lesofprimus
Brigadier General
Yes Erich, Jan 45...
Matt, u always seem to brighten my day my man...
Matt, u always seem to brighten my day my man...
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w/Jet Kills..
Has anyone mentioned the AD Spad kill in Viet Nam on the Sandy mission?
Regards,
Bill
Bill, I am known here as The Cape Buffalo, hence Matts always witty addition to ANY conversation...
Go to the beginning of this thread, you'll see this and them some....didn't a few p51's shoot down some 262's? i've seen a vid of something shooting down a 262....one of the 262's engines had failed
General Galland was one of those who was in an ME 262 and got shot down by a Mustang, 'I was caught napping' he said in his autobiography, that was in April 1945, he had an engine destroyed and a leg wound, but got his aircraft home on one damaged engine, so am I using some license to say he was shot down? He never returned to combat.didn't a few p51's shoot down some 262's? i've seen a vid of something shooting down a 262....one of the 262's engines had failed
From the Air War Museum website:
"Sea Furies served extensively in the Korean War, operating from Royal Navy carriers HMS Glory, HMS Ocean and HMS Theseus, and Australian carrier HMAS Sydney. They usually paired with Fairey Fireflies for ground attack missions. The Sea Fury excelled in this role, often proving superior to the enemy's modern jets. For example, on August 9, 1952, Royal Navy Lieutenant "Hoagy" Carmichael, flying a Sea Fury of HMS Ocean's 802 Squadron, shot down a Soviet-built North Korean Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG 15, marking the first such kill by a piston-engined fighter, and the only air-to-air kill by a British pilot flying a British aircraft in the Korean War."
"The only air to air kill by a Brit. pilot in a Brit. aircraft in the Korean War" ?
That takes some believing !
Referring to the "discussion" about Chuck Yeager I was wondering if any of you knew Marion Carl and would care to compare his demeanor with Yeager's. Carl's list of accomplishments compare pretty well with Yeager's.