Your Nation's Air Force [MKI]

[Eslovakia]

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Here, have some fighter porn.

E: Page-top deserves a bit more, I think.

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Love it, where was this?

[Anemos Major]

Love it, where was this?

France.

[Vitaphone Racing]

I don't have a lot of variety in my fighter porn collection but I did get pretty close







I also have some Phantoms and 111's, I'll post them when I find them

[Republic of South Carolina]

Not a Fighter - I know. Picture of the C-17 taking off that landed us in Afghanistan in 2011 for our eight month deployment. Thought it might interest some of you. I have others of A-10's and F-15's doing CAS for us, but they would violate OPSEC for others - I know for certain a few would. I have to be careful posting this stuff.

[Premislyd]

Not a Fighter - I know. Picture of the C-17 taking off that landed us in Afghanistan in 2011 for our eight month deployment. Thought it might interest some of you. I have others of A-10's and F-15's doing CAS for us, but they would violate OPSEC for others - I know for certain a few would. I have to be careful posting this stuff.

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I need to be careful about posting photoshopped things too.

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The Air Force of the Islamic Social Republic operates the I-18 (B model shown), a MiG-21 upgrade comparable to the LanceR series operated by Romania.

[The JVP]

Not a Fighter - I know. Picture of the C-17 taking off that landed us in Afghanistan in 2011 for our eight month deployment. Thought it might interest some of you. I have others of A-10's and F-15's doing CAS for us, but they would violate OPSEC for others - I know for certain a few would. I have to be careful posting this stuff.

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I need to be careful about posting photoshopped things too.

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The Air Force of the Islamic Social Republic operates the I-18 (B model shown), a MiG-21 upgrade comparable to the LanceR series operated by Romania.

You got him on that one. Now let me keep going with the debunking.

I was deployed to Afghanistan, US Army Stationed at FOB RamRod, google it if you want to. I will give you this, you may have been deployed there, it would be the only reason you know that A-10's are used. f-15's not so much. I seen more F-16's taking off then anything else.

To say you were there as Spec Forces is laughable, cause no one in the Spec Forces, would say they were in, and then say that they could not say anything about it. Like I'm about to say now. Yes I was there, and I'm game to talk about it.

With out even pointing out how bad of a shop job this this, since the photo seems to be taken a little higher in the mountains, along with the plus sign still left on there. I'll just point out, that Around Kandahar, there are little to no high Mountains. You can see for days to tell you the truth, and Kabul, there is a City around it, do I need to make a case on how there are also limited mountains? I think not.

Having battles that have been in Spec Op's, and those that lost their lives, I will give you the chance to remove this, or take back your statement.

[Republic of South Carolina]

I need to be careful about posting photoshopped things too.

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The Air Force of the Islamic Social Republic operates the I-18 (B model shown), a MiG-21 upgrade comparable to the LanceR series operated by Romania.

You got him on that one. Now let me keep going with the debunking.

I was deployed to Afghanistan, US Army Stationed at FOB RamRod, google it if you want to. I will give you this, you may have been deployed there, it would be the only reason you know that A-10's are used. f-15's not so much. I seen more F-16's taking off then anything else.

To say you were there as Spec Forces is laughable, cause no one in the Spec Forces, would say they were in, and then say that they could not say anything about it. Like I'm about to say now. Yes I was there, and I'm game to talk about it.

With out even pointing out how bad of a shop job this this, since the photo seems to be taken a little higher in the mountains, along with the plus sign still left on there. I'll just point out, that Around Kandahar, there are little to no high Mountains. You can see for days to tell you the truth, and Kabul, there is a City around it, do I need to make a case on how there are also limited mountains? I think not.

Having battles that have been in Spec Op's, and those that lost their lives, I will give you the chance to remove this, or take back your statement.

