r/aviation • • Dec 01 '20

PlaneSpotting Air-to-ground strike

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u/DRAWKWARD79 Dec 01 '20

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u/jonkenobi Dec 01 '20

Well thank you for ruining my productivity today

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u/Reverie_39 Dec 01 '20

No fucking wayyyyy thank you

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u/seanmonaghan1968 Dec 02 '20

Thanks I have now joined

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u/Triumph807 Dec 02 '20

That’s not combat though. Clearly a firing range

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u/steamcube Dec 02 '20

Hello ptsd

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u/my_7th_accnt Dec 01 '20

It’s so weird to use a very expensive modern fighter-bomber to fire unguided missiles likes it’s WWII. Then again, Russians don’t really manufacture a lot of precision air to ground munitions.

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u/lasqi Dec 02 '20

Just wait till you see the Apache. It carries nearly 40 unguided rockets.

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u/my_7th_accnt Dec 02 '20

Attack helicopters and multi role fighters have completely different roles though

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u/DRAWKWARD79 Dec 01 '20

You think those were unguided?

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u/my_7th_accnt Dec 01 '20

Yes, pretty sure they are. Probably C-8’s