bro its wikipedia lol
Oh… guess I won’t be learning much from that as their sources go to nowhere lol
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the one issue with wiki is that they link sources which nobody can proof read
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Well, when it comes to military stuff it’s usually either books that may or may not include reliable information (cough Janes cough) or webpages that have been taken down long ago and also may or may not include reliable information lol
basically where WT used to get its info when it didn’t just steal from WoT (panther 2 cough cough)
Fair lol
Anyways, I’m looking at the listed source for the photographs on the wayback machine right now and there sadly are no pics :(
Guess I did learn something from this though, the SRAAM is not the Taildog, but rather a younger relative of the Taildog
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Wingtip pylons??
Sign me up!!
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Unironically shouldve been the eastern EF counterpart in WT
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In an alternate universe where WT exists and contains vehicles like the EAP maybe lol
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I sure hope so.
All these amazing projects just being restricted by gaijins’ “standards”…
You are the one neo.
I want the fugly Fo.147 lmao
look upon the jank and weep
I can’t decide if I’d rather have the Fo.147 or Fo.148
The 147 has really dumb looking canards lmao, so that one
Yeah, guess you’re right, the more cursed one has to win
The whole Taildog / SRAAM family gets more and more complicated the more you look into it. There are so many different names, variants, and proposals.
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I can imagine lol, Britains missiles all seem to have very complicated, but still interesting histories
We can get ASRAAM on F-16 and F-35. And iirc there was USN involvement in Australia F/A-18 ASRAAM integration so if a US hornet was used to test we could get it on that even
Aim9x is getting its blk3 upgrade finally the navy decided to pursue it after it was canceled in 2016. The blk3 upgrades consist of a 6th-generation seeker and a new motor for more range and to accelerate faster than the blk 2. So aim9x might not be the weakest anymore.
AIM-9Z when?