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Originally posted by zakattack
for every F-86 that was shot down over korea 10 "Russian" mig 15 were shot down this is not made up and at the end they found out the of the 810 mig15s shot down 700 and some of them were russian pilots
US has a reputation of having the best Airforce in the world and is recognized by as having the best by all countries which is why everyone is trying to steal our technology, kind of like China stealing the Tech to launch missile from subs underwater they werent smart enough to do it themselves so they steal it. I am in no way bashing chinese people just the china government
Originally posted by WestPoint23
Well I agree that China is copying U.S. sub tech but it does not belong in this thread. However have you seen the J-10 look at its specs and plans they are almost identical to the F-16.
Here is the link with the 10-1 kill ratio in the F-86s favor
my point was that US has pretty much the best of everything and that thats why everyone is trying to steal it, dont get all bent out of shap cuz i mentioned the word submarine, face it no one is trying to steal russian tech like they are us tech
zakattack
of the 810 mig15s shot down 700 and some of them were russian pilots
The numbers shown above, and used throughout, are claims, and are almost certainly in excess of the actual number of MiGs downed. During the war the USAF pilots claimed over 800 enemy planes. Postwar research revised that figure downward to 379, which closely matches the admitted Russian losses of 345. The Air Force has not disclosed, perhaps does not fully know, which pilot claims to revise, so the contemporary numbers stand, although, as in all claims for aerial victories, the claims exceed the other side's documented losses.
the U.S. Air Force sustained 1,198 deaths in combat. Of these,
968, or 80%, were fighter pilots. Some 112 of them were F-86 pilots
The 64th was secretly sent to fight in the Korean War in Nov
1950. They did quite well, shooting down 1,300 UN aircraft of all types
while losing only 345 of their own. MiG-15s piloted by Soviets outscored
the F-86 guys at around 2:1. However, MiGs in the hands of North Korean
and Chinese pilots were knocked down at something like 13:1 by the USAF.
There doesn't seem to be any Chinese or Korean aces.
grunt2
well, the chinese submarine program is based in russian experience
Originally posted by zakattack
Anyways ill probably get Flamed for saying this, but if you believe in God and the Bible, you will have to do alot of reading and interpreting but the Bible says the king of the South is the US Great Britain world power and that soon there will be a king of the North who will go forth in a great rage to annihilate many and that there would be a pushing and a shoving between the King of the South and the King of the North and that the King of the North would backed into a corner and forced to surrender. but we dont know who the king of the north is yet so who knows maybe its china maybe its India and china or maybe its NK,Iran Syria
[edit on 24-3-2005 by zakattack]
While not invisible, the F-22's radar cross section is comparable to the radar cross sections of birds and bees. Compared to other current fighters, the F-22 is much more difficult to detect.
Low rate production was initially scheduled to begin in FY99. The aircraft production rate was to gradually increase to 36 aircraft per year in FY 2004, and will continue that rate until all 339 aircraft had been built (projected to be complete in 2013). Initial Operational Capability of one operational squadron was slated for December 2005.
Originally posted by SiberianTiger
F-15 doesn't have a 105 kill thats a lie a U.S. F-15 was shot down by Iraq in gulf war 1 in a2a fight