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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: JOACH1M on July 17, 2011, 06:38:00 PM
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Favorite plane: (mine 109F)
Pilot: (Hans Joachim Marsielle)
Squadron: (Jg 27 afrika)
Of all time; does not have to be WW2.
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51
Bong
Blue angels ( I think that's what there called, the guys that do tricks with jets at airshows)
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51
Bong
Blue angels ( I think that's what there called, the guys that do tricks with jets at airshows)
You mean the P-51? The Blue Angels are the naval acrobatic maneuover squadron.
Thunderbirds are the Marines acrobatic maneuover squadron.
Both do airshows, but I think it would be the Thunderbirds since the pony wasn't a naval craft. (Someone please correct me if I'm wrong).
Mine: P-51B Mustang "Old Crow"
Pilot: Bud Anderson
Squadron: Fifth Air Force, brave bunch of souls, not a squadron, and yes, I know it is not the segment that Bud Anderson and consequently "Old Crow" flew in. <S>
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JOACHIMP didn't say they all had to be from the same squadron.
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You mean the P-51? The Blue Angels are the naval acrobatic maneuover squadron.
Thunderbirds are the Marines acrobatic maneuover squadron.
Both do airshows, but I think it would be the Thunderbirds since the pony wasn't a naval craft. (Someone please correct me if I'm wrong).
Mine: P-51B Mustang "Old Crow"
Pilot: Bud Anderson
Squadron: Fifth Air Force, brave bunch of souls, not a squadron, and yes, I know it is not the segment that Bud Anderson and consequently "Old Crow" flew in. <S>
the Thunderbirds are USAF.the Blue Angels are USN.
Thunderbirds fly F-16s and the Blue Angels fly F/A-18s
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http://thunderbirds.airforce.com/
http://www.blueangels.navy.mil/
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I am almost sure the Thunderbirds are Airforce.
F4u1a
1st Lt. George Charles "Yogi" Defabio
Flew three tours and was awarded the Silver Star. KIA April 13, 1945. (thanks Megalodon for some of the history)
Any VMF squad, but am going to go with the 213.
Yogi is the man cuz he was able to kill 3 zekes and still land this
(http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z184/shortbus1701/defabeplane-1.jpg)
Thx Meglalodon for the pic too!
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:headscratch: umm :headscratch:
:joystick:
JUGgler
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F-14 Tomcat
Joe "Hoser" Satrapa
VF-111 Sundowners
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Favorite plane: (mine 109F)
Pilot: (Hans Joachim Marsielle)
Squadron: (Jg 27 afrika)
Plane: Re.2005, the most beautiful plane of the war.
Pilot: Marseille
Squadron: 362a Squadriglia
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F-14
VF-2 Bounty Hunters
Any Tomcat pilot.
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Plane- FW 190 Dora
Pilot- Erich Rudorffer
Squadron JG54/JG52
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Plane: Spitfire mk XIV & XVIII
Pilot: me :D
Squadron: Don't have a favorite squadron yet.
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Cessna One-Fiddy
Captain H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock
The A-Team
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F-35 (air force model) :banana:
The future me flying one of those ^ :D
Whatever squadron I fly for :rock
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Favorite plane: Any plane that gets in front of my gun sight.
Pilot: Any pilot that has gone to TA so they are not a boring fight.
Squadron: 327Th Steel Talons.
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Plane: F-15 Eagle
Pilot: Robin Olds
Squadron: 56th FG
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F4 Phantom always looked cool to me.
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F-14 Tomcat
Joe "Hoser" Satrapa
VF-111 Sundowners
Nice :aok
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Depends on the book in front of me at the time or whichever history project I'm into at the moment.
P38J
2nd Lt. Oliver Berg
428th Fighter Squadron, 474th Fighter Group, 9th AF
He's the guy in my avatar. Died January 29, 1945
I've never been big on the well known aces. I'm much more partial to the average Joe pilot's who didn't make the headlines but filled up most of the slots and did most of the flying
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p 51
Yeager
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F-14 Tomcat
Charles "Heater" Heatley (friend of my Dad's)
VF-2 "The Bounty Hunters"
Spit IX
Gabby Gabreski (in the Spit IX)
Duxford Boys
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I'm with Guppy/CorkyJr oftentimes it just depends on what I've been reading lately, but the P-39 has become a favorite. The fact that so many kids climbed into that plane in the jungles of New Guinea and some of them lived to tell the tale is amazing to me. They didn't get many of the headlines till they re-equipped in P-38's and other more advanced fighters but they were all we had in 1942.
