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For A-7 Fans

both....I dealt mostly with transient NAVY but also had some USAF stuff, both late and early of both.
 
I remember A-7's from the Gaurd visiting CFB Shearwater in Halifax for their annual show. Ive always had a soft spot for attack jets and this bird was a beauty.

Ive read much in the forums about whether Razbam should keep the current engine config or to simplify.

In your experience, were the A-7 motors as tricky as the simulation has tried to model.
 
Thanks so much for that video link. Really brought back memories. The USAF version had something the USN did not: an APU.

I was a little surprised they didn't have a high power tiedown chain hooked up to that aircraft!!!

The sound was so familiar!

NC
 
Thanks so much for that video link. Really brought back memories. The USAF version had something the USN did not: an APU.

I was a little surprised they didn't have a high power tiedown chain hooked up to that aircraft!!!

The sound was so familiar!

NC
 
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