F-14 Loadout

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RE: F-14 Loadout

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It should not be precluded from happening though, as this I believe, refers to carrier landings only. It could carry 6 missiles and alert birds in the case of fleet defence in war would have carried 6 with the expectation that they are bringing none back [:D].
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RE: F-14 Loadout

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Did threat type make a difference. I always thought the Phoenix was designed for large non-(or little)maneuvering targets.
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RE: F-14 Loadout

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C variant much better than A at hitting agile targets.

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RE: F-14 Loadout

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ORIGINAL: thewood1

Did threat type make a difference. I always thought the Phoenix was designed for large non-(or little)maneuvering targets.

I guess it does, depending on circumstances, let me post an insight from Doug Dildy, co-author of F-15 Eagle Engaged.
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RE: F-14 Loadout

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Updated the F-14s and added the above two loadouts [8D]
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