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And WW1 biplanes would travel too slow for the modern jet to engage with no heat signature for a2a missiles. I feel I saw this in a movie.
by massivecali 8y ago
And WW1 biplanes would travel too slow for the modern jet to engage with no heat signature for a2a missiles. I feel I saw this in a movie.
- lostlogin 8y agoJust flying near one would rip it to shreds.
- adolph 8y agoWhich makes North Korea's fleet of 1947 AN-2 biplanes a potent threat [1]. 1. https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/13851/north-koreas-recent-drills-featured-one-its-most-dangerous-weapons-the-ancient-an-2-biplane https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/13851/north-koreas-rec...
- baseballdork 8y agoThen you shoot at it with a radar guided missile instead.
- dragonwriter 8y agoWW1 biplanes, IIRC, were mainly wood frames with cloth coverings. I imagine the radar returns are going to be minimal.
- baseballdork 8y agoI think you'd be surprised how much of a return machine guns and radial engines will create...