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Sep 26, 2008 17:25 |  #1

These guys put a nice show though somewhat tame compared to the Reds and by the looks of the T-Birds ;)

This one show what seemd to their main partypiece ~ a progressive inversion in pairs of all the team bar one.

And a lower speed pass with undercarts down.

PS I left out the "u" they are the Patrouille de France


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Sep 26, 2008 19:37 |  #2

's OK - I put it back in. Nice shots. I really want to see them live some time. And trust me, the Thunderbirds aren't a patch on the Reds.


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Sep 26, 2008 19:40 |  #3

Jon wrote in post #6388192 (external link)
's OK - I put it back in. Nice shots. I really want to see them live some time. And trust me, the Thunderbirds aren't a patch on the Reds.

The Blue Angels however...  :p

Nah, you're right. The Arrows (I think) have it over just about everyone else. I think some of it has to do with the precision involved in melding that many more airframes at once.

The T-Birds, from what I've seen over the years, have changed up their display in some ways. I'm almost certain they've increased their spacing and no longer tuck it in as tight as they once did.


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Sep 26, 2008 19:43 |  #4

It's partly the airframe shape. Even if they are tucked in close, the long airframes don't look as tight as the Hawk, Heinemann's Hot Rod, or other more "squarish" a/c. Give me a formation of Pitts Specials over Yaks any day!


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Sep 26, 2008 19:44 |  #5

Jon wrote in post #6388210 (external link)
It's partly the airframe shape. Even if they are tucked in close, the long airframes don't look as tight as the Hawk, Heinemann's Hot Rod, or other more "squarish" a/c. Give me a formation of Pitts Specials over Yaks any day!

How about back when both the BAs and the T-Birds were flying F4s...

Now that was some American Muscle! :shock:


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Sep 26, 2008 19:47 |  #6

Much as I love the Rhino, it wasn't an air show aircraft . . .


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Sep 26, 2008 19:52 |  #7

Jon wrote in post #6388235 (external link)
Much as I love the Rhino, it wasn't an air show aircraft . . .

You'd have never known it by the way they flew 'em... :D


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Sep 26, 2008 23:33 |  #8

nice ones


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Sep 27, 2008 02:11 |  #9

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How about back when both the BAs and the T-Birds were flying F4s...

Now that was some American Muscle! :shock:

I bet that was very impressive! :eek:


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Sep 27, 2008 02:15 |  #10

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I bet that was very impressive! :eek:

For all practical purposes the antithesis of today's demo squadrons...

They were just brute force and lots of JP smoke!

The engines on the F4 made the most haunting and evil howling sound when they'd pull the power off...way cool...


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Sep 27, 2008 20:53 |  #11

Nice shots, thanks for sharing.


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