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On Sun, 19 Aug 2018 21:53:24 GMT, Patriacia@homealone.com wrote:
>My Dad flew this type in VA 44, the instrument RAG for the Atlantic fleet.
>Said it was a better performer in the short, turning game than the F4.
>
One is subsonic, the other supersonic, one is 10,000lbs. empty the
other is 30,000lbs. empty, etc. The F-4E with wings slats was
remarkably maneuverable but it could not out-turn the Fokker Dr.I.
Both the A-4 and F-4 had their strengths and shortcomings hence the
advent of the F-14, F-15, F-16 and F/A-18.
Remarkably, the Greeks and Turks still fly the F-4E with upgraded
avionics and radar and they perform impressively.
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