Now This Is What I Call Top Cover

[lenny100]

when you call for some top cover this is what you need from a spooky





now this is one i have to build

[SinUnNombre]

I have something I'm not allowed to say.......  :jawdrop:    :jawdrop: Hubba Hubba!!!

Jon

[AeroplaneDriver]

Really cool, but why guns and ALCMs?  I wold think a C-25 gunship would be better off with a lot (like 30+) SDBs or Hellfires under the wings.

[Mossie]

Hmmm, like the idea.  How about an AC-17, or even an AC-5???  An-124/225 gunships, A-380??  :jawdrop:  B)  

[GTX]

That was posted here some time ago but vanished - thanks for reposting the picture.

I have also seen a bomber version of the A340 but can't find it any more.

Regards,

Greg

[JC Carbonel]

There is a patent for placing ICBM missiles in either B747 and A380 . Naturally the missiles can be airlaunched or it would not be half as fun ....


JCC

[Jennings]

There is a patent for placing ICBM missiles in either B747 and A380 . Naturally the missiles can be airlaunched or it would not be half as fun ....


JCC

That was floated LONG before the A380 was a gleam in Clement Ader's eye.  Well, maybe not Clement Ader, but you know what I mean.  Boeing (with the 747), Lockheed (with the C-5), and McDD (with the DC-10) all proposed ICBM airborne launch systems in the 1970s.  It was a silly idea then too!



J

[anthonyp]

That was floated LONG before the A380 was a gleam in Clement Ader's eye.  Well, maybe not Clement Ader, but you know what I mean.  Boeing (with the 747), Lockheed (with the C-5), and McDD (with the DC-10) all proposed ICBM airborne launch systems in the 1970s.  It was a silly idea then too!



J

Don't forget the short lived AGM-48 Skybolt air launched ballistic missile from the 60's.

[Mossie]

There were proposals to launch Skybolt from a HS Trident development too.

[Joe C-P]

AC-99: Aluminum Overcast, Lead Rain