Imaging Questioners

[Keysersoze]

V-22 osprey

 

[su-47]

F-102 Delta Dagger

actually that is the dassault Mirage IV. look carefully and you can see the French Air force insignia. i saved the picture under the name delta dagger.


Try this one

http://img299.imageshack.us/my.php?image=17vd7.jpg

 

[shehbazi2001]

Identify this aircraft ? You can notice laser guidance system in the nose.

Thats Mig-27. But the real thing for a pilot is to learn the differences between Mig-23, Mig-23BN and Mig-27. They are very similar because Mig-27 was derived from Mig-23.

Mig-23BN does not have a round nose like other Mig-23s because air superiority Mig-23s have a radar in the nose and the nose is round. Mig-23BN is the ground-attack variant of the Mig-23 and is very close to Mig-27.

I give here the differences between Mig-23BN and Mig-27.

Mig-27 removed all those design features that are unnecessary for low level ground attack operations. The variable air intake of Mig-23 was discarded and a fixed intake was chosen for Mig-27. The nozzle was also simplified and a fixd nozzle was adopted for Mig-27. Other than that, the Mig-23BN is more inclined towards back than Mig-27, while on ground.

AND I think the proper word for what you mentioned as Laser Guidance System would be "Marked Target Seeker" in my opinion.

 

[shehbazi2001]

actually that is the dassault Mirage IV. look carefully and you can see the French Air force insignia. i saved the picture under the name delta dagger.


Try this one

http://img299.imageshack.us/my.php?image=17vd7.jpg

Thats the famous SR-71 Blackbird of Lockheed Martin.

U-2 was designed to fly "over and above" the air defences, SR-71 was designed to fly faster than any interceptor or fighter, Aurora seems to be designed for stealth and speed combined.

 

[su-47]

yep. that's the SR-71. what about this beauty (actually its a very ugly plane)

http://img141.imageshack.us/my.php?image=bermudacl6.jpg

 

[Neo]

yep. that's the SR-71. what about this beauty (actually its a very ugly plane)

http://img141.imageshack.us/my.php?image=bermudacl6.jpg

A Vulcano, one of UK's four V-bombers ?

 

[Neo]

Identify this:

 

[Neo]

And this:

 

[Neo]

Another one:

 

[Neo]

Here's an easy guess:

 

[shehbazi2001]

Identify this:

That the Blackburn Buccaneer, a classic british aircraft. The important design feature is that it was one of first aircrafts with boundary layer control on its wings and elevators.

 

[shehbazi2001]

Here's an easy guess:

This seems to be Mirage-4000.

 

[Neo]

Excellent, its indeed a Buccaneer.
What about the rest of the pictures?

 

[shehbazi2001]

Another one:

Thats an indigenous fighter of Taiwan.

 

[Neo]

This seems to be Mirage-4000.

Correct again, its the Dassault Mirage-4000 technology demonstrator. Note the bigger delta wing and high mounted canards.
Much of the technology developped in this platform was later transferred to the Rafale.