Russian Bombers Buzz U.S. aircraft carrier...
What up there ass?
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quote:Originally posted by cartod
What up there ass?
Prolly checkin us out for Iran.0 -
They're just feeling their cheerios..... 0 -
As was once routine, they approach our forces to cause activation of defensive systems so they can observe our capabilities/procedures and record defensive system emissions for analysis. We also conduct these kinds of missions.
Unless things have changed we knew they were coming from the time they took off.0 -
I'm think'n they are trying to re-live the "good old days" ...when they were something! 0 -
I laughed at people that said the "cold war" was over.
So Russia fell on some hard times.
Did they cease to exist?
They are REBUILDING, and feeling froggy.
The "cold war" will NEVER be over, unless it turns into a "hot war"0 -
just think if they would have downed a russian aircraft.
I dont think the aircraft was as close as everyone thinks
the Skipper aint about the let his boat be undefended.
I am not navy, But I spent 23 yrs in the Air Force
I know that the ship has cap flying all the time.
it was on radar along time before it got close.
if the skipper said the word, we would be at a shooting
war right now. so the skipper knew what was going on.0 -
been there, done that.
no big deal....
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When I was on the Ike, we'd have a "Bear" fly over once in a while.
One time, one of their tin cans got to within a thousand yards of us. We were told that they would go through our trash, so a few of the guys bagged up a bunch of old Playboy mags and heaved them over. You know, just doin' our part for world peace.0 -
quote:Originally posted by bobski
been there, done that.
no big deal....

Which one were you flying?
Clouder..0 -
I'm pretty sure its SOP.
I've seen photos of both Soviet/Russian birds buzzing US ships as well as photos of Soviet ships taken from US birds0 -
quote:Originally posted by Colonel Plink
When I was on the Ike, we'd have a "Bear" fly over once in a while.
One time, one of their tin cans got to within a thousand yards of us. We were told that they would go through our trash, so a few of the guys bagged up a bunch of old Playboy mags and heaved them over. You know, just doin' our part for world peace.
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Nothing different today than the 70's when this was routine; except if you compare today's pictures to 70's pictures you'll see the Russians are still flying the same aircraft today while our interceptors have been updated. 0 -
I just posted a reply to the same question? Nothings changed since 1962,( west pact on CVA 61), we did the same to thier ships. 0
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