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Israeli F-15 Lands With One Wing

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This may have been posted earlier, and if so I apologize. I found it so amazing I wanted to make sure it was posted.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afaYlJ8a1AU

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Bob "roadwarrior" Werab

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Thanks, I missed that one. What a plane!

  John  Hubbard   MSFS2020 - Win10                    

          

Impressive. That aircraft has more then proven itself. 

Matthew Kane

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Just sent it a couple of ex-USAF friends who were based at Nellis where I saw the Thunderbirds close-up. Thanks for the heads-up.

Rick Almeida

awesome video, love the F15 :good:

Australia would be better off having the F-15 as well as Israel, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Saudi Arabia and the list goes on.

I prefer the F-16 but dang... The F-15 is a fighter! (in both meanings! :)

- - Tommy - -

Wow impressive.

 

Some of the best pilots in the world.

 

 

great fighter!

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It was posted back in 2011 shortly after the video was first put up, but it's good to see it again! :ph34r:

Fr. Bill    

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I remember that during one of the Gulf wars a F15 came back from a mission with a wing more gone than there. Even the pilot was amazed. The explanation was that the air intake was a lifting body by design and provided just enough to allow the plane to fly. Great plane! Great design! Reminds me of some of the WWII aircraft that were shot to pieces and still made it home.

 

Mel

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