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08-14-10, 06:41 PM
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Did somebody say refueling?
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08-14-10, 06:58 PM
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Navy Seal
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Steve that's not how you do it...
 This is how you do it!
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08-14-10, 09:27 PM
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Eternal Patrol
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Which one's giving and which one's recieving?
I always knew there was something odd about those Soviets.
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Quote:
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 Yes those are what you think and yes they actually did use them in combat...
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08-15-10, 02:19 AM
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question is, did it work?
can you imagine what kind of carnage would have been caused if one of those planes failed to release? or if one of the wings didn't release but the rest of the plane did? 
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08-15-10, 10:12 AM
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Lucky Jack
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Awesome pic Steve...and TLAM...that first Russkie pic has me confused...but then again, so does a lot of stuff the Russkies did
 Particularly it confuses me how they managed to connect the hose in mid air... 
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08-15-10, 10:49 AM
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Lucky Jack
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D'oh! It looks more complicated than that in the pic, probably because they're flying next to each other rather than one behind the other.
Gotta love the old Badgers though  They always remind me of the old NES game MiG-29 Soviet Fighter:(2:10) My first exposure to Russian aircraft, and air to air refueling come to think of it. A real swine to do on the later levels...if you can get that far 
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