Wov Top Gun

[juarezdc]

This screenshot was made in Wings Over Vietnam:

 

During Carrier Practice Interception mission

(F-14D (I)) my tomcat run out of missiles and then I think "Maybe I can do inverted above the enemy like Maverick did in the first dogfight scene of the Top Gun movie". As magic I was at the speed and altitude comfortably to do the maneuver.

\o/

 

 

As you can see in the second picture my wingman begin to fire (look at the bullet trace between our planes) and shotdown the Mig-21.

 

 

Do anyone have seen this before?

If anyone have such thing post to people see.

Sorry about my poor english.

:D

[Bounder]

going through old snaps this is all I could find, tried with the enemy AC but they all got "splashed",so did it with the winger.

 

 

[the test pilot]

flight is always a show.

 

i saw it in the real 2 days ago.

 

it's really a balls demonstration.

[Jolly123]

hi

[thubbardm]

This screenshot was made in Wings Over Vietnam:

 

During Carrier Practice Interception mission

(F-14D (I)) my tomcat run out of missiles and then I think "Maybe I can do inverted above the enemy like Maverick did in the first dogfight scene of the Top Gun movie". As magic I was at the speed and altitude comfortably to do the maneuver.

\o/

 

 

As you can see in the second picture my wingman begin to fire (look at the bullet trace between our planes) and shotdown the Mig-21.

 

 

Do anyone have seen this before?

If anyone have such thing post to people see.

Sorry about my poor english.

:D

 

My Dad did that all the time: I'll be making a post about him momentarily thubbardm

[thubbardm]

With regards to Ace Fighter Pilots, I'm not sure where to post; But My mom send most of my Dad's things to the Fighter Pilots Hall of Fame and I didn't have a chance to see everything; so I am searching for anyone who may have heard of him, stories of him or was in one of his sqadrons or a child of one of the above who might be able to help be with his tribute book. He was one of the Last of the Gunfighters on an F-8 Crusader, Ace, Top Gun and more metals than I even know what they mean... Commander Ray G. "Tim" Hubbard, Jr. For those of you with Dad's in that time period who may have been in one or more of his squadrons, one of his was "Hubbards Muthas"...and they would have had some ''colorful" stories to put things nicely...and you definitely would know the name or "the Old Mutha", or any version thereof...he was a great guy and save a lot of people and they counted on him; even with his wild ways and humor he was calm when things counted; and even Jim Stockdale included him in his book which Jim and Sybil sent us copies of before they passed as well. Some sent reathes saying "double nickel" some "Maverick" and many others so he had his fair share of nicknames I'm presuming by these different buddies and squadrons, I'm just needing some help finding people for more data; feel free to contact me at my email and I'll post this on that one other navy site I saw here (was also hoping whomever put this site up might know something)... thanks again THubbard(M)