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Not only have SR-71s over flown Russia MANY TIMES, no SR-71 has ever been lost despite having in excess of 3000 operational warshot SAMs shot at it in OPERATIONAL COMBAT SORTIES. Dumbasss. |
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![]() From here it is clearly evident that everyone is just jealous that Russia and a few of its combatant ally cronies have an unrivalled Mach 3 interceptor. But regardless of every other novice’s 2 cent opinion, like it or not IAF Foxbats have always “crossed the fence” beyond hostile borders at Mach 3, like it or not. Last edited by Captain Drunk : 04-26-2006 at 09:39 AM. |
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F-15s do fly over 30k feet. I've watched it happen, and almost done it myself in the backseat. |
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Hey Drunk you jackass F15's have destroyed Foxbats while no F15 has ever been lost to a foxbat, none have been lost ever(a2a). You seem to be one of those ******s that smokes crack. Funny how foxbats have been buried in the sand as well. I'd like to see what a foxbat can do against a THAAD battery.
Also F 15's can go mach 2.5 and have even went up to 90,000 feet shows how much you know. |
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You're not reading correctly, because Snipe said the F-15 flies at Mach 2.5+, which obviously it dosen't and above 30,000 ft. it would fly much slower, Mach 2.5 being 'clean' only at sea level since a jets speed is 15% faster closer to the surface than higher up. The ceiling for an F-15 is around 65,000 ft. a Mig-25R is just too fast and too high for it to catch up with, so he meant an F-15 is chasing a Foxbat at something like 80,000 ft., at Mach 2.5+ its impossible.
In May 1997, when an IAF Foxbat zoomed low over Islamabad with a deafening noise it was thought that the PAF didn't scramble enough of their F-16s, since they then thought the better of it. For, no plane could reach anywhere near a Foxbat. PAF still believes that the IAF's Foxbat pilot deliberately broke the sound barrier to rub it into PAF minds that they had nothing that could get close to a MiG-25. The IAF states, "Foxbat pilots have only one regret: they get no combat experience. There are no dogfights, no manoeuvres, for the plane does not encounter an enemy at that speed and height." Now as for the SR-71, it doesn't have the unrefuelled range to go deep into places like Tomsk or Baikonur that lie beyond 4000 km from international airspace. So the SR-71 cannot go there, only perhaps the Baltic or Bering Seas. Unnecessarily quit arguing like BK, it makes no sense. Last edited by Captain Drunk : 04-26-2006 at 10:39 AM. |
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Those Foxbats were hit in unfair encounters either on the ground, landing or taking-off. While Cope India Mig-21s were doing a better job dealing with F-15s. If theres one fighter that could have taken on a Foxbat in any true sense, it could have been this : ![]() With some modifications Mach 3 would have been within easy reach, but even without the Crusader III would have become the fastest fighter aircraft in the world. An advanced guided missile like the Sparrow is useless without good avionics, and the F8U-3 had the most advanced electronic systems of its day. With the Westinghouse AN/APQ-74 as its core the weapons system was comparable with those later used in the F-14 Tomcat and F-15 Eagle, a good ten to fifteen years later. Now how even more advanced than this, is the Mig-25 PD Foxbat "E" and Mig-31D ![]() Last edited by Captain Drunk : 04-26-2006 at 10:27 AM. |
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BZZZZZZZZZZZZT, wrong. I HIGHLY reccomend you read the book "Sled driver" by a former USAF SR-71 pilot. The SR-71 is the fastest and highest flying KNOWN operational A/C in the history of man...period. SR-71s have also photographed EVERY SQUARE INCH of the former Soviet Union during operational sorties. As far as your ridiculous comments wrt the F-15: You are clueless beyond all comprehension... F15C Specs(From globalsecurity.org): Speed 1,875 mph (Mach 2.5-plus). 1,433 kt (1,650 mph; 2655 km/h) maximum level speed 'clean' at high altitude Ceiling: 65,000 feet operational, 80,000 feet absolute. Last edited by Anon : 04-26-2006 at 11:54 AM. |
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