Ed Rasimus wrote:
On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 22:22:11 -0000, "José Herculano"
wrote:

Isn't there an oxymoron embedded in that statement? Is it done by
loading a different FCS software?

Nope. One is standard color, the other in Adversary cammo. =))
_____________
José Herculano

Now that you've raised the curtain, I begin to see all sorts of
dissimilarity opportunities in 1-v-1 with the same type of aircraft:

1.) Could be a male versus a female.
2.) Could be operational vs a nugget.
3.) Could be instructor vs a student.
4.) Could be one with live ordnance and one without.
5.) Could be from different squadrons.
6.) Could be one single vs one married.

There's no limit to the same aircraft dissimilar opportunities when
operating under budget constraints.

Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night.


Ed Rasimus
Fighter Pilot (USAF-Ret)
"When Thunder Rolled"
www.thunderchief.org
How about brother v. sister in DACT? The AF had a brother v. sister DACT
in PACAF a couple of years ago: she was in F-15s out of Okinawa, he was in
a Kunsan F-16. The AF news article didn't say who won, though. One can imagine
the radio chatter, however.
Brother: "Mom always liked you best!"
Sister: "This is for crashing my slumber party!"
And other insults/fighting words usually spoken by angry siblings...


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