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reply posted on 25-5-2005 @ 02:44 AM by W4rl0rD
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Originally posted by Stealth Spy
Stealth Spy just loves to hear about US aircraft being shot down, and I bet he actually thinks a B-2 really got shot down.
Grow a brain you hoax Russian.
You are really just contradicting yourself. How do you know he is a hoax Russian?
To assume is only to make an a$$ of yourself.
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reply posted on 25-5-2005 @ 04:36 AM by Stealth Spy
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^^ What's your point Warlord ??
The guy claims he is a russian, and defaces russian tech.
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reply posted on 25-5-2005 @ 04:41 AM by matej
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None of B-2 was shoot down. All 21 planes are still in service. Only one F-117 was. Here is another picture of hard landing...
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reply posted on 25-5-2005 @ 04:50 AM by Stealth Spy
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Air bases
How come the plane is intact even after crashing down ??
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reply posted on 25-5-2005 @ 05:11 AM by Argus
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Originally posted by Stealth Spy
How come the plane is intact even after crashing down ??
[edit on 25-5-2005 by Stealth Spy]
My guess would be that this aircaraft has suffered a failure of its frontal landing gear after touchdown, thus much of the gravitational potential
energy has been negated. Still brown trousers time for the pilot though
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reply posted on 25-5-2005 @ 05:23 AM by Stealth Spy
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I doubt if that is actually a picture of a F-117 shot down over Kosovo.
Maybe its just a broken down F-117 in some american air base
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reply posted on 25-5-2005 @ 08:05 AM by Element
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the picture up there is the pic of a Nighthawk which hardlanded on an US base I think... It's not a crash, it's a front train leg break...
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reply posted on 25-5-2005 @ 06:24 PM by deltaboy
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there are no pics of b-2 bomber shot down only f117 so in reality its the 117 dat was shot down only stealth fighter.
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reply posted on 25-5-2005 @ 11:25 PM by edsinger
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Folks I don't have time for a link but yes a F117 was shot down in the Balkans. It was shot down by AAA I think, but I am not sure how that happened
at altitude. At least that is what I remember......
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reply posted on 26-5-2005 @ 02:42 AM by Ray Davies
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AAA?
That was my next question, thanks for answering it.
Don't the Nighthawks fly at night? Did the baddies have NV or WWII spotlights or something?
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reply posted on 26-5-2005 @ 07:47 AM by Harlequin
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the f-117a shot down was brought down by a SAM no triple A
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reply posted on 26-5-2005 @ 01:04 PM by M6D
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like i previously said, theyre are at least 10 diffrent explantations, one is random AA fire, another one was triangulation with radar, another was
their flight path was well known, and another is the bomb door jammed, who knows which is the real explantion?
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reply posted on 26-5-2005 @ 05:15 PM by Sugarlump
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Ok I know you are only supposed to post things relevant to the thread but this is relevant I promise.
Can someone please get some spell checker action going in the post reply window!!!
Seriously reading this thread and the mass of spelling and syntax errors has left me with a massive headache.
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reply posted on 28-5-2005 @ 03:10 AM by Daedalus3
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That hardlanded craft looks pretty salvagable....
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reply posted on 29-5-2005 @ 09:16 PM by edsinger
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Well if you still think a B-2 was shot down, go here:
LINK to USAF list 2004
In case you cant get it,
B-2 Spirit
Brief: Stealthy, long-range multirole bomber that
can deliver conventional and nuclear munitions anywhere
on the globe by flying through previously impenetrable
defenses.
Function: Long-range heavy bomber.
Operator: ACC.
First Flight: July 17, 1989.
Delivered: Dec. 11, 1993-2002.
IOC: April 1997, Whiteman AFB, Mo.
Production: 21.
Inventory: 21.
Unit Location: Whiteman AFB, Mo.
Contractor: Northrop Grumman; Boeing; LTV.
Power Plant: four General Electric F118-GE-100
turbofans, each 17,300 lb thrust.
Accommodation: two, mission commander and pilot,
on zero/zero ejection seats.
Dimensions: span 172 ft, length 69 ft, height 17 ft.
Weight: empty 125,000-153,700 lb, typical T-O weight
336,500 lb.
Ceiling: 50,000 ft.
Plus at 50.000 ft, there isnt much the Serbs could do..trust me.
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reply posted on 30-5-2005 @ 11:17 PM by Stealth Spy
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another...
American F-117A stealth bomber shot down over Yugoslavia in March of 1999.
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reply posted on 30-5-2005 @ 11:33 PM by edsinger
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I ahve already admitted an F-117 was shot down and I still think it was AAA not a radar or IR guided missle.
Show me pics of a crashed B-2 will ya?
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reply posted on 31-5-2005 @ 02:01 AM by M6D
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this guys hardly orgional, showing us pictures of known events...big wow
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reply posted on 31-5-2005 @ 03:37 AM by waynos
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I apologise to anyone who finds this reply boring or repetitive but I have already posted on at least three occasions the entirely rational reason I
belive the 'B-2' claim is made.
Namely that the F-117 serves as a bomber and that is well known, thus the shooting down of a 'stealth bomber' claim just got misreported by those
who wish to put a type name to the story by replacing the words 'stealth bomber' with the name of the only known official stealth bomber, the
Northrop B-2. That is all that happened.
Its like Chinese whispers, first an F-117 on a bombing mission is shot down, next the gleeful defending forces are full of how they shot down a
stealth bomber, quite understandibly, then someone else makes the connection with 'stealth bomber' and goes "Oh, a B-2 has been shot down!", then
someone else tries to make sense of the claim and rationalise that this must mean a B-2 AND an F-117 have been shot down and on we go. Its completely
farcical as 21 B-2's were delivered to the USAF and 21 are in service today.
The reason I repeat this yet again is that those who simply love the idea of a B-2 being downed have oddly managed to completely ignore this line of
thinking while pressing on with this unsubstantiated claim.
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reply posted on 1-6-2005 @ 01:37 PM by edsinger
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You could very well be correct that they think a F117 is a stealth bomber. I ahve see the Press call a destroyer a battleship more than once.
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