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Old 02-04-2018, 08:13 PM
 
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Sweet, the guy who claimed F-35 has no IR system is calling someone else ignorant. Irony at it's best.


Ah yes the superior Russian system that has produced a miserable country run by a dictator and reliant on oil for it's one dimensional economy. We should all be so envious here in USA.

By the way, we produce fighter aircraft in USA, you know the ones that keep shooting down Russian planes in combat.
you definitely do not have a good headache and you should go to a psychiatrist. In Russia there is no dictatorship and dictators idiot
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Old 02-04-2018, 08:16 PM
 
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the SU27 glider has an ideal aerodynamic component. this is a universal platform. such a platform simply does not exist in the west.
Ahhh, now you're making excuses for Russia being unable to produce a new aircraft by claiming it's best to just keep modifying the perfect 40 year old design. Yet Russia pours hundreds of millions into SU-57, so far with little to show for it. I guess they don't agree with you.
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Old 02-04-2018, 08:17 PM
 
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you definitely do not have a good headache and you should go to a psychiatrist. In Russia there is no dictatorship and dictators idiot
Nah someone who has run the country with no opposition for almost 20 years isn't a dictator... nahh.
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Old 02-04-2018, 08:26 PM
 
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Russian dominance. LOL.

F-15A/C/I/S Eagle 102-0-0
Gulf War (USA) 32-0-0
Gulf War (Saudi Arabia) 2-0-0
Northern Watch, Southern Watch, Desert Fox (USA) 2-0-0
Bosnia (USA) 0-0-0
Kosovo (USA) 4-0-0
Afghanistan (USA) 0-0-0
Iraq (USA) 0-0-0
Syrian border clashes 1979-1981 (Israel) 19-0-0
Operation Opera (Israel) 0-0-0
Lebanon War (1982) (Israel) 38-0-0
Lebanon War 1982-2000 (Israel) 4-0-0
Lebanon War (2006) (Israel) 0-0-0
Iran Gulf Clash 1984 (Saudi Arabia) 1-0-0


MiG-29 6-18-1
Lebanon War 1982-2000 (Syria) 0-2-0
Gulf War (Iraq) 0-5-0
Transnistra War (Moldova, Russia) 0-0-0
Brothers in Rescue incident (Cuba) 2-0-0
Slovenian War (Yugoslavia) 0-0-0
Croatian War (Yugoslavia) 0-0-0
Bosnia (Serbia) 0-0-0
Kosovo (Serbia) 0-6-0
Kargil War (India) 0-0-0
Ethiopian-Eritrean War (Eritrea) 3-5-0
Georgian border violation 2008 (Russia) 1-0-0
Darfur War (Sudan) 0-0-1
What are you trying to show here? How does the US attack weak countries, with a weak PWO and the old fleet of aircraft? and you want to show that this is excellence? The US always starts with the Tamagawalk and always avoids a direct clash both on the ground and in the air. so it was in Yugoslavia. when 3 aircraft were at the same time confronting one old moment 29, while when they worked on the ground for a while, in other circumstances, the planes simply ran and stayed away.
What do your numbers mean? Did you write them yourself? want to show the reality? can stop writing nonsense here?Where did you put the planes F15 that were destroyed in Yugoslavia and Iraq,Siria?

