>F-16 flies towards Russian airspace >SU-57 takes off to intercept >F-16 immediately turns around and lands >SU-57 spends the next 5 months in the hangar undergoing maintenance; doesn't actually fly in combat ever again
is there such thing as a "logistics kill"?
No, if there was germany would never recover.
The panther didn't even manage a positive kill-to-loss ratio on the western front. Imagine what it would look like if we were allowed to count the ones we didn't even shoot at.
I mean, could you count it as "kill" on a wiki? No
Does it count as a real reduction in a unit's combat ability due to not having a vehicle in operation? absolutely yes
So if it was intentionally done because you know opfor is ass at maintenance and recovery, i think you could say 'logistics kills' can be a thing lol
I got to watch a bird strike during the Rhyl airshow a year back, shit's loud as fuck even from a mile away, in real life it just sounded like a thunk that was just hearable over the jet engines which are loud as fuck, though not as loud as larger aircraft.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/acoS_AFCjgc
No sound on the video though.
Birds have downed Russia's newer planes too and the F-22. Literally no aircraft flown in significant numbers will avoid being downed by a goose at some point. Fear the honk.
Those motherfucker aren't just aggressive as shit, bullying gorillas and tigers on video at zoos, they will take down an AC-130 of J-15 no problem too.
It's a less common animal, but locusts will also stop all air traffic in an area and fuck your shit up if you try to take off.
>What would win, the most advanced combat aircraft mankind can muster, $580 million for the first unit, super advanced hyper tech or... >A bunch of bugs.
Even if you had over 9000 Falcons they wouldn't be able to take one Felon out as the Felon outperforms it in anti-Felon maneuvers. Such is the superiority of the russian engineering.
felons don't have 360 datalinked/sensor guided fox-2s implemented yet right?
vipers being vipers can outrate it easily and challenge it at WVR with the aim-9x but that's it, su-57 has a better radar, how much better we just do not know but modern flankers are pretty good so I'd assume it's the same.
While 1 falcon would probably be unable to do more than blind the pilot, I think 20 raptors attacking the pilot could probably sever something important, particularly with the level of care in Russia. But idk how falcons deal with cold that severe. The hawks here in Ohio are able to last pretty long into the fall though, so maybe.
If even a single Falcon is packing a Meteor or AMRAAM, I'd expect that Felon to cower like a moron hundreds of km away from the front, well out of public view.
But hey, prove me wrong: got photos of a single Su-57 daring to flirt with the sacrosanct airspace of a NATO member?
How do you take something down if it doesn't exist?
virgin falcon can't take down Chad Felon, confirmed.
0 falcons are needed to take out 1 felon
Sickly bitch who never be deployed
Irrelevant question since neither will ever exist in Ukraine
>F-16 flies towards Russian airspace
>SU-57 takes off to intercept
>F-16 immediately turns around and lands
>SU-57 spends the next 5 months in the hangar undergoing maintenance; doesn't actually fly in combat ever again
is there such thing as a "logistics kill"?
No, if there was germany would never recover.
The panther didn't even manage a positive kill-to-loss ratio on the western front. Imagine what it would look like if we were allowed to count the ones we didn't even shoot at.
I mean, could you count it as "kill" on a wiki? No
Does it count as a real reduction in a unit's combat ability due to not having a vehicle in operation? absolutely yes
So if it was intentionally done because you know opfor is ass at maintenance and recovery, i think you could say 'logistics kills' can be a thing lol
The panther was literally planned and build during the second half of a world war, the SU-57 wasn't.
>committing a felony
iirc china is trying to do this to Japan and Taiwan
china
Wouldn't at least one felon need to exist?
I could take this down with a bag of russet potatoes, a jar of pickles, 3 paper clips, and a pair of rusty scissors
A flying box could take down a SU-57
A bird can take down a f-35
Please show me a single aircraft that doesn't land for a maintenance check after a bird strike
lil mfs
Yeah, birds can take down most planes, most that are many times bigger than an F-35
True.
>whataboutism
pathetic
I got to watch a bird strike during the Rhyl airshow a year back, shit's loud as fuck even from a mile away, in real life it just sounded like a thunk that was just hearable over the jet engines which are loud as fuck, though not as loud as larger aircraft.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/acoS_AFCjgc
No sound on the video though.
Goodbye cockpit
The virgin 20mm vs. THE CHAD PIGEON
It's probably a seagull actually knowing Rhyl lmao
Birds have downed Russia's newer planes too and the F-22. Literally no aircraft flown in significant numbers will avoid being downed by a goose at some point. Fear the honk.
Those motherfucker aren't just aggressive as shit, bullying gorillas and tigers on video at zoos, they will take down an AC-130 of J-15 no problem too.
It's a less common animal, but locusts will also stop all air traffic in an area and fuck your shit up if you try to take off.
>What would win, the most advanced combat aircraft mankind can muster, $580 million for the first unit, super advanced hyper tech or...
>A bunch of bugs.
Can 1 Felon take off?
Even 1 Falcon can bomb the scrapyards
I can fix her
Even if you had over 9000 Falcons they wouldn't be able to take one Felon out as the Felon outperforms it in anti-Felon maneuvers. Such is the superiority of the russian engineering.
its named such cause everyone involved with that plane would be tried as felons in an developed nation due to corruption
>20 falcons
A single bird strike will ground it for months
felons don't have 360 datalinked/sensor guided fox-2s implemented yet right?
vipers being vipers can outrate it easily and challenge it at WVR with the aim-9x but that's it, su-57 has a better radar, how much better we just do not know but modern flankers are pretty good so I'd assume it's the same.
not better than block 70/72
Falcon the bird?
>Two engines - Two kamikazes - two birdstrikes -two flameouts
Falcon the plane?
>1/8th of an F-16 (AMRAAM)
While 1 falcon would probably be unable to do more than blind the pilot, I think 20 raptors attacking the pilot could probably sever something important, particularly with the level of care in Russia. But idk how falcons deal with cold that severe. The hawks here in Ohio are able to last pretty long into the fall though, so maybe.
Canonically, a single F-16 can take down a Sukhoi 57 and 3 47s.
A single F-14 took down two su57s. I saw it in a documentary once. 20 F-16s is more than enough.
If even a single Falcon is packing a Meteor or AMRAAM, I'd expect that Felon to cower like a moron hundreds of km away from the front, well out of public view.
But hey, prove me wrong: got photos of a single Su-57 daring to flirt with the sacrosanct airspace of a NATO member?