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fighter plane  (all militaries, america, britain, anybody)
 
August 14th, 2005  
ill be damed if i know
 
 
fighter plane  (all militaries, america, britain, anybody)
todays the eurofighter or F-22 but history has to be the spitfire
August 15th, 2005  
-[ToR[N]aDo]-
 
At the moment my choise fall on the Eurofighter and the Tornado!

But if i see how much victories the Me 109 got, my choise is clear.

Me 109 for all the time!
August 15th, 2005  
tomtom22
 
 
For me it's the McDonnell F-4 Phantom II. First flown in May 1958, this plane has been used by the US Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force in many different roles as well as being used by 15 other nations including Japan, Korea, Great Britain and Austrailia.
The Phantom II has garnered a host of world speed and time-to-climb records. It is the first and only aircraft ever to be flown concurrently by both the Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds. The aircraft flew every traditional military mission: air superiority, close air support, interception, air defense suppression, long-range strike, fleet defense, attack and reconnaissance. Over 5000 were produced and although F-4s are no longer in the USAF inventory, (the last were F-4G Wild Weasels retired in 1995) they are still flown by a number of other nations.

Source: http://www.globalsecurity.org/milita...rcraft/f-4.htm
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fighter plane  (all militaries, america, britain, anybody)
August 15th, 2005  
Missileer
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by FutureDevilDog
I like the JSF-35 of the U.S., also i like the F-22 Raptor also of the U.S.
Same for me, if they do all that they are designed to do.
August 16th, 2005  
Kina
 
f-117 nighthawk
August 16th, 2005  
recondo_fr
 
 
i love the F4UA1 - that's a legendary plane, may be not the best in air combat, but so nice

then, when i was young i watched the famous tv show "BLACK SHEEP", history of the VMF214 during WWII in the pacific, that's always a real pleasure when i can watch again an issue
September 13th, 2005  
LeEnfield
 
 
I think that this was one of the finest all round aircraft of WW2, as a bomber it was superb, as a night fighter it was excellent, as fighter it was second to none.

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September 15th, 2005  
danthepirate
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by LeEnfield
This thread would be better if it was split up into WW1 types then WW2, then onto the Jet aircraft. Also the bombers and fighters should be separated as they had vastly different types of work to do.
maybe but oh well
September 15th, 2005  
danthepirate
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by recondo_fr
i love the F4UA1 - that's a legendary plane, may be not the best in air combat, but so nice

then, when i was young i watched the famous tv show "BLACK SHEEP", history of the VMF214 during WWII in the pacific, that's always a real pleasure when i can watch again an issue
AMEN BROTHA!!!!!
September 15th, 2005  
danthepirate
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tomtom22
For me it's the McDonnell F-4 Phantom II. First flown in May 1958, this plane has been used by the US Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force in many different roles as well as being used by 15 other nations including Japan, Korea, Great Britain and Austrailia.
The Phantom II has garnered a host of world speed and time-to-climb records. It is the first and only aircraft ever to be flown concurrently by both the Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds. The aircraft flew every traditional military mission: air superiority, close air support, interception, air defense suppression, long-range strike, fleet defense, attack and reconnaissance. Over 5000 were produced and although F-4s are no longer in the USAF inventory, (the last were F-4G Wild Weasels retired in 1995) they are still flown by a number of other nations.

Source: http://www.globalsecurity.org/milita...rcraft/f-4.htm
true, one of my favorites also but nat as much as the F4u