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Monthly Archives: October 2017
Thinking Multi-Role “Strike Fighter”
Blown Slick Series #11 Air to air is what you do going into and coming off of the target. Ed Rasimus, Air Force Vietnam War F-105 and F-4 fighter pilot In the previous post, I suggested as a thought experiment that … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Blown Slick Series
Tagged Airpower, Fifth Generation Fighter, Strike Warfare
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