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    If i ever get my own country

    If i ever get my own country, my air force will be comprised of only F4 Phantoms and Avril Vulcans...
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    I'd make sure I hire Donald trump as president

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    Wow slow week on the forum no response yet

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    Not generally in the habit of being provoked by political trolling...

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    If it's MY country then I WOULD be president. Duh.
    And I'd have the planes above as my airforce because they are the two coolest planes ever to fly. Well, I might have to get an SR-71 also.....
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    You bet! SR-71 FTW!!! And don't forget the P-51!
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    P-51? That'll be like target practice for the MIGs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jibber View Post
    P-51? That'll be like target practice for the MIGs.
    I am not a pilot, but I've heard that it's difficult for a modern superiority fighter to take on a WW2 era plane. The jets can't fly slow enough to dogfight them with guns, and the old planes don't throw enough heat or radar cross-section for missiles to be real effective. If comes out as kind of a stalemate -- the old plane can't hit the jet and is so maneuverable comparatively, that jet can't do much to it barring a lucky hit or missile lock.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jibber View Post
    P-51? That'll be like target practice for the MIGs.
    But it makes for great photo ops!

    Quote Originally Posted by SVT10th View Post
    I am not a pilot, but I've heard that it's difficult for a modern superiority fighter to take on a WW2 era plane. The jets can't fly slow enough to dogfight them with guns, and the old planes don't throw enough heat or radar cross-section for missiles to be real effective. If comes out as kind of a stalemate -- the old plane can't hit the jet and is so maneuverable comparatively, that jet can't do much to it barring a lucky hit or missile lock.
    You are correct, sir!
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    Stalemate? I certainly see what your saying and it sorta makes sense......just find it hard to believe. I would imagine that these new planes can slow down enough to take care of business on aNY WWII Era plane.
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