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Good evening to the all the newly minted experts in aviation safety and the physics of air crashes
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There are missiles that have wings and they can be the size of a Lear Jet. Just sayin'.
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The crash in the Florida mobile home park was a Learjet 60, registration N722BD, which departed Austin, Texas for the Bahamas. It was tracked on Flightradar24 and is under investigation by the FAA and NTSB as an aircraft accident with 9 fatalities.
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One of the coolest things I have, and possibly the only one out there.
In 2024 when the Thunderbirds came to Pensacola for the Homecoming show, they teamed up for the super delta over Pensacola Beach.
One of the TBirds was kind enough to take this print and get each member of both teams to sign it!
The bonus, if you look toward the bottom of the photo you see this little extra smoke trail...
That was the LEGEND Rob Holland sneaking into the pic.
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1. Brazil’s aircraft carrier is a helicopter carrier, not a fixed wing or VTOL capable.
2. Brazil’s current long/medium range radars and SAM launchers would be obliterated by EA-18s and F-35s.
3. The “4.5” gen aircraft in question is 12 F-39E’s and 1 F-39F.
They have no chance.
Brazil has aircraft carriers, advanced radar, and 4.5 generation aircraft.
If Delta Force DARED to step into the jungle, they’d be torn to shreds.
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Brazil has no operational fixed-wing aircraft carriers, only one helicopter carrier. Its air force has around 13 Gripen 4.5-generation fighters and 5 E-99 airborne early warning aircraft.
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