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F/A-18 approach speed rule of thumb by
tscottme
What's the gouge for knowing the proper approach speed based on weight
(carrier landing)? I may get a chance for a few hours in a sim over the
holidays. The sim may use a CF-18 model, which I understand to be similar
to an A/B model Hornet. I'm assuming an A model is closest approximation.
Any...
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F/A-18 cat launch automation by
tscottme[_2_]
Can someone explain to me how the aviator initiates the launch sequence for
a cat launch in the F/A-18, and how long the aircraft flies itself before
the pilot takes over?
What is the last button/switch the pilot activates before the catapult
tosses him off the boat and how does the aircraft...
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F/A-18 Crash at China Lake by
Joe Delphi
Fox News reporting a mid-air collision between two Super Hornets at China
Lake. Two crewmembers recovered with injuried, one crewmember missing.
JD
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F/A-18 external stores load by
[email protected]
I have got some questions concerning F/A-18A/C/D ordnance load, and
maybe somebody could help with that:
1. In an article about F-16 I have found some data about the maximum
load for each weapon station (even with differences for different
G-forces - 5G and 9G as far as I remember).
All sources...
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F/A-18 external stores load by
[email protected]
Sorry, but something must be wrong with my Google server, it cannot
link me to the previous messages, so I had to answer this way.
1.
The AGM-62 Walleye is a TV-guided glide bomb from the Vietnam era.
The AGM-65 Maverick is a powered weapon (has a motor) and is more
recent
technology.
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F/A-18 external stores load by
[email protected]
Sorry, but something must be wrong with my Google server, it cannot
link me to the previous messages, so I had to answer this way.
1.
The AGM-62 Walleye is a TV-guided glide bomb from the Vietnam era.
The AGM-65 Maverick is a powered weapon (has a motor) and is more
recent
technology.
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F/A-18 for sale in KS by
mah
Six months to a year ago someone in Olathe Kansas listed an F/A-18 for
sale on ebay. In moving to a new computer I lost the link and email
address.
I'm hoping the seller reads this group or someone here remembers the
listing. I'm heading to KC soon and might try to sneak a peak at it.
Thanks in...
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by mah
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F/A-18 Hornet flown by Blue Angels Model Aircraft by
[email protected]
The McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet is a multirole fighter aircraft.
It has been the aerial demonstration aircraft for the Blue Angels
since 1986. The F/A-18 Hornets' main mission are fighter escort, fleet
air defense, close air support and many others.
Warplanes.com offers F/A-18 Hornet flown by...
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February 3rd 10 04:21 PM
by Mike
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F/A-18D question: loadout for a model project by
Matt Wiser
I'm just about finished with a 1/72 Hasegawa F/A-18D and have a question loadout. I
want to depict a bird from OIF-1, and have this load in mind; two GBU-12s on TERs each
wing, and two GBU-31 JDAMs each wing, with a centerline bag, FLIR and laser pods, and
two AIM-9Ms on the wingtips. Any...
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F/A-18F loadout for war-at-sea info needed for model project by
Matt Wiser
I'm just about ready to add weapons to a Hasagawa 1/72 F/A-18F (decal option taken will be
VFA-2), and would like to do a war-at-sea load. Besides the two AIM-9X and two AIM-120s
that came with the kit, what weapons would be suitable for a mixed war-at-sea load? I'm
thinking 2x HARM, and 2x...
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F/A18's in mid-air in Calif. by
Diamond Jim
Just heard a little while ago that two F/A 18's from Lemoore had a mid-air
over Hunter-Liggett. Two chutes were seen, one injured pilot recovered still
searching for the other.
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F14 ejections by
bob urz
http://www.ejection-history.org.uk/Aircraft_by_Type/f-14.htm
Sure seems to be a lot of them.
bob
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F18 dogfighting by
John C
IS the F18 as good a dogfighter as the F14?
Will F14 aviators transistion over to the F18?
-John Cip
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March 31st 06 11:48 PM
by DDAY
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F18 NIGHT CARRIER EMERGENCY by
Mike[_7_]
from http://www.onemarinesview.com/one_marines_view/2007/09/f18-night-carri.html
F18 NIGHT CARRIER EMERGENCY
Hey, I felt the need to share with you all the exciting night I had on
the 23rd. It has nothing to do with me wanting to talk about me. It
has everything to do with sharing what will no...
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October 21st 07 03:01 PM
by pugs
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F18's wearing out faster than planned by
Tiger
http://www.strategypage.com/htmw/htnavai/articles/20080716.aspx
Hornets Hurting
July 16, 2008: The U.S. Navy has found that both their older F-18C
Hornet fighters, and their newer F-18E "Super Hornet" are wearing out
faster than expected. This was sort of expected with the F-18Cs, which...
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August 19th 08 08:00 AM
by Tiger
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F2A-1/B-239 in Pensacola by
Old hoodoo
After much knashing of apphrehensive teeth by Brewster F2A fans,
BW-372, a Brewster B-239 (US Navy F2A-1 equivalent) has found a home in the
US at the National Naval Museum in Pensacola. The only "issue" for the
museum, which sat in a freshwater lake for over 50 years, is that due to its
amazingly...
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