F-35 Unofficial nickname
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gtx wrote:XanderCrews wrote:I have heard Marine pilots in interviews call it "The B" Gums seems to have adopted this too. Makes me think we will see patches that look like this someday:
Maybe it will become "The Killer Bee"?
Killer Bee is awesome. Like that a lot. Sea Bee would work too. For the 'A', I like Ghost.
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How about the F-35 Ninja?
Lots of tricks up its sleeve, and stealthy...
Lots of tricks up its sleeve, and stealthy...
Some discussion of 'Ninja', 'Ronin' etc. on page 8 here - scroll down: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=10794&start=105
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Would have to be a good name to work with "Raptor".
"Pidgin" would probably work better under that theory.
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count_to_10 wrote:"Pidgin" would probably work better under that theory.
Or we could just call them Tits...
rotosequence wrote:count_to_10 wrote:"Pidgin" would probably work better under that theory.
Or we could just call them Tits...
Hmm.. fat and chubby, not nearly enough wing, limited rear visibility... Tits works for me
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That TIT looks like a B-2 to me - but hey have you ever seen a pair of 'em?
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