Is V-22 the Common Support Aircraft solution?, page 1
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reply posted on 17-12-2002 @ 11:52 AM by MakodFilu
Now you did...

Another (earlier) victim: The Hawker P.1121. Same capabilities as F-4 Phantom back in the early 60s (in fact, in the late 50s)

www.raf.mod.uk...


Back on topic:

The V-22 is a flying box capable of almost any dull duty. It's *the* definitive ASW flying platform (or is someone thinking of a MAD pod and torpedoes for the X-35?).

As an AEW platform, i think those huge rotors would do more than a nasty interference, but...

[Edited on 2002-12-17 by MakodFilu]


reply posted on 18-12-2002 @ 01:40 AM by MakodFilu
Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow
www.mach3graphics.com... (info, a comparison with MiG-25, secret documents, nice site)
exn.ca...
www.spitcrazy.com...



I'm thinking about splitting this tread in two... Mine is the fault.

Any oppinion/ clue/ certainty about the V-22 or we must wait to, as KKing123 said, V-22 to have green-light to production?

[Edited on 2002-12-18 by MakodFilu]


reply posted on 20-12-2002 @ 10:27 AM by MakodFilu
Originally posted by Estragon
A recent story here:
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Please, edit your post and use tags, because the the link is broken in two...

To Moderators: it seems there is something wrong with the forum automatically putting tags to links.
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