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sci.crypt archiveRe: KAL007 Coldwar Mystery
From: John Schilling <schillin@spock.usc.edu>
Date: Mon Feb 06 2006 - 22:56:20 CET
In article <11uekev4v0ua822@corp.supernews.com>, Pat Flannery says...
>Fred J. McCall wrote:
>>:Key words: "F-14A configured like the ones we sold to the Iranians"
>>Which didn't work for shit, by the way. The AWG-9 in no way gives
>>:If they could pull that stunt off,
>>They couldn't.
>>:hanging bombs on it would be a piece
>>And hitting anything with them without ANY kind of air-to-ground
>>There's much more to strike warfare than just hanging ordnance on the
>This is almost cruel to do, but look:
My recollection is that the air-launched HAWK was an air-to-surface
It's also irrelevant. There is no such thing as an aircraft you can
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