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Originally posted by DeltaNine
Oh yes, I certainly do and I didnt mean to suggest the Russians were the only ones to do this.
Obviously the Americans have taken those big square inlets, tails and high wings from the MiG-25, though the performance is completly differant.
Originally posted by DeltaNine
Yeah I suppose you're right if looking at the side. Have a look at that first pic you posted and a pic of the B1 in the same pose, and I think you'll see what Im talking about ( If I can make sense at 0300 lol)
Originally posted by DeltaNine
Im on night shift, so Ill be awake for another 4 hours at least. LOL
TU-160s were used to reconnoitre the route to the India Ocean missile release point for the two designated TU-95MS Bear-H live missile carriers, as well as to carry out the simulated missile launches.
On a night shift hunting for similarities between TU-160 and B-1A?
Originally posted by DeltaNine
4 crew? Thats a bit on the low side. I would have thought there would be 6-8 crew.
Maybe in this case there were 3x pilots and 1x flight engineer because of the long distances. Im like you, just guessing here.
You realise that you and I make up most of this thread?
MiG-41 - fictional advanced version of the MiG-29
Originally posted by DeltaNine
I remember that model. I think its in the same league as the F19 "stealth fighter" model of a few years back.
Pretty cool model it was too.