coolest "name" for aircraft

[Panzergranate]

B-36 "Peacemaker" sounds like it means what it says.

"Stormovik" translates as "Storm Bringer", which seems fitting for the most heavily armed ground attack aircraft of the war.

[Spitfire23]

Originally Posted by FOZ_1983

i was looknig for that pic earlier to post glad you found it.

It was good co operation between europe to intercept the "bear"


Norwegian and finnish planes were shadowing it for a while seeing what it was upto and informing us, who then sent up the typhoon to seek it out over the north sea. Now if it were me....

i dont know actually. Ive no idea what id do haha.

Yea, ive still got the newspaper cutout of it somewhere around here,

But i remember the title saying "moment the RAF saw off putins bomber"

[Dubbedinenglish]

Surprised with no mention of the Tornado...


Or perhaps the most apt name for a fighter the F-22 "Raptor"

[Spitfire23]

Damn thats a nice picture of the Tornado *Thumbs up*

[Soviet Ace]

Can't stay long. Apparently I have a party to attend. *Surprises SUCK!*

Anyway, here's some MiG-29 Fulcrum pics, aka "Falcon Killer". It's true, look it up.

[FOZ_1983]

fulcrum in czech markings maybe soviet doesnt have so much pride in the way russian pilots fly

lol.

[Deascendent]

Not sure if anyone mentioned this, since this thread is a frakkin' long but the...

F-4 Phantom and also the Wild Weasel, always thought that was the perfect name as far as imagery for it's mission.

[Soviet Ace]

Originally Posted by FOZ_1983

fulcrum in czech markings maybe soviet doesnt have so much pride in the way russian pilots fly

lol.

I just grabbed what I could find. lol And even Germany uses the MiG-29. Last I heard anyway.

[Vulcan607]

Yarh the Blackburn Buccaneer me heartys

[Spitfire23]

How about the F-117 'NightHawk'?