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Old 10-14-2005, 12:08 AM   #1
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What were the top ten aircraft in the korean war?
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Old 10-14-2005, 06:45 AM   #2
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Open up a book and find out... Better yet...........
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Old 10-14-2005, 07:03 AM   #3
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In My Opion though...

F-86
MiG-15
F-94
S-55
F9F
A1D Skyraider
A3D Skynight
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F-84
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The only change I would make is to swap the F84 for the Meteor for ground attack.
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Old 10-14-2005, 11:03 PM   #5
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Old 10-15-2005, 10:00 AM   #6
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The only change I would make is to swap the F84 for the Meteor for ground attack.
I was thinking about that - I chose the F-84 because I felt it was a little more advanced than the Meteor. I also read accounts of Russian Korean War Vets who gave the F-84 commendable marks....
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True and understandable. However in those hot and high conditions the extra power must help when carrying a heavy load.
Book figures in ideal conditions often bare little resembalance to reality in places like Korea. None of the early jets could be said to have a abundance of power and the extra thrust would have been welcome.

They both carried around 2000ib bombs but I would prefer the 4 x 20 compared to the 6 x HMG.
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.They both carried around 2000ib bombs but I would prefer the 4 x 20 compared to the 6 x HMG.
Agree - especially for ground attack or for dealing with a Mig.
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wheres the p-51 and sea fury?
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wheres the p-51 and sea fury?
Although the did well in Korea, both obsolete - the F4U and AD flew more missions, delivered more ordanance and were a lot more robust....
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I gotta call it as I see it - the AD could carry 2x it's weight in ordenance - The F4U, despite being a WW2 holdover was employed in ground attack and as a nightfighter and accounted for several kills....
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What was a S-55?
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What was a S-55?
Sikorsky S-55 - a helicopter - it was the Chinook of the Korean War
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