Air to Air Combat film...with a differnece

Scruff

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2010/01/china-unleashes-the-sgt-peppers-of-dogfight-videos/

:P

see if you can name all the aircraft before the end.

donkey balls

you have to much time on your hands:D

Dacian

That is bizare.......

...although the thoughts behind it are very strange the fact that you can ID the aircaft is pretty good. The Warthog with the cigar, the magically appearance of the Raptors, the thrustvectoring Su-27,the 'Sidewinder' missiles, and the OrcaJet are funny. Not to sure of the 2 near the end,must be Chinese aircraft.

Obviously the lesson here is that the USA are greedy oil hogging predators while the PRC airforce are jolly friendly childrens TV presenters who just want to be your friend!!

Original Steyr

That is seriously messed up.:pac:

Cookie_Monster

WTF? Mental

The Warthog is class though

Original Steyr

They were quick to cop onto that once off F-117 Stealth with the US Flag design on her belly before they were WFU,

This one:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d9/American_Flag_F-117_Nighthawks.jpg

Aircraft serial #80-0843 which wore the American flag on its belly and was the final F-117 delivered to the US Air Force.

Out of the fifty-nine aircraft built by Lockheed, there are currently four Nighthawks on permanent static display - one at Nellis AFB (YF-117A #79-10780), one at the National Air Force Museum at Wright-Patterson AFB (YF-117A #79-10781), one at Palmdale’s Joe Davies Heritage Airpark (YF-117A #79-10783 - one of several to have been painted gray for daylight testing), and the most recent, #85-0816, is now on display at Holloman’s Heritage Park.