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View Poll Results: What’s the best Mid Cold War Jet Fighter (1953-1967)?
F-100 Super Saber 1 3.57%
F-105 Thunderchief 1 3.57%
F-8 Crusader 2 7.14%
F-5 Freedom Fighter 1 3.57%
F-4 Phantom 9 32.14%
MiG-19 or MiG-21 or Su-7 10 35.71%
Super Etendard or Mirage 1 3.57%
Other (of which there are no doubt many) 3 10.71%
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Old 11-07-05, 01:58 PM   #31
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have done in combat flight sim shot one plane down (fluke) then got shot down 16 times
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Old 11-07-05, 04:37 PM   #32
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Kap- If you take a Vulcan (Valiant or Victor) for a dogfighter - it throws new light on the ' Udalov ' incident.
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Old 11-08-05, 02:06 AM   #33
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The F-8 Crusader for sure. The coolest jet fighter of all time, it could fly rings around a Phantom. Gotta love its unique look too, from its fierce intake to the variable indecence wing. Oh and it was the last of the true gunfighters!

~WHEN YOU'RE OUT OF F-8's YOU'RE OUT OF FIGHTERS~
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Old 11-08-05, 02:21 AM   #34
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lol true bellman
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Old 11-08-05, 06:47 AM   #35
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Fox- Yep she was a peach to land on a carrier - the brick can be a handfull.
The Crusader is very nice to fly - but a bit bland.
You just have to luv the Panter - she can be a bit of a handfull but she really goes.
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Old 11-08-05, 01:57 PM   #36
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does the MIG-23 Count??
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Old 11-08-05, 02:06 PM   #37
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dont think so
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Old 11-08-05, 05:01 PM   #38
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Quote:
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does the MIG-23 Count??
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the MiG-23S ('Flogger-A') was accepted for production in 1969. Only 50 of the initial preproduction model were built, production switching to the first mass-production version, the MiG-23M ('Flogger-B') and its associated two-seat trainer version, the MiG-23UB ('Flogger-C'). The MiG-23 entered service in June 1972.
No its not in the time frame I'm using for this poll.
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Old 11-08-05, 07:39 PM   #39
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Wow, I'm the only one to vote for the F-105 Thud. Always loved that plane in Jane's USAF.
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Old 11-09-05, 03:11 AM   #40
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Justin

As you know the 'Thud' was a fighter-bomber pioneering Wild Weasel' missions in Nam.

http://www.military.cz/usa/air/post_...05/f105_en.htm
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Old 11-09-05, 03:50 AM   #41
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Yep Janes had an earlier sim USNF (from memory)

The above list omitted the Republic F84E Thunderjet (Straight wing) and F84F Thunderstreak (Swept)
OK production of the F84E ceased in 53 but they lived on. 4450 Straights and over 2000 swepts built.
Probably the last of the pre-missile fighter breed, but the F84E was the first USAF jet fighter to carry a tactical atomic weapon.

But landing the Phantom on a carrier was a breeze compared with the 'Two bricks' F84E. Quite a buzz !
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