound that beggers description. If those chaps at Stennis get theirs airworthy make a point in going to see it fly.

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P.S. The F-4 is an impressive looking beast too!!


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Cool vids! How long before the "safety patrol" poo-poo's these?

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How long before the "safety patrol" poo-poo's these?




They already are here :(


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