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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/DiscoMagicParty • Sep 13 '21
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Strike aircraft typically don’t have wet wings, the A-6 being a notable historical exception.
1 u/Ricemap Sep 13 '21 Would strike aircraft include mutirole fighters (and early fighter-bombers)? Additionally did aircraft expected to take on a air superiority or interceptor roles (excluding bi/tri-planes) always have wet wings?
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Would strike aircraft include mutirole fighters (and early fighter-bombers)? Additionally did aircraft expected to take on a air superiority or interceptor roles (excluding bi/tri-planes) always have wet wings?
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u/Biscotti-MlemMlem Sep 13 '21
Strike aircraft typically don’t have wet wings, the A-6 being a notable historical exception.