f 117 aircraft what kind of wepons?
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free fall bombs, laser guided bombs and JDAM
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Everything you want to know....\n\nhttp://www.howstuffworks.com/airplane.htm
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The United States, Russia, France and Brazil have aircraft carriers which can operate conventional fixed-wing combat aircraft (modified which a device to be launched from a catapult and a tail-hook to trap a wire when landing).\n\nThe United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Thailand and India can only operate vertical/short take-off and landing aircraft (VSTOL), also known as Harriers, from their carriers. The United States Marine Corps also operate Harriers from their carriers.\n\nAll these carriers also operate helicopters.
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First supersonic training aircraft:  T-38\n\nThrough the years the T-38 Talon has acquired a reputat- ion for economy of operations ease of maintenance, ex- cellent performance and safety.  \n\n\nIn addition to the United States Air Force,  N A S A  and most  N A T O countries use the T-38 to train their pilots. \nNASA  also uses the T-38 for observation and as chase planes for various projects including the Space Shuttle. \n\n\nOver 60,000 pilots have trained in the T-38, preparing to fly a variety of aircraft such as the A-10, F-111, F-15 and \nF-16.  \n\n\nMore  than  1,100 Talons  have been produced between 1959 and 1972, when production ended.  About 562 air- craft are still active.   With  ongoing  upgrades to the air- frame,  it is anticipated that the T-38 Talon will remain in service through 2010.
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It could out fly missiles.  It had a much higher operational ceiling and could fly higher than most surface to air and some are to air missiles.  \n\nI'm not sure on the speed.  At lower altitudes the aircraft operated like a pig.\n\n{edit} To Justin below...  The stealth bomber has never been shot down.  A stealth fighter has, however it is a subsonic aircraft and has very little defense against a well placed missile shot at low altitude.
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Just google - old airplane parts - and you will get many hits.  Then try again with the make or model that interests you.  Good luck.
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Basic mission planes \n    *  A - Ground Attack  [1962-today]\n    * B - Bomber  [1962-today]\n    * C - Transport  [1962-today]\n    * E - Special Electronic Mission  [1962-today]\n    * F - Fighter  [1962-today]\n    * K - Tanker  [1962-1977/85]\n    * L - Laser-Equipped  [1997-today]\n    * O - Observation  [1962-today]\n    * P - Maritime Patrol  [1962-today]\n    * R - Reconnaissance  [1962-today]\n    * S - Antisubmarine Warfare  [1962-today]\n    * T - Trainer  [1962-today]\n    * U - Utility  [1962-today]\n    * X - Special Research  [1962-today]\n\nModified Mission\n    *  A - Ground Attack  [1962-today]\n    * C - Transport  [1962-today]\n    * D - Drone Director  [1962-today]\n    * E - Special Electronic Mission  [1962-today]\n    * F - Fighter  [1978/86-today]\n    * H - Search and Rescue, Medevac  [1962-today]\n    * K - Tanker  [1962-today]\n    * L - Equipped for Cold Weather Operations  [1962-today]\n    * M - Missile Carrier  [1962-1971/75]\n    * M - Mine Countermeasures  [1972/76-1976]\n    * M - Multimission  [1977-today]\n    * O - Observation  [1972/76-today]\n    * P - Maritime Patrol  [1972/76-today]\n    * Q - Unmanned Drone  [1962-today]\n    * R - Reconnaissance  [1962-today]\n    * S - Antisubmarine Warfare  [1962-today]\n    * T - Trainer  [1962-today]\n    * U - Utility  [1962-today]\n    * V - Staff Transport  [1962-today]\n    * W - Weather Reconnaissance  [1962-today]\n\nVehicle Type\n    *  D - UAV Control Segment  [2002-today]\n    * G - Glider  [1978/86-today]\n    * H - Helicopter  [1962-today]\n    * Q - UAV   [1997-today]\n    * S - Spaceplane  [1990-today}\n    * V - VTOL/STOL  [1962-today]\n    * Z - Lighter-than-Air  [1962-1965/70, 1978/86-today]
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In order to create lift, the upper surface of a wing must be longer than the lower surface. That's why wings are curved. The bottom is flat and the top is curved. The F-117 doesn't have a "curve", but the upper surface is shaped with flat plates so that the upper surface is longer than the lower surface. It's not as aeordynamic and efficient as a nice, smooth curve, but I'll take not being seen over efficiency any day in a war.
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Razor definately. They use recylcled aircraft alluminum and are relatively cheap. Here's the web link to get you started. http://razor.com/. Hope this helps. Vote for me! Will.
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Tomahawk missle, perhaps? F-14 Tomcat Fighter? Can you give a little more context to the clue?
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hope this site helps, not sure what kind of aircraft you want to find, but here is a link
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Sure....I will be flying the new F-117 stealth trainer at the air show!  Just walk up and give me the secret hand shake...so I know it's you...and we'll go right up!
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yes, what type of lear jet do you own?
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aero zepplin or something like that
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the first real fighter plane was the nieuport(1909), and it was french. The first plane in the US airforce it was the signal corp's Wright brother's military flyer(1909). Military aircraft started to develop around 1909
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No offense. F-22 Raptor, capabilities classified of course.\nStick jockeys not engaging in "dogfights" today son; stand off aerial combat. Weapons specialists are now TOP GUNS.\nRussians also way ahead in ground/low orbit satellite laser technology.\nTo answer your real ?. F-14 more aerodynamically suited for "balls to the wall" showdown.
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Oshkosh Wisconsin  has a Great Show Military and Civilan \nAnd Hill AFB in Utah puts on a Great Show. Hill is the Base That rebuilds all the F-16s and C 130's The Thunderbirds fly the show at Hill (their planes are rebuilt and painted there but they are based in Nevada. Also Hill's AF Museam is one of the best the have some planes that are shown no where else. Check out their Home page and Museam page. I think Wright _Patterson also has Air show.