@PhantomAviator Y'all have the power lol, I'm just glad to go to an airshow or see a cesna fly over my house lmao.
America sounds dope, minus the gun laws and shootings and shit i couldn't understand
@KangaKangaTheRedNosedRoo I think China is gonna be rude. I want Russia and America to join forces and steamroll China, just to remove some commies...
Or America go into powerhouse mode and start putting out 30 b52s per day
@PhantomAviator I would too lol, It just sucks because Russia is hella toxic as is china with Australia and no offence to any chinese players but China needs to figure out if they are gonna want to be nice or straight out rude
@KangaKangaTheRedNosedRoo A dude I know told me about the time he went to Russia for some joint training with the Russians. Said he got to drive a T-72
@DerpTheSoyacfartala Eh sorta, That's somewhat true, the F-35B was engineered off of the Yak-141 which basically means that Russia also is able to somewhat understand how the F-35B works. But they don't have the stealth capability, so the russians only understand the VTOL and thats it.
I wouldn't call the F-35 a knockoff, but rather, a small touch of copied homework if you will ;)
“In 1997, the United States purchased 21 Moldovan MiG-29 aircraft under the Nunn–Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction program. Fourteen were MiG-29S models, which are equipped with an active radar jammer in its spine and are capable of being armed with nuclear weapons. Part of the United States’ motive to purchase these aircraft was to prevent them from being sold to Iran.[139] This purchase could also provide the tactical jet fighter communities of the USAF, the USN and the USMC with a working evaluation and data for the MiG-29, and possibly for use in dissimilar air combat training. Such information may prove valuable in any future conflicts and can aid in the design and testing of current and future weapons platforms. In late 1997, the MiGs were delivered to the National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC) at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, though many of the former Moldovan MiG-29s are believed to have been scrapped. Some of these MiG-29s are currently on open display at Nellis AFB, Nevada; NAS Fallon, Nevada; Goodfellow AFB, Texas; and Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio.”
Yep @DerpTheSoyacfartala
@Dragons103 Poor soul has never seen a miljet)))
I live near a military base. You can guess what happens
@Plane66373637 heh
that aged poorly, I see marine one very so often now with biden in office @Plane66373637
You guys see military planes? I havent seen any, cuz i live near dulles
@KangaKangaTheRedNosedRoo Aight, i gotcha.
@PhantomAviator Yeah that's what I mean lol
@SparkySparkyTheFiretruck lol I know, I've seen F-15s, and the other day I saw a formation of 3 V-22s flying over here in West Virginia
@KangaKangaTheRedNosedRoo Shootings aren't actually that bad, and criminals won't follow the gun laws anyways. If anything, we want less gun laws.
@PhantomAviator Y'all have the power lol, I'm just glad to go to an airshow or see a cesna fly over my house lmao.
America sounds dope, minus the gun laws and shootings and shit i couldn't understand
You ain’t special btw.
C-130J’s fly over daily. Same with UH-60’s, rarely CH-47’s from the marines.
@KangaKangaTheRedNosedRoo I think China is gonna be rude. I want Russia and America to join forces and steamroll China, just to remove some commies...
Or America go into powerhouse mode and start putting out 30 b52s per day
@PhantomAviator I would too lol, It just sucks because Russia is hella toxic as is china with Australia and no offence to any chinese players but China needs to figure out if they are gonna want to be nice or straight out rude
@KangaKangaTheRedNosedRoo Ah, thanks.
@KangaKangaTheRedNosedRoo lol yeah. Ngl I'd like to see a US-Russia Alliance
@PhantomAviator No it was a state which was a part of the USSR, once it deformed the yanks sold them missile trucks and stuff
@KangaKangaTheRedNosedRoo yeah, we got some MiG-29s, either that or some Su-27s. I think we bought them off Poland?
@PhantomAviator Ha, that's bloody strange, I've learnt a bit today :D
@KangaKangaTheRedNosedRoo A dude I know told me about the time he went to Russia for some joint training with the Russians. Said he got to drive a T-72
Sick! a couple of super-cobras flew past my house just last summer!
@DerpTheSoyacfartala Eh sorta, That's somewhat true, the F-35B was engineered off of the Yak-141 which basically means that Russia also is able to somewhat understand how the F-35B works. But they don't have the stealth capability, so the russians only understand the VTOL and thats it.
I wouldn't call the F-35 a knockoff, but rather, a small touch of copied homework if you will ;)
@Cyan i see
Nellis, my dad lives near there about a few miles south of it
@Cyan Hey I was right!
@DerpTheSoyacfartala Yeah lol, they did buy them but not for service
Maybe they bought em to get an advantage in engineering...
“In 1997, the United States purchased 21 Moldovan MiG-29 aircraft under the Nunn–Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction program. Fourteen were MiG-29S models, which are equipped with an active radar jammer in its spine and are capable of being armed with nuclear weapons. Part of the United States’ motive to purchase these aircraft was to prevent them from being sold to Iran.[139] This purchase could also provide the tactical jet fighter communities of the USAF, the USN and the USMC with a working evaluation and data for the MiG-29, and possibly for use in dissimilar air combat training. Such information may prove valuable in any future conflicts and can aid in the design and testing of current and future weapons platforms. In late 1997, the MiGs were delivered to the National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC) at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, though many of the former Moldovan MiG-29s are believed to have been scrapped. Some of these MiG-29s are currently on open display at Nellis AFB, Nevada; NAS Fallon, Nevada; Goodfellow AFB, Texas; and Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio.”
Yep @DerpTheSoyacfartala