10 Percent True: #3 Clip - Origins of the USAF Aggressors

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[@robsmotos9899]

Really love the music in this clip fits the Cold War atmosphere perfectly

[@davidsandell7833]

Fantastic set of videos. I would say probably the best out there. Thanks and keep em coming.

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Thanks, David.

[@J_C7-1]

Happy thanksgiving everyone! And especially to those who serve. Great video btw!

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Thanks, Joe.

[@adventureswithchristian6967]

Very well explained thank you.

[@Dan-qp1el]

Nice work Steve

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Thanks, Dan.

[@peterhol3]

i love those F-5`s

[@10percenttrue]

Agree. There is something about the Tigershark...

[@mig29fulcrumflyer]

@@10percenttrue The Tigershark was the the F-20. The F-5E/F was called the Tiger II. The F-5E was the greatest jet fighter ever built. It couldn't carry much very far, had a terrible radar, and was only moderately fast and maneuverable. But still, it was the greatest jet fighter ever built. All sarcasm aside, it was an extremely fun airplane to fly. Unfortunately, it was like a late 70s Corvette compared to Ferraris and Lamborghinis.

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@@mig29fulcrumflyer thanks for the correction. Hope all is well with you!

[@mig29fulcrumflyer]

@@10percenttrue The first narrator was Earl "Obi Wan" Henderson. I can't place the voices of the second two. The pilot climbing into the jet at 3:12 was Capt Jeff "Hollywood" Henderson, a member of my Aggressor class. The pilot at 5:40 was Lt Col Jim Nuber, 65th Aggressor Squadron commander in 1987. The pilot to his right at 5:37 was, I think, Capt Disco Dan Sullivan. I haven't seen Dan since he left the Aggressors in 1987, so I can't 100% remember what he looked like.

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@@mig29fulcrumflyer thanks for putting names to the faces. The speakers are Obi, Bat Press and Scotty Scott.