Aviation ping anyone?
Posted on 04/13/2005 7:46:38 AM PDT by NorthOf45
What will the Canadians use now as their front-line interceptor?
Outsourcing to USAF.
LOL, you guys slay me.
---What will the Canadians use now as their front-line interceptor?---
LOL
They can rely on US....they don't need a military
I got my chance and was amazed and how agile and fast that old bird was. When they say 'balls to the walls' that's what literally happens.
Now I know why fighter jocks have those silly-looking g-suits. And 'Gold Bond' medicated powder ;-)
Thank you ... someone who appreciates the post. : )
No matter what the neo-cons and Ottawa-this-world libs do, the US and Canada will always be good neighbors ;-)
A pity they won't sell it to a collector...
Before the A-10 went into production we used to have a squadron of AT-33s here at Barksdale AFB.
I always liked the goofy little things.
How will they defend against the Russian MiG 19s or German Me242s? Madness!
I flew backseat in a TBird as a Cadet qat the USAF Academy. Designated "Smoky 75" we did barrel rolls over Pike's Peak and pulled a full 5 g's in one turn. Great little plane
I was shocked to see a CF T-33 at an airshow nearly 15 years ago and couldn't believe it was still in active service. However, look at the venerable B-52 that is still in our active inventory.
NAH. They are still peeved because they found out that they can't actually join the EU!
What will happen to the Canadian Air Force when their helicopter finally breaks down?
Will they fix it, or buy another?
LOL. Don't worry, we still have a squadron of Supermarine Spitfires, Hawker Hurricanes and a couple of P-51's hanging about. I'm told we may even have a Sopwith Camel......
I had no clue it was still operational myself. Maybe for training, but how does one jump from a T-33 to an F-18?
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