Want To Be A USAF Pilot? • T-38 Talon Cockpit Video (2019)
Posted May 31, 2019, 11:29 PM UTC
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What are the actual primary aircraft being used right now, fighter jet wise? I've heard F15, F35, T-38 Talon, etc.
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Beach Craft Bonanza and an Ultra Light manned by some guy calling himself "Wing King Dong".
We're kinda broke.
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T-38 is our trainer, the two dedicated air superiority fighters are the F-22 and F-15C, while the three multi-role fighters are the F-15E, F-16, and F-35A. Also have the A-10, which is fighter-sized but actually a dedicated ground-attack aircraft.
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Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.
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Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.
#IranianIntelNoob
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F-16, f-22
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The T-38 is actually pretty fuckin boss! Loved working with those guys
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I love the effin Talon. She's just old school cool and I trust the seat.
Really? Everyone I know in 38s thinks it flies like a boat and breaks like it's half a century old.
It's fast and requires a high degree of skill to fly well.
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