Whats wrong with this Aircraft?

[oakranger]

How often dose any fighter jet get into a dog fight that close like they did in WWII?

[curry1]

Ask eagl.  However, I assume they are just as effective in training as in combat and since both sides use them it is probably good to train with them when doing dogfighting practices.

[B-17]

Whats wrong with it besides it is Canadian. 

HEY I TAKE OFFENCE IM CANADIAN!!!!! nah, its all good. but being canadian is ok

[MiloMorai]

There is no RCAF.

[Reaper90]

Really Crazy Airplane Freaks?

[B-17]

There is no RCAF.

[eagl]

Ask eagl.  However, I assume they are just as effective in training as in combat and since both sides use them it is probably good to train with them when doing dogfighting practices.

It's a matter of taking simple steps to give an edge at a time when every tiny little edge might make the difference between life or death.  Like the A-10...  Beyond about a mile range, the A-10 turning away might look like it is turning towards the enemy, leading the enemy to adjust his aimpoint for a closing shot instead of a fade-away jumper.  As it has already been said in this thread, when it matters, a split second hesitation or improper reaction could be all that is necessary to determine the outcome of the fight.

[dedalos]

When he is rolled inverted, it may fool or disorientate an enemy? It had me thinking for a good couple seconds, which is a huge amount of time in jet combat.

Full the missile fired beyond vis range?