Jul 10
F-5E
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F-5E
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F-5A Skoshi 🐅 Tiger dropping a Mk.82 over South Vietnam for Close Air Support.
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Our bantam supersonic jet. Popular Science magazine cover illustration detail - March 1966.
I find it interesting how synonymous the f-5 has become with agressor squadrons in the us navy. Most people know the f-5 as the mig-28 (bc top gun) and i think the history of agressor squadrons is cool
2 f-5 tigers from an agressor squadron flying in close formation as viewed from (what im pretty sure) is the tcs of an f-14 tomcat
Two-seat Northrop USAF F-5F Tail No. 00889 with AIM-9J Sidewinders and Mavericks over China Lake, Edwards AFB, Sept. 1976. ➤F-5 VIDEO: https://youtu.be/02ApDJbgyWQ ➤U.S. AIRCRAFT VIDEOS: https://dronescapes.video/US
Traffic in sight ! If only they would stay still, we would never find these nine (!) F-5s from the Brazilian Air Force – in surprisingly efficient camouflage. Zoom in !
Northrop YF-5A (S/N 59-4987) with a full load of bombs. (U.S. Air Force photo)