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F-15 STOL/MTD

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masurao17 days ago

ゲームで使ってます

🪖isabella🥩17 days ago

nice

M T17 days ago

Easily one of my favorite experimental fighters

Devion882 -Pilot Tuber17 days ago

My baby

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In 1988 McDonnell Douglas added pitch vectoring/reversing nozzles and canards to its demo F-15 STOL/MTD to test landing from wet, bomb damaged runways. It rotated at 42mph, reduced takeoff roll 25%, landed in 1,650ft vs 7,500 for a standard Eagle, and reversed thrust in flight.

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