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Steve-o
November 11th 03, 08:12 PM
Which plane do you like better? Why?

Patrick Bean
November 15th 03, 06:16 PM
In article >,
Steve-o > wrote:
> Which plane do you like better? Why?

Not really a valid question, the F22 is a replacement for the likes of the
F15 eagle, in the same way the Eurofighter will be a replacement for the
Tornado F3. The F35/JSF is a replacement for the likes of F16, Harrier,
A10 etc.

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Scott Ferrin
November 15th 03, 07:09 PM
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 18:16:18 +0000 (UTC), Patrick Bean
> wrote:

>In article >,
> Steve-o > wrote:
>> Which plane do you like better? Why?
>
>Not really a valid question, the F22 is a replacement for the likes of the
>F15 eagle, in the same way the Eurofighter will be a replacement for the
>Tornado F3. The F35/JSF is a replacement for the likes of F16, Harrier,
>A10 etc.


I think his question is more along the lines of personal preference
not "which do you think is better". Like some like the F-14 more
than the F/A-18 and vice versa. Or some like the F-16 more than the
Tomcat. That kind of thing.

Patrick Bean
November 15th 03, 08:22 PM
In article >,
Scott Ferrin > wrote:

> I think his question is more along the lines of personal preference
> not "which do you think is better". Like some like the F-14 more
> than the F/A-18 and vice versa. Or some like the F-16 more than the
> Tomcat. That kind of thing.
OK, in that case, I like the F35 best, mainly because being, in some ways)
a decendant of the harrier. It is more versitile, can take of from small
ships, large ships, roads etc. the F22 on the other hand will need a
hardened base or a large aircraft carrrier.

I should point out that being British I like the fact that the F35 has UK
involvment, RR and BAE.

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Scott Ferrin
November 15th 03, 08:45 PM
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 20:22:15 +0000 (UTC), Patrick Bean
> wrote:

>In article >,
> Scott Ferrin > wrote:
>
>> I think his question is more along the lines of personal preference
>> not "which do you think is better". Like some like the F-14 more
>> than the F/A-18 and vice versa. Or some like the F-16 more than the
>> Tomcat. That kind of thing.
>OK, in that case, I like the F35 best, mainly because being, in some ways)
>a decendant of the harrier. It is more versitile, can take of from small
>ships, large ships, roads etc. the F22 on the other hand will need a
>hardened base or a large aircraft carrrier.
>
>I should point out that being British I like the fact that the F35 has UK
>involvment, RR and BAE.


Personally I like the F-23 the best ;-) From an aesthetics point of
view though I'd say the F-22A is a definite improvement over the
YF-22. And I like the Navy version of the F-35 the best out of those
with that big wing.

Thomas Schoene
November 15th 03, 10:58 PM
Patrick Bean wrote:
> the F22 on the other hand will
> need a hardened base or a large aircraft carrrier.

The F-22 will never be able to fly from an aircraft carrier.

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Scott Ferrin
November 16th 03, 01:01 AM
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 22:58:24 GMT, "Thomas Schoene"
> wrote:

>Patrick Bean wrote:
>> the F22 on the other hand will
>> need a hardened base or a large aircraft carrrier.
>
>The F-22 will never be able to fly from an aircraft carrier.

But hey it's got a hook on the back ;-)

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