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And btw.. where/when was this "20:1" mess??
Hope you ain't talkin' about cope india..
It seems that has "no weightage" on this forum...
[edit on 31-3-2005 by Daedalus3]
Originally posted by JamesBlonde
Just wondering...?
What is the operational strength of both the Su-37 and the F/A-18 Super Hornet.
In so far as 1 on 1 battles one pilot usually gains the advantage but I put forward that such encounters are the exception to the rule and there are man factors which, ultimately, contribute to victory in air to air combat.
To gain an accurate comparison between these two aircraft we should also be focusing on the support structures behind each of them.
Originally posted by Hockeyguy567
Operational strength: I believe there are just over 200 Super Hornets in service right now, the 200th was delivered in September 2004, but there are currently 0 Su-37's in service.
[edit on 1-4-2005 by Hockeyguy567]
Originally posted by Hockeyguy567
And btw.. where/when was this "20:1" mess??
Hope you ain't talkin' about cope india..
It seems that has "no weightage" on this forum...
[edit on 31-3-2005 by Daedalus3]
I'm hate to break it to ya bud, but it has no "weightage" anywhere, just go to any aviation forum, and see for yourself, the only place that took Cope India seriously was CNN. (surprise, surprise)
Originally posted by JamesBlonde
The IAF have relevant combat experience against a comparable and welequipped foe. The las t I heard the IAF was able to make a 20:1 mess of the USAF in excercies.