The 5th Air Force has really captured my imagination, groups like the 35th, 8th, 3rd, 345th, 22nd, 49th, etc.
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I have to make a choice? :(
Plane: 109 (any of them)
Pilot: Voss (His final fight just amazes me)
Squadron: of Spitfire ;)
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P-47
Luukkanen, Eino
VMF-214
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Spixteen and the Brewst... ok maybe not : )
109 F-4 or G-6/U-4
Debrődy Gy?rgy
101/2nd Dr?tkefe (Pannon Pumas)
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Some unnamed Canadian Boy!
The 410 squadron RCAF
Mossie II,VI and of course the XXX
:salute
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M-18 :noid
Some guy who drove an M-18 :noid
^that...
actually my favorite aircraft are the P51/P38
All the allied pilots would be my favorites ;)
Any active Allied squadron from the war <S>
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Plane: bf-109 (once ruled the skies in europe all to itself)
Pilot: ira kepford (anyone brave enough to fly through his own CV ack to kill a torpedo plane deserves my credit)
Squadron: 61st FS, 56th Operations Group (need I say more?)
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Plane: Any 109 and the ME262a1-u2 (or was it u1?)
Pilot(I have a few) Walter Nowotny, Ira Bong, my Uncle Charly Shugg (Brigader gen he is retiering in August) and my great Uncle Joe who was a tail gunner for 70 missions in WWII in a B25J.
Squad: Kommando Nowotny and 310th BG 380th BS.
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Walter Nowotny
Bf 109
JG 54
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Plane: Any 109 and the ME262a1-u2 (or was it u1?)
Pilot(I have a few) Walter Nowotny, Ira Bong, my Uncle Charly Shugg (Brigader gen he is retiering in August) and my great Uncle Joe who was a tail gunner for 70 missions in WWII in a B25J.
Squad: Kommando Nowotny and 310th BG 380th BS.
Don't let him retire without writing you recommendations for all the academies!!!!!
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Cessna One-Fiddy
Captain H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock
The A-Team
I ain't gittin on no plane with that crazy fool.
(http://beta.intrawebnet.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/mr_t_1.jpg)
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I meant airforce... :bhead
I've been looking up Marine training videos lately :/
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You mean the P-51? The Blue Angels are the naval acrobatic maneuover squadron.
Thunderbirds are the Marines acrobatic maneuover squadron.
Both do airshows, but I think it would be the Thunderbirds since the pony wasn't a naval craft. (Someone please correct me if I'm wrong).
Okay, you're wrong.
The Blue Angels represent the United States Navy and the United States Marine Corps. The Blues always have one Marine aviator flying with the team. The Marine Corps belongs to the Department of the Navy.
The Thunderbirds are the Flight Demonstration Team of the United States Air Force.
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Plane: P-40E
Pilot: James H. Doolittle
Squadron: AVG
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That is correct! The USMC, being part of the USN, fly as Blue Angels.
the Thunderbirds are USAF.the Blue Angels are USN.
Thunderbirds fly F-16s and the Blue Angels fly F/A-18s
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Plane: P-51D Mustang
Pilot: General James Harold Doolittle
Squad: 8th AF :D
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Plane/s: A6M5 & M3 Zero, 109 F, and this one which will hopefully be AH's next fighter. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN1-5BP0xSU&feature=related
Pilot/s: Hiroyoshi Nishizawa, Hans Joachim Marseille, and Emil "Bully" Lang
Squadron/s: Tainan Kokutai, JG27 and ARS
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Favorite plane: Prop - Spitfire and Hurricane / Jet - MiG-29
Pilot: Any Battle of Britain Pilot :salute
Squadron: 617 Squadron, RAF, "The Dambusters" :salute
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Favorite plane: (mine 109F)
Pilot: (Hans Joachim Marsielle)
Squadron: (Jg 27 afrika)
Of all time; does not have to be WW2.
Dood you know what that's mine too !
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Okay, you're wrong.
The Blue Angels represent the United States Navy and the United States Marine Corps. The Blues always have one Marine aviator flying with the team. The Marine Corps belongs to the Department of the Navy.
The Thunderbirds are the Flight Demonstration Team of the United States Air Force.
I corrected myself the day before you posted this :lol
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Dood you know what that's mine too !
:lol I never would have guessed :bolt: :noid