Even 100 confirmed aerial victories can not serve as an objective criterion of technical superiority. Among the "victims" of the F-15, at best, only nine front-line fighters of the fourth generation. The rest of the destroyed aircraft - various modifications of MiG-21, MiG-23, Su-22, Mirage F.1 - i.e. obsolete airplanes of 2-3 generations, by now practically completely removed from armament in all countries of the world.
Export modifications of the MiG-29, which were in service with Iraq and the FRY (note the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia). All the victories were won by the F-15 pilots with overwhelming quantitative superiority and using external target designation - against a single, desperately brave MiG, who ventured to get into the air, a well-functioning system of several combat groups ("bait", "ambush", cover group ). The whole company was getting accurate data about the air situation from the E-3 Sentry drills, while the EF-111 Raven and EC-130 Compass Compared at low altitude literally tore the air with squalls of electronic interference - do not win in such conditions it would simply be embarrassing.
Speaking specifically about the "Eagle", then to a lesser extent. F-15, in contrast to the domestic Su-27, had a classical aerodynamic scheme, without any "integral solutions" and "static instabilities." It is no coincidence that it is so often compared with the MiG-25.
in July of the same year - on 29.07.1981 a pair of Israeli F-15s was hit by the Syrian MiG-25. One plane was shot down, the second was damaged (according to some information, he never reached the airbase and crashed in the desert).
The 1982 war in general turned into a fierce carnage - only during the first week of active fighting the Syrian Air Force destroyed in the air battles 42 Israeli aircraft, including at least five F-15 and six F-16 first modifications. Another 27 planes were shot down by fire from Syrian SAMs with Soviet calculations.
Hel Haavir acknowledged these losses?
Of course no. Representatives of the Israeli Air Force persistently insist on the version of the destruction of 102 Syrian airplanes over the Bekaa valley in exchange for the loss of the only Kfir fighter-bomber. This sounds even funnier than the 104 air F-15 victories without a single defeat.

I wonder how the Israeli Air Force will explain this picture
https://topwar.ru/uploads/posts/2013...-15strange.jpg


Imagine, he himself F-15. On November 22, 1995, the Japanese F-15J accidentally "decided" each other during an aerial combat training. Captain Tatsumi managed to catapult safely. Clearly, this case, like many others, was not included in the "official statistics" of the combat use of the F-15.

In Iraq, officially (!) Was lost two fighter-bomber F-15E "Strike Eagle". Alas, this is the F-15 with the "E" index - just one of the many modifications of the F-15, so it can not be included in the official statistics (here are the sharers!). And how many "Orlov" were shot unofficially - go now prove, the territory of Iraq is under American occupation. All the debris has long been removed or buried deep in the sand. The same thing happened with your Abrams in Iraq.
Are you talking about the one that fell in a suburb of Benghazi on March 22, 2011? Supporters of Colonel Gaddafi "removed" it from conventional MANPADS. As for Yugoslavia, everything is quite vague there. F-15 fought to death with the Serbian MiG-29, losses were on both sides. MiG-29 is an extremely dangerous enemy, this factor can not be ignored. There is a well-known video taken in the vicinity of the Aviano airbase (Italy) - after returning from a combat mission over the territory of Serbia, one of the "Eagles" behaves oddly in flight, and behind it a whitish smoke trail stretches. How many such "wretches" have returned to NATO airbases? - probably, it is a lot of if to consider that after the next "victorious campaign" in the Air Forces of the USA mass "write-offs" of aircraft technics, certainly, for various non-combat reasons begin.

It was once a formidable F-15E
http://mtdata.ru/u17/photo1DA8/20230...0/original.jpg
https://topwar.ru/uploads/posts/2013...0829_f15e2.jpg


Now let's remember the 90's


once there was a demonstration battle. In August 1992, the pilots of the Lipetsk Combat Training and Retraining Center of the Air Force of Russia flew to the Su-27UB at the invitation of the Americans to the Langley airbase, Virginia. Major E. Karabasov offered to conduct a training battle between the Su-27 and F-15 in the presence of spectators. However, Americans familiar with the Soviet car on video, offered to simplify the test and to conduct it far from prying eyes. In 200 kilometers from the shore it was decided to conduct "joint maneuvering". According to the proposed scenario, at first the F-15D was to evade the Su-27UB pursuit, then the planes should be swapped, and already the Sukhoi was to leave the Eagle chase. In the front cabin of Su-27UB was E. Karabasov, in the rear - an American pilot. To monitor the progress of the fight flew F-15C.

F-15 tried to break away from the Su-27 on full afterburner. However, Karabasov is firmly suspended on the tail, using the mode of minimum afterburner and maximum non-flexural thrust. After the planes switched seats, Karabasov cut the full afterburner and began to leave the F-15D with a vigorous turn and climb. "Eagle" immediately fell behind. After making a turn, the Su-27UB went to the tail of the F-15, but the Russian pilot made a mistake and was not hit by an F-15D, but by an F-15C observer flying behind. Realizing the error, he soon caught in sight a double F-15D. All further attempts by the American pilot to get rid of the persecution led to nothing. This ended the air battle.

