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January 4, 1989. Let this dogfight set the foundation for our virtual dogfights when the Tomcat hits DCS. This is some great audio. Listen to how intense the pilots get when they actively engage the Mig-23's. I now want a Mig-23 module just to recreate this scenario.

 

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Nice video.

 

Though if I get any more fired up, I'll simply burn to the ground...(insert combusting emoji...but we don't have one). :)

 

Though, this video reminded me of a few funny coincidences regarding the Tomcat's combat record. The Tomcat (in USN service) shot down 5 aircraft - 4 conventional and 1 Helo (Mi-8 ). The conventional aircraft were all Libyan, one encounter in 1981 and another in 1989.

 

1. Both types of aircraft shot down were also Variable Geometry fighters (Su-22 and MiG-23).

 

2. Also, the aircraft side numbers were weirdly similar between the 2 encounters: 102 and 107 in 1981 and 202 and 207 in 1989.

 

3. Also, in spite of the F-14s unprecedented BVR ability, 4 kills were made with the AIM-9 and 1 with the AIM-7 - showing the huge influence of ROE in how an encounter proceeds.

 

Anyway, bit of Tomcat combat trivia.

 

-Nick

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Also, in spite of the F-14s unprecedented BVR ability, 4 kills were made with the AIM-9 and 1 with the AIM-7 - showing the huge influence of ROE in how an encounter proceeds.

 

-Nick

 

Indeed, ROE. Especially when the WH calls the shots...

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Shame its not the F-14D, now she really was a beast. Especially the much higher thrust engines.

 

http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/military/read.main/9767/

 

One of the F-14As that was used in that exact fight that killed a MiG-23 was rebuilt in an F-14D however. It is now at the Udvar Hazy Center Smithsonian in Virginia.

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Shame its not the F-14D, now she really was a beast. Especially the much higher thrust engines.

 

http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/military/read.main/9767/

 

That's a great article, it's buried in my library somewhere.

 

Fortunately, nothing mentioned about the F-14D doesn't also apply to the F-14B.

 

The F-14D had much more modern avionics, a different ARI, better cockpit ergonomics, new HUD, and shared the APG-71 radar with the F-15E. However, it's aerodynamic performance and ACM capability is essentially identical to the F-14B; as is it's payload and A-G capability. So don't worry, you're not missing out on much with the F-14B. :thumbup:

 

-Nick

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Shame its not the F-14D, now she really was a beast. Especially the much higher thrust engines.

 

http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/military/read.main/9767/

 

uprated engines are on the A+/B Cats.

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Boeing really greased some palms to push the superbug down the Navy's throat. Shame really.

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I wonder who is going to be the first one to re-create this and post it on youtube :music_whistling:

 

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I wonder who is going to be the first one to re-create this and post it on youtube :music_whistling:

 

(1000th post! :D :D :D)

 

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If you guys have questions about this incident BSS_Vidar, he posts here, was in the S-3 on that mission. He can tell you everything you want to know about it.

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Can't get that video to load

 

 

 

 

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"The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down."- General Chuck Yeager, USAF, describing his first confrontation with a Me262.

 

 

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I was just going to post about this video which I remembered from those years ago. Glad you found it again. I also remember there was one made with the old Falcon 4.0 which was pretty good as well. Be neat to see that one too. Thanks for posting this old memory. :thumbup:

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Hearing this audio reminds me the presentation audio of the Falcon 4 (Microprose). I have checked this a few minutes ago and .... it is the same or at least they have used parts of this audio!!!

 

Now, how Microprose used an audio of a Navy F14 Tomcat sortie for the presentation of his USAF F16 simulator? Its a shame :)

 

 

 

I was about to say it's in BMS too....

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