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هنا أيضا اعتراف قديم بهزيمة ف١٥ في مواجهة سوخوي٢٧ و ليس حتى سوخوي ٣٠
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, there were no need for Russia and US militaries to hide from each other and as a result various common drills took place. Russia used to bring its own SU-27 through Chukotka, Alaska and Canada to US Langley airbase in order to participate in drills with american F-15s. Air Force general Kharchevsky remembers: ‘We were really nervous about this drill, since according to the official published data, F-15 would easily beat our Sukhoys’.
But, the results of the drill were quiet the oppposite:
At the command of the beginning of joint maneuvering of the Eagle, including full focal point, he tried to detach himself from Cy-27, however, according to Kababasov, this task for the F-15D proved impossible: using only a minimum or maximum mode (unshifted) our fighter without a special thrust hung on the tail of the "American", the engines of which constantly worked at maximum fasazhnom mode, at this angle the attack Sy-27 did not exceed 18 grams.
After the planes switched places, Kababasov moved the ore to full fosazh and began to walk away from the F-15D at an energetic turn with a set of heights.
"Eagle" pulled after, however, after 180 degrees, pilot Sy-27 to his surprise revealed that he was flying almost the same F-15.
After completing half the full rotation, Sy-27 went into the tail of F-15 and "caught" it in the line.
But the same Karabasov discovered that "knocked" not the F-15D, but flying behind the F-15C.
Seeing his mistake, he left alone the "Eagle" and accepted for the one who, by the time, lost the Sy-27 from the view and asked the observer: "Where is Flanker?".
"He is behind you," [1]
The another fascinating fact, is that the accident was merely published in the US media. Nevertheless, Richard Fisher, a defence analyst from Jamestown Foundation think tank proves it:
"Since 1992 the Pentagon has known that in a close-in dogfight the Su-27 would smear the F-15. That year Russian Sukhois came to Langley AFB and showed us their stuff. What we appear to be learning from the recent exercise with India is that Russian radar, weapons and more importantly, tactics, have all reached a level in which the F-15 is on the verge of being outclassed in the long-range engagement as well,"[2]
هنا أيضا اعتراف قديم بهزيمة ف١٥ في مواجهة سوخوي٢٧ و ليس حتى سوخوي ٣٠
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, there were no need for Russia and US militaries to hide from each other and as a result various common drills took place. Russia used to bring its own SU-27 through Chukotka, Alaska and Canada to US Langley airbase in order to participate in drills with american F-15s. Air Force general Kharchevsky remembers: ‘We were really nervous about this drill, since according to the official published data, F-15 would easily beat our Sukhoys’.
But, the results of the drill were quiet the oppposite:
At the command of the beginning of joint maneuvering of the Eagle, including full focal point, he tried to detach himself from Cy-27, however, according to Kababasov, this task for the F-15D proved impossible: using only a minimum or maximum mode (unshifted) our fighter without a special thrust hung on the tail of the "American", the engines of which constantly worked at maximum fasazhnom mode, at this angle the attack Sy-27 did not exceed 18 grams.
After the planes switched places, Kababasov moved the ore to full fosazh and began to walk away from the F-15D at an energetic turn with a set of heights.
"Eagle" pulled after, however, after 180 degrees, pilot Sy-27 to his surprise revealed that he was flying almost the same F-15.
After completing half the full rotation, Sy-27 went into the tail of F-15 and "caught" it in the line.
But the same Karabasov discovered that "knocked" not the F-15D, but flying behind the F-15C.
Seeing his mistake, he left alone the "Eagle" and accepted for the one who, by the time, lost the Sy-27 from the view and asked the observer: "Where is Flanker?".
"He is behind you," [1]
The another fascinating fact, is that the accident was merely published in the US media. Nevertheless, Richard Fisher, a defence analyst from Jamestown Foundation think tank proves it:
"Since 1992 the Pentagon has known that in a close-in dogfight the Su-27 would smear the F-15. That year Russian Sukhois came to Langley AFB and showed us their stuff. What we appear to be learning from the recent exercise with India is that Russian radar, weapons and more importantly, tactics, have all reached a level in which the F-15 is on the verge of being outclassed in the long-range engagement as well,"[2]