The SECRET Air Force Squadron that flew Captured MiGs!
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- In the late 1970s, the US Air Force created a secret squadron, under the code name Constant Peg, which was tasked with evaluating captured Soviet fighter jets and training pilots how to exploit their weaknesses. It was the longest serving secret Air Force project in history, and led to the creation of the Navy’s TOP GUN Fighter Weapons School and the US Air Force’s Red Flag Program.
The F-4E Phantom II was an all-weather fighter that served with distinction with the US Armed forces and as a successful export fighter around the world. This teaser is just a taste of what I have planned, including a first impression review and a tutorial series, much like that for the A-4. Stay tuned and enjoy!
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I'm Sport, a real world aviator and content creator with a passion for aviation and combat flight simulations. I don't post nearly as much as I want to, or should, but when I do it'll be mostly of Digital Combat Simulator (DCS), a full-fidelity combat flight sim with study-level replications of combat aircraft ranging from WWII to today. I'm always open to feedback and requests and hope you enjoy the content!
Captured !! They brought them dufus
I just want to say that your videos are my favorite DCS/simming content, and I love the style in which you present them. I hope your channel keeps growing! Keep it up, Sport.
These videos are amazing
This is scalding hot, what a great short. Thanks dude
How much did you study these Russian jets?
Would you like to come over and “study” with me?
@@SportDCS I thought you would never ask!
@@TrickerDCS Ayo? Sus moment right there
Where did you get such awesome footage?
I know a guy who married a chick whose brother got shanked by a dude in jail…
The US military, they keep the russian jets hidden in the desert, both the Navy and the Air Force, that's why they both have these large ranges in the middle of no where, that and to hide the UFO's.
Nobody steals superior tech better than the yanks
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We didn't steal them, we got them from the Israelis and some previously soviet countries, we traded for them, yep, we're one of the richest nations in the world so why not give our pilots actual soviet fighters to train against.
What's your graphics settings and where i coud find them?