It is necessary to say that our training airplane has easily dealt with not only the training F-15D, but also with the F-15C combat fighter, yielding to it for a number of indicators (for example, speed at the ground and at altitude). Everything was decided by excellent maneuverability. So, for example, "American" is not able to perform "Pugachev's Cobra". Looking at this maneuver, the American pilots are surprised: why the plane does not fall apart in the air.



An analogue of the fighter-bomber F-15E Strike Eagle in the Russian Air Force should be considered a shock Su-34, and not a multi-purpose Su-30SM. The decisive factor in this case is the presence on Su-34 of a special sighting and navigation complex adapted for the use of air-to-surface missile and bomb weapons.

But in this case F15E is an old aircraft of the 80s. Su 34 is already new with new avionics and various systems. Since it was again built not so long ago, it was adopted only in 2014(Although he was ready for serial production in 1994, but because of the lack of funding, he was stopped,the prospects of this machine for a long time remained uncertain.

About Su-34 remembered in the early 2000's due to the need to replace the Su-24M in the air regiments of front-line bomber aviation. The final stage of the state joint trials of the "thirty-fourths" was completed in September 2011.) and a year after all the tests. But they must solve the same problems.
So be objective and do not engage in propaganda.

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Old 02-04-2018, 09:02 PM
 
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its true that there have been F15 losses, but two things to note;

1: there have been very few combat losses,

2: there have been ZERO air to air losses

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_F-15_losses
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Old 02-04-2018, 09:40 PM
 
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Compare the airplanes to their destination and to a specific analog. it will be more objective. further discussion, does not make sense. If we are talking about airplanes, I would prefer Russian planes, if we are talking about musical equipment, I prefer Japanese specifically Yamaha. If we talk about cars, I prefer the American Chrysler or Ford.
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Old 02-04-2018, 09:46 PM
 
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its true that there have been F15 losses, but two things to note;

1: there have been very few combat losses,

2: there have been ZERO air to air losses

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_F-15_losses
Losses were practically with any aircraft. Americans incidentally broke one month ago One SU27. nobody says that American planes are bad. this is not true. some samples were revolutionary, as were some Soviet models. At the exercises, Soviet and Russian counterparts show superiority. But reality can only exist in real combat, under the same conditions. Therefore, to discuss this topic is meaningless. As for SU 57 is a new machine and its secret lines, they are not known to anyone and further hypothetical comparisons are stupid. In addition, he has completely different tasks, in contrast to the same F35 and 22.
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Old 02-05-2018, 04:58 AM
 
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What are you trying to show here?
How silly you are when you say Russian aircraft have outperformed American aircraft.

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How does the US attack weak countries
This coming from the guy who's been all giddy about the volume of Russian sorties against guys riding pickup trucks in the Syrian desert?

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Losses were practically with any aircraft.
Nobody can match the loss rate of that Russian carrier off the coast of Syria. They lost 2 out of what about 12 planes?

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As for SU 57 is a new machine and its secret lines, they are not known to anyone and further hypothetical comparisons are stupid.
They are known to the partner India...

India Wants Out of 5th Generation Fighter Jet Program With Russia

According to Defense News, senior IAF officers are concerned that the new aircraft will not meet desired requirements including stealth and cross section features. Major structural changes would be required “that cannot be met in the existing Russian prototypes,” the article notes. Consequently, “the IAF is not keen to continue with the program,” a senior IAF official said.


Meanwhile more and more countries are jumping on the F-35, including Germany and Belgium, because it's out there actually performing and they can see what it can do.
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Old 02-05-2018, 12:33 PM
 
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Hey, Grey.
You know it's not worth it, right?
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Old 02-05-2018, 02:27 PM
 
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Hey, Grey.
You know it's not worth it, right?
he is a delusional useful idiot for the russians, what do you think.
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