Aircraft Recognition Game

[David Picker]

[SQNLDR(AAFC) Richard Hart]

Some version of the Dassault Ouragan?

[A. Nathan]

MIG-15?

[whoppersandwich]

Yakovlev Yak-36 (Freehand)

[David Picker]

Yakovlev Yak-36 (Freehand)

Yep! I must say it is a strange looking fella.

[whoppersandwich]

[SQNLDR(AAFC) Richard Hart]

C-119 Flying Boxcar. Used in the 'Flight of the Phoenix' movie.

A really interesting thing about this aircraft is that it has a negative Angle of Incidence, which makes the fuselage point skyward in level flight.

(and a Mintie to the first cadet who can correctly define Angle of Incidence).

[whoppersandwich]

More or less correct sir, AC-119. But enough with semantics.

Shouldn't all cadets know what the angle of incidence is sir? Is it not part of the AoA lesson(s) in basic?

[Muzza]

C-119 Flying Boxcar. Used in the 'Flight of the Phoenix' movie.

A really interesting thing about this aircraft is that it has a negative Angle of Incidence, which makes the fuselage point skyward in level flight.

(and a Mintie to the first cadet who can correctly define Angle of Incidence).

What about the first staff member sir?

[cm610890]

the angle at which the wing or horizontal tail of an airplane is installed on the fuselage, measured relative to the axis of the fuselage. Sir?

something similar to do with light rays was mentioned in my science class i think it was the law of reflection

[foxtwo]

The angle between the chord line of the wing and the longitudinal axis of the fuselage.

Pretty much what CDT Moss means, I think

[cm610890]

yes i think that's it CCPL

[cm610890]

and its your turn Sir

[cm610890]

well everyone (excusing rank)

if no one else will go i shall
HINT:fairly new aircraft.
one of these aircraft has and picture on the side of an F-22A representing shooting one down in an exercise

[Jimboturbo]

EA-18G Growler, someone else have a go, i don't really have time.