If only Ed would sprinkle some dcs full switcherooney love on the su27 or 33, then things would be very different.
Though if they did an f111, I guess all other modules would need respirators from the growing dust they would gather
If only Ed would sprinkle some dcs full switcherooney love on the su27 or 33, then things would be very different.
Though if they did an f111, I guess all other modules would need respirators from the growing dust they would gather
My favorite callsign - a female FA-18 driver on the STENNIS/CVW-14 WEATPAC in 2004. She was bigâsomething like 6â2". Call sign âFishâ - acronym for Fâk, Is She Huge.
A very Cool DCS Member has made the manual available in PDF Version.
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The woman who plays Brienne on GoT is 6â3".
What is the height range for modern fighters anyway? As in min/max for the ejection seats to handle safely? I know older fighters it was a bit narrower.
I have no idea. I only know she was huge. Also a nice person and a good stick.
Hey I am 6â2". And my wife is 6â1".
Our kids are quite well on their way to the ceiling too!
The long delayed A-29 Super Tucano and AH-1 Cobra have been my anticipated modules. With hints of a possible OV-10, I might cave.
ShudderâŠ
That was a very well done video. Overviews like this are gold to prepare for an upcoming release.
YesâŠI CringedâŠand then lost my dinner at the mention of âStealthcatââŠveggie burgers with guacamole if anybody is taking notes.
Now that makes me lose my lunch⊠And those cookies I ate in 3rd grade.
Reminds me of this one Vegan I was trying to date a couple of summers agoâŠ
Let me guess, you ended up having some beef with her?
Not sure on height, I know there is a min/max for weight. I have seen a few tall pilots in the fighter world but not many. At 6â2" the F-15C was a tight fit for me for maintenance purposes, removing displays and what not. But it wasnt uncomfortable just sitting there.
Short stocky build is better for taking the G or so I read. I also read that in centrifuge research the USSR found women to take about half a G more than men on average.
Women are shorter than men on average.
Most fighter pilots I met in real life and most of the ones on TV seem to be shorter than 6â.
So yeah, maybe helps with Gs and when in a crammed cockpit.
A Luftwaffe officer once told me on an airshow that the maximum height for a Tornado is 1.87m.
Now how does this fit the topic of this thread? Perhaps swing wing stuff?