F82 twin mustang

[Chaserman 767]

does anyone have any good trusted sources for info on this plane?

 

if so  can you give me the link?

Edited February 4, 2014 by Chaserman

[Nabutso 13,131]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_F-82_Twin_Mustang

 

It had to be done

[LTKapal 2,268]

No, nobody has anything on the plane.

Edited February 4, 2014 by LTKapal

[MeDuzZ 1,492]

Double murica freedom with extra democracy.

[Chaserman 767]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_F-82_Twin_Mustang

 

It had to be done

lol more in depth 

[Flying_sofa 1,082]

It liberates the hell out of everything it sees?

[Heike 1,774]

How to fly this without troll pilot making you waste all your ammo when you want to wait?

[Katychen 1,094]

The pilot on the left went to flight school and graduated, The other one was working at McDonalds.

 

Happy Hunting with the best pilots for the job!

[WildBlueYonder 3,072]

It will roll twice better, turn twice better, climbed twice better and so on. Good enough?

[HyJetV 3,052]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=F82+Twin+Mustang

Edited February 4, 2014 by HeartBreak1

[MostarSOKO 891]

cant wait to liberate some Migs with this baby

[Chaserman 767]

They should of made a twin sabre

[Windows_98 331]

still 6 50 calls on like really heavy plane >..> fast but yeah. rather have cannons.

[BrockvsTV 120]

well there is some things posted in the comments of the post

ex:

P51VoxelTanker, on 04 Feb 2014 - 08:36 AM, said:

How does everybody not know how an F-82 works?

 

 

The normal setup would be the second pilot/navigator in the left cockpit and the first pilot in the right. The first pilot takes off and flies to the combat zone, with help from the navigator. Then he "hands over" the aircraft to the second pilot by locking his stick and the second pilot unlocks his. This is in case one of them accidentally bumps the stick with his leg or something like that. The second pilot flies in the bomber formation and/or engages enemy aircraft. When its time to return home they do the aforementioned "hand over" so the first pilot flies it home.

 

ex: 

LOL. FANTASY PLANE? IT SERVED IN KOREA MORON.

 

[spoiler]

[/spoiler]

 

Gaijin, please add Eagle Bombs. :P

 

Thats what I found in the fourm posts only, I can't really do research at the moment so hopefully this kind of helps? 

[P51VoxelTanker 3,315]

Aha. So someone posted my stuff before me. You little bugger. ;)

[BrockvsTV 120]

Aha. So someone posted my stuff before me. You little bugger. ;)

just sharing the wealth

[Chaserman 767]

 

well there is some things posted in the comments of the post

ex:

P51VoxelTanker, on 04 Feb 2014 - 08:36 AM, said:

How does everybody not know how an F-82 works?

 

 

The normal setup would be the second pilot/navigator in the left cockpit and the first pilot in the right. The first pilot takes off and flies to the combat zone, with help from the navigator. Then he "hands over" the aircraft to the second pilot by locking his stick and the second pilot unlocks his. This is in case one of them accidentally bumps the stick with his leg or something like that. The second pilot flies in the bomber formation and/or engages enemy aircraft. When its time to return home they do the aforementioned "hand over" so the first pilot flies it home.

 

ex: 

LOL. FANTASY PLANE? IT SERVED IN KOREA MORON.

 

[spoiler]

[/spoiler]

 

Gaijin, please add Eagle Bombs. :P

 

Thats what I found in the fourm posts only, I can't really do research at the moment so hopefully this kind of helps? 

 

Thanks i was wondering how that worked 

[P51VoxelTanker 3,315]

Thanks i was wondering how that worked 

 

But I wrote it. Gib +1's to both of us plis. ;-;

[Salen_Stormwing 737]

Oh goodie, another experimental aircraft and not actual FM/DM fixes for the US.

 

Huzzah.

 

/sarcasm. :beee:

[P51VoxelTanker 3,315]

Oh goodie, another experimental aircraft and not actual FM/DM fixes for the US.

 

Huzzah.

 

/sarcasm. :beee:

 

You can toss that and leave this alone. It was not experimental otherwise it would be the XF-82. It's the F-82, came too late to see action in WW2 but served in Korea as a ground attack and night fighter. My grandpa actually owns half of one. My uncle owns the other half.

[_Solty_ 3,167]

You can toss that and leave this alone. It was not experimental otherwise it would be the XF-82. It's the F-82, came too late to see action in WW2 but served in Korea as a ground attack and night fighter. My grandpa actually owns half of one. My uncle owns the other half.

Split it! Buy two wings and you have 2 mustangs :D.

[P51VoxelTanker 3,315]

Split it! Buy two wings and you have 2 mustangs :D.

 

Yea, unfortunately my uncle's son burnt down my grandpa's farm, and the shed where they kept it. So they technically own it but its mostly charred and bent metal. The instruments survived but that's mostly it.

[Salen_Stormwing 737]

You can toss that and leave this alone. It was not experimental otherwise it would be the XF-82. It's the F-82, came too late to see action in WW2 but served in Korea as a ground attack and night fighter. My grandpa actually owns half of one. My uncle owns the other half.

 

270 total planes produced does not fill me with a ton of confidence in it's non-experimental-ness. Yeah, it's not experimental in it was actually produced, but it's not exactly mass produced either. Hell, the F7F Tigercat had 364 units produced. The B-25H, the B-25 variant with up to 8 forward mounted .50 cals and 1 75mm howitzer with 21 shots had 1000 total units produced.

 

In the end, we don't need new planes, we need fixed planes.

[Chaserman 767]

Yea, unfortunately my uncle's son burnt down my grandpa's farm, and the shed where they kept it. So they technically own it but its mostly charred and bent metal. The instruments survived but that's mostly it.

sad to hear

[P51VoxelTanker 3,315]

In the end, we don't need new planes, we need fixed planes.

 

This is true but the more planes we have, the more variety so people won't be crowding around one plane. Though they will if it's a UFO.