I never said those were taken in Kandahar - quit assuming shit. By the way, ODA5234, C CO, 2nd Btn, 5th SFG.

http://i1362.photobucket.com/albums/r681/RSC20024/Overview_zpsef712afa.jpg

http://i1362.photobucket.com/albums/r681/RSC20024/LandingPad_zps156a481a.jpg

http://i1362.photobucket.com/albums/r681/RSC20024/F-15Takeoff_zpsa02a367a.jpg

[Vitaphone Racing]

ATTN Junior Generals

Post proof of your service, like actual physical, irrefutable proof that you served in the military, or just shut up about it. Believe it or not, we have dozens upon dozens of nations who come here and claim they're military hence why most of us don't believe it unless you convince us otherwise. A few pictures of military service or a brief list of deployments doesn't cut it.

[Boer Republics (Ancient)]

ATTN Junior Generals

Post proof of your service, like actual physical, irrefutable proof that you served in the military, or just shut up about it. Believe it or not, we have dozens upon dozens of nations who come here and claim they're military hence why most of us don't believe it unless you convince us otherwise. A few pictures of military service or a brief list of deployments doesn't cut it.

Didn't you know that everything you read on the internet is totally true and believable? Seriously, it's true! I read it on the internet.

[Triplebaconation]

Not a Fighter - I know. Picture of the C-17 taking off that landed us in Afghanistan in 2011 for our eight month deployment. Thought it might interest some of you. I have others of A-10's and F-15's doing CAS for us, but they would violate OPSEC for others - I know for certain a few would. I have to be careful posting this stuff.

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I need to be careful about posting photoshopped things too.

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The Air Force of the Islamic Social Republic operates the I-18 (B model shown), a MiG-21 upgrade comparable to the LanceR series operated by Romania.

Jeez, give him a break.

Anyway, something from my Agency days.



I can't discuss specifics, but it involved a carcinogenic alpaca sweater.

[Kassaran]

The Kassaran Military uses a hypersonic high-altitude Fighter-Interceptor to engage most threats with a various range of loadouts.

[Questers]

Who cares if somebody is in the military or not. It's very rarely useful for the sort of discussion that needs to be had. Moreover this is an international forum–you don't win any brownie points by occupying another country.

[Rennen-Slovette]

Hmm.... The Vollesjover-ALB-37

[Galla-]

Not a Fighter - I know. Picture of the C-17 taking off that landed us in Afghanistan in 2011 for our eight month deployment. Thought it might interest some of you. I have others of A-10's and F-15's doing CAS for us, but they would violate OPSEC for others - I know for certain a few would. I have to be careful posting this stuff.

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I need to be careful about posting photoshopped things too.

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The Air Force of the Islamic Social Republic operates the I-18 (B model shown), a MiG-21 upgrade comparable to the LanceR series operated by Romania.

At least you didn't steal that pic, but I guess it's different since there's an actual standard on SB.

[Hurtful Thoughts]

I need to be careful about posting photoshopped things too.

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The Air Force of the Islamic Social Republic operates the I-18 (B model shown), a MiG-21 upgrade comparable to the LanceR series operated by Romania.

Jeez, give him a break.

Anyway, something from my Agency days.



I can't discuss specifics, but it involved a carcinogenic alpaca sweater.

Airwulf? Et tu?

[Purpelia]

Update on my ground attack aircraft project.

Crew: 2
Engine: Rolls-Royce Merlin
Length:9.34m, 10.814m (gun forward)
Wing Span: 14m
Wing Area: 36m²
Main Weapon:
Falke Aircraft Rifle 4cm Model 1937
Action: Long recoil
Total Length: 3500mm
Cartridge: 40x195mm
Projectile Weight: 550g
Barrel Length: 2120mm
Muzzle Velocity: 953 m/s
Other Weapons: ???

[Risen Britannia]

more detailing!
[INSERT NAME]: [DESIGNATION]. Fighter bomber

Heavy fighter/Medium bomber

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Stats: (likely to change)

General characteristics
First produced: 1941
Crew: 3 (pilot, navigator/bombardier, gunner)
Length: 19.2m
Wing span: 22.5m
Wing area: ~60m²

Performance
Range: 2200km
Maximum speed: 600 km/h
Cruise speed: 450km/h
Service ceiling: 9km

Armament
Guns:
-4 x 20mm, two in nose and two in the wing roots
-2 x .50 in dorsal turret (the turret has a +180 degree traverse making it able to cover the sides)

Bombs:
-2,000kg internally
-2,500kg externally
-Max Load 4,000 kilograms internally & externally.

