Pictures of Cold War aircraft. (18 Viewers)

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But it's a FORD! Personally I'm a GM man all the way!
To each their own
 
Good shots!
 
419th Tactical Fighter Wing, Hill AFB Utah.
If the date on the photo is correct, this was January 1984 - as the last squadron in the world flying F-105s officially became a F-16 squadron that month.

On June 4, 1983, the 419th Tactical Fighter Wing, Utah's only Air Force Reserve flying unit, began retiring the renowned F-105 Thunderchief with a 24-ship flyover of Hill Air Force Base. Personnel who had distinguished themselves in combat operations years before in Southeast Asia led and participated in the singular final tribute.


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Source 419th Fighter Wing Public Affairs via Wiki.
 
419th Tactical Fighter Wing, Hill AFB Utah.
If the date on the photo is correct, this was January 1984 - as the last squadron in the world flying F-105s officially became a F-16 squadron that month.

On June 4, 1983, the 419th Tactical Fighter Wing, Utah's only Air Force Reserve flying unit, began retiring the renowned F-105 Thunderchief with a 24-ship flyover of Hill Air Force Base. Personnel who had distinguished themselves in combat operations years before in Southeast Asia led and participated in the singular final tribute.


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Source 419th Fighter Wing Public Affairs via Wiki.
THUD!!!!!
 
Imagine if all had been loaded with maximum bombs and let all go at the same time.
Mk118 X 2 per plane, two 3000lb bombs each with a 45° dive angle!
 
Where it Hawkeye, Trapper John and BJ? Radar and Kinger, Col Potter and Henry?
 
 

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