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Nice pics, don't know if I will upload first I have to process themphantom wrote:For the full log see http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php?p=495726#p495726
Maybe Nielis will post more better pictures soon.
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Correct. It's done to fool other air or ground based crews as to whether they're looking at the top side or the bottom side of the aircraft while manoeuvring. Canadian CF-188's have the same thing, and a couple of USMC AV-8s carry them too AFAIK.Nielis wrote:I think it is a fake cockpit
Not only Canadian Hornets do, also this Spanish Hornet does....pjotrtje wrote:Canadian CF-188's have the same thing, and a couple of USMC AV-8s carry them too AFAIK.
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