Avionics
Hyperbolic radio navigation system

Update on my ground attack aircraft project.

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Crew: 2
Engine: Rolls-Royce Merlin
Length:9.34m, 10.814m (gun forward)
Wing Span: 14m
Wing Area: 36m²
Main Weapon:
Falke Aircraft Rifle 4cm Model 1937
Action: Long recoil
Total Length: 3500mm
Cartridge: 40x195mm
Projectile Weight: 550g
Barrel Length: 2120mm
Muzzle Velocity: 953 m/s
Other Weapons: ???

dumb question time, where are you having the propeller?

[Pharthan]

ATTN Junior Generals

Post proof of your service, like actual physical, irrefutable proof that you served in the military, or just shut up about it. Believe it or not, we have dozens upon dozens of nations who come here and claim they're military hence why most of us don't believe it unless you convince us otherwise. A few pictures of military service or a brief list of deployments doesn't cut it.

How exactly do you prove you were in the military?
I could talk all day about it in a manner that would only be possible through either actual service or heavy coaching by a Navy vet, but that doesn't quite prove it.
I could post pictures of me with my ship in the background, but that doesn't prove that I'm the ET2 who's taken the picture, just that I found his picture.

I understand it when people don't believe that others have military service under their belt when there is contrary evidence, but I do find it odd that people question those who have no contrary evidence against them. Surprise, surprise, there are people in the military who are nerds and like to play NS. There are entire military job fields comprised of almost nothing but your stereotypical geek.

more detailing!
[INSERT NAME]: [DESIGNATION]. Fighter bomber
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Heavy fighter/Medium bomber

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Stats: (likely to change)

General characteristics
First produced: 1941
Crew: 3 (pilot, navigator/bombardier, gunner)
Length: 19.2m
Wing span: 22.5m
Wing area: ~60m²

Performance
Range: 2200km
Maximum speed: 600 km/h
Cruise speed: 450km/h
Service ceiling: 9km

Armament
Guns:
-4 x 20mm, two in nose and two in the wing roots
-2 x .50 in dorsal turret (the turret has a +180 degree traverse making it able to cover the sides)

Bombs:
-2,000kg internally
-2,500kg externally
-Max Load 4,000 kilograms internally & externally.

Avionics
Hyperbolic radio navigation system

dumb question time, where are you having the propeller?

Quite nice. I'm sure it's been said, but it reminds me of the Mosquito.

[Purpelia]

dumb question time, where are you having the propeller?

In the front obviously.

[Sevvania]

I don't know much about aviation, so forgive me if this is a vague question, but what's the largest WWII-era plane I could launch off of something like the USS Langley?

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Langley_(CV-1)

[Rich and Corporations]

I don't know much about aviation, so forgive me if this is a vague question, but what's the largest WWII-era plane I could launch off of something like the USS Langley?

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Langley_(CV-1)

Depends on the largest carrier aircraft of WWII?

[Havl]

I don't know much about aviation, so forgive me if this is a vague question, but what's the largest WWII-era plane I could launch off of something like the USS Langley?

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Langley_(CV-1)

Depends. Do they need to be able to land on it, too?

[Sevvania]

I don't know much about aviation, so forgive me if this is a vague question, but what's the largest WWII-era plane I could launch off of something like the USS Langley?

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Langley_(CV-1)

Depends. Do they need to be able to land on it, too?

That would be ideal, although I'd like to know of ones that would be able to take off without being able to land, as well.

[New Tsavon]

Depends. Do they need to be able to land on it, too?

That would be ideal, although I'd like to know of ones that would be able to take off without being able to land, as well.

Well, they once flew B25's off the USS Hornet.

[Pharthan]

That would be ideal, although I'd like to know of ones that would be able to take off without being able to land, as well.

Well, they once flew B25's off the USS Hornet.

They had to cut out just about everything from them, though.