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Did Soviet pilots fly for the N Vietnamese air force and engage US pilots in air to air combat?
It isn't known for certain, however the Soviets did supply the planes and provided training to VC air forces. Some US pilots did contend the air-to-air techniques and precision were indicative of Soviet pilots. It isn't known for certain, however the Soviets did supply the planes and provided training to VC air forces. Some US pilots did contend the air-to-air techniques and precision were indicative of Soviet pilots.
What was motivation for an American to leave home country to fight for France in Flyboys.?
Many American pilots did this in both world wars because US did not have an Air Force involved in the beginning of those wars. In WW2 many American pilots joined the Canadian and British Air Forces as well.
Which country has the greatest Air Force in the world?
The US has the largest, best equipped, and best trained air force.
What is the name of the us air force memorial?
It's called the Air Force Memorial. I thnik you mean what IS it. It represents the missing man formation that pilots fly during air-shows and such. It is a sign of respect to their downed wingmen.
Do girls dig pilots in general?
Nope. Sorry MateImproved Answer:Hell yeah!! I'm a girl and I totally dig pilots! Especially US Air Force Fighter Pilots!! There like the awesomest people ever!! Girls just go to an air show and talk to Military Fighter Pilots! (USAF Thunderbirds or US Navy Blue Angels) THERE SO HOT AND COOL!!
Are pilots unionized?
US airline pilots have formed into a couple of unions. The largest is ALPA - Air Line Pilots Association.
What did a pilot do in World War 2?
First of all there was no branch called the Air Force during World War 2 in any of the Allied Forces. They were either Army Air Force, Marine Air Force and Navy Air Forces and the Brits added the word Royal to their forces. If you added up all the "air forces" of Russia, The US, The UK and other nations you would have a total that could surpass several hundred thousand. The Germans and Italians had aviators too. If you add them then you definitely surpass many hundreds of thousand of pilots flying during World War 2.
How many airplanes does the US air force have?
us have about 6000 aircrafts
Did fighter pilots live with their families?
In the US Air Force and US Navy, fighter pilots often live at home with their families between deployments. We typically do not take our families to front-line duty stations, although this was somewhat common in Germany during the cold war.
How many US Air force personnel are there today?
Force strengths are typically classified.
How many planes does the US Air Force have in all?
about 6000
Why was the royal air force created during World War 1?
AnswerSeveral countries began their "air force" as a small part of the Army since no one thought airplanes would be of any value. In the US, the first pilots were organized under the branch of the Signal Corps. Later, they were separated into the Army Air Corps but still under the command of the Army. It wasn't until 1947 that the US Air Force became a separate branch.The British were ahead of the US in creating a separate branch for the Air Force. Other countries also had their air force in a separate branch.
