What If Screenshot Thread.......

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Aero S-107 Žralok (Shark) - Czechoslovak Air Force, 1962

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Grumman A-6A Intruder - Flottille 12F, Aéronavale, 1966

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Hawker Harrier Mk.51 - 112 Esc, Fuerza Aérea del Perú, 1975

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Today's tongue-twister: Flying Farmers Fly over Fallow Finnish Fields

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Badger Set

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Iberian Defenders

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Gloster Meteor F.Mk.8 - Esquadron 20, Força Aérea Portuguesa, 1957

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Follow That Camel

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Luftwaffe standard fighter after the next political change.

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Supermarine Syrena F.1 - No.145 Squadron, RAF Fighter Command, 1963

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South Atlantic Badgers

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Supermarine Syrena F.1 - No.111 Squadron, RAF Fighter Command, 1962

Edited October 31, 2023 by Spinners

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Aerial battle over Al'Aranak

I was testing and I got shot down by a totally illegal nuclear thingy.
I decided to watch my wingman who managed to fire his two S-24 and was chased by two old F-86s.
And then...

That's science : you don't get what you expect.

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SHIPFOT!

(Scrambled Fishpot)

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Checking the clock of Big Ben

Greeting the Queen.

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Mongolian Fishpots

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(Fin) Back in the USSR

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Last Year's Model

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Neighbours...

P-51D Mustang, Chilean Air Force, 1947

 

Avia S-99R, Argentine Air Force, 1947

Edited November 8, 2023 by ValAstur

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F-18A Bundesluftwaffe, 1986

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1950's Soviet Aggressor!

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North American Shark FGA.1 - No.58 Squadron, RAF Middle East Command, 1960

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I was testing. This time I was ok, flying as low as possible and trying to save fuel while heading straight to friendly shore.

We got chased by a pair of F-103s and two flights of F-86s.
As I got even lower above the sea, my wingman gained few hundreds meters and that's when the F-86s got his tail.

The leader emptied his rockets tray

...without really checking who he was shooting at
(they said : two bandits heading east, low)

The F-103s chased us until we reached home base. And while I was trying to get them out of the landing pattern, my wingman totally missed his approach.
I had to send him to WP9 and he landed well after me. But before the F-103s.

That's science : you don't get what you expect.

I like so much this kind of aircrafts : F-86D, F-101B, F-106A, CF-100, F-103... When they're airborne you know something crazy is about to happen.
Just follow them and they will often give you spectacular screenshots.

The F-86D is edited, it uses the same Mk4 Mighty Mouse rockets as the Canuck FAW.4

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A follow on order of F-8E(FN)...