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<blockquote data-quote="SuperEtendard" data-source="post: 1904430" data-attributes="member: 128">Captain Mikhail Myagkiy and its WSO were able to achieve a SR-71 lock-on at 52.000ft and at a distance of 120km from the target.The Foxhound climbed at 65.676ft where the crew had the Blackbird in singt and according to Myagkiy:&quot;Had the spy plane violated Soviet airspace a live missile launch would have been carried out. There was no practically chance the aircraft coult avoid an R-33 missile.&quot;<a href="http://theaviationist.com/2013/12/11/sr-71-vs-mig-31/">http://theaviationist.com/2013/12/11/sr-71-vs-mig-31/</a>65.676ft son 20.000m armado con misiles.Confirmado por los pilotos de Eagle:&quot;The MiG-31 had just deployed to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, and we had intelligence reports telling us that one had made a run from Vladivostok to Sakhalin at 70.000ft and Mach 2,3. They told us that his load out was two radar missiles and four infrarred (IR) missiles. It was pretty eye-opening to know that he had enough gas to make that run AND carry his missiles.&quot;Del libro: F-15C Eagles Units in Combat.Recalco que el Foxhound no sólo realizó ese viaje a 21.000m sino que lo hizo a Mach 2,3 con su carga de 6 misiles. Pero además entre Vladivostok y Sakhalin hay una distancia de 1.210km!Un avión fantástico.Saludos</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SuperEtendard, post: 1904430, member: 128"] Captain Mikhail Myagkiy and its WSO were able to achieve a SR-71 lock-on at 52.000ft and at a distance of 120km from the target. The Foxhound climbed at 65.676ft where the crew had the Blackbird in singt and according to Myagkiy: "Had the spy plane violated Soviet airspace a live missile launch would have been carried out. There was no practically chance the aircraft coult avoid an R-33 missile." [URL]http://theaviationist.com/2013/12/11/sr-71-vs-mig-31/[/URL] 65.676ft son 20.000m armado con misiles. Confirmado por los pilotos de Eagle: "The MiG-31 had just deployed to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, and we had intelligence reports telling us that one had made a run from Vladivostok to Sakhalin at 70.000ft and Mach 2,3. They told us that his load out was two radar missiles and four infrarred (IR) missiles. It was pretty eye-opening to know that he had enough gas to make that run AND carry his missiles." Del libro: F-15C Eagles Units in Combat. Recalco que el Foxhound no sólo realizó ese viaje a 21.000m sino que lo hizo a Mach 2,3 con su carga de 6 misiles. Pero además entre Vladivostok y Sakhalin hay una distancia de 1.210km! Un avión fantástico. Saludos [/QUOTE]

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Guerra desarrollada entre Argentina y el Reino Unido en 1982