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Question for Ed Rasimus or anyone else who knows the answer.
Ed,
As I'm planning to build a model of a Combat Martin F-105F, I was wondering if you could shed some light on a question I cannot seem to find an answer to, inspite of the dozen books on the F-105 in my library and the mass of information on the Internet. Here is what I already know: the F-105F's that were modified for the Combat Martin programme received a large blade areal behind the rear cockpit and also had the rear ejection seat removed to make room for the electronics associated with the programme. What I don't know: was the rear cockpit also stripped of side consoles, stick and instrument panel? What shape and size were the block boxes that replaced the bang seat? Pictures availlable show nothing above the canopy sills. Would the entire back tub been covered with a tarp, like the "hell hole" behind the F-18 pilot? Perhaps you can point met to some pictures that show the interior of the rear cockpit? tia, Steven |
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