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The Tank Photo Realistic true seeker total posts: 1182 since: Mar 2002	Mar 12, 04 at 05:38PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	How many A-12's actually flew before the program was cancelled: ------------------- http://snipshot.com/
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Michael Molina Tomcats Forever! true seeker (2K Remix) total posts: 2283 since: Jun 2001	Mar 12, 04 at 08:05PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	As far as I know there were no test beds for the A-12 Dirito,only some models and sketches is all that ever became of it.I heard that mentioned on an episode of Wings on Discovery some years ago.
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The Tank Photo Realistic true seeker total posts: 1182 since: Mar 2002	Mar 12, 04 at 08:12PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	quote Michael Molina As far as I know there were no test beds for the A-12 Correct. The photo I showed was made up on a computer. ------------------- http://snipshot.com/
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The Tank Photo Realistic true seeker total posts: 1182 since: Mar 2002	Mar 12, 04 at 08:14PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	What year did the X-35A have it's first flight? ------------------- http://snipshot.com/
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Michael Molina Tomcats Forever! true seeker (2K Remix) total posts: 2283 since: Jun 2001	Mar 13, 04 at 08:10AM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	First flight of X-35A was on October 24th,2000.
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Michael Molina Tomcats Forever! true seeker (2K Remix) total posts: 2283 since: Jun 2001	Mar 13, 04 at 08:13AM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	What aircraft could be called "The crescent winged avenger?" What helicopter established a new world record for the longest time airborne on an operational mission? [/quote]
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Mechanicore WOC hopeful member: postin' posse total posts: 572 since: Oct 2002	Mar 13, 04 at 12:56PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	woah I thought the A12 was the inteceptor version of the 71 but apparently I'm wronge I want to say the longest publicly known fight for a helicopter was done by the MH-47 with inflight refueling prob. ------------------- And remember on a scale from one to awsome, I'm super great. "I am so glad you have come to die with me, we will get to be smitherines together." Caboose
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Echo One forum junky total posts: 93 since: Nov 2003	Mar 13, 04 at 03:48PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	quote Mechanicore woah I thought the A12 was the inteceptor version of the 71 but apparently I'm wronge The A-12 was the predecessor to both the SR-71 and YF-12 (The interceptor variation of the A-12). The military needs to fix their way of designating aircraft. Note: this is not an answer to any particular question.
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Michael Molina Tomcats Forever! true seeker (2K Remix) total posts: 2283 since: Jun 2001	Mar 13, 04 at 03:59PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	The A-12 in the picture that Tank posted was to be the replacement aircraft for the A-6E Intruder and possibly the Air Force's FB-111 fleet.
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The Tank Photo Realistic true seeker total posts: 1182 since: Mar 2002	Mar 13, 04 at 05:20PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	The early version of the SR-71 was called the A-12. A-12 was also the designation given to a proposed Navy stealth bomber. For more info on the A-12 click here. There are some cool pictures of a full scale mock-up on display. This message was edited by the tank on Mar 13 2004. ------------------- http://snipshot.com/
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The Tank Photo Realistic true seeker total posts: 1182 since: Mar 2002	Mar 13, 04 at 05:25PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	quote Michael Molina First flight of X-35A was on October 24th,2000. Correct. ------------------- http://snipshot.com/
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The Tank Photo Realistic true seeker total posts: 1182 since: Mar 2002	Mar 13, 04 at 05:36PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	quote Michael Molina What helicopter established a new world record for the longest time airborne on an operational mission? Is it the SH-3 during the Vietnam war? In 1975 several companies had submitted proposals for a stealth aircraft. What company submitted this design: This message was edited by the tank on Mar 13 2004. ------------------- http://snipshot.com/
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Michael Molina Tomcats Forever! true seeker (2K Remix) total posts: 2283 since: Jun 2001	Mar 13, 04 at 09:40PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	quote The Tank quote Michael Molina What helicopter established a new world record for the longest time airborne on an operational mission? Is it the SH-3 during the Vietnam war? Close but not Vietnam,though it is a version of the Sea King. In 1975 several companies had submitted proposals for a stealth aircraft. What company submitted this design: This message was edited by the tank on Mar 13 2004.
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CylixJW -=cY=- mad messenger total posts: 315 since: Mar 2003	Mar 16, 04 at 09:52PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	quote The Tank quote Michael Molina What helicopter established a new world record for the longest time airborne on an operational mission? Is it the SH-3 during the Vietnam war? In 1975 several companies had submitted proposals for a stealth aircraft. What company submitted this design: This message was edited by the tank on Mar 13 2004. That Desgin belongs to Northrop
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The Tank Photo Realistic true seeker total posts: 1182 since: Mar 2002	Mar 16, 04 at 11:38PM re: Aircraft Trivia!
	quote CylixJW That Desgin belongs to Northrop Correct. ------------------- http://snipshot.com/
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