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12 hours ago, gwalchmai said:

Look like Saabs to me. If I was naming I'd call 'em Helldivers and give 'em a designation of Saab2C. :greensupergrin:

Those look too old to be the SAAB  delta-wing fighters: the Grippen and the Draken, plus those aircraft ave no canards which both of the SAAB aircraft have.

Based on the shape and position of the roudels, I think that those are Israeli Kfirs or early-model Israeli Mirages.

:599c64bfb50b0_wavey1:

 

We wouldn't have to guess if the person that posted the photograph included a reference.

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Well, excuse my lack of  skill with Swedish spelling.  :miff:

:tease:

<--- not a fan of canards for aircraft

edit: I apologize, Tony.  I thought that you were joshing me about my spelling of Draken.

Did you know that the Swedish alphabet has 29 letters?

You do now.

:biggrin:

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1 hour ago, tous said:

Those look too old to be the SAAB  delta-wing fighters: the Grippen and the Draken, plus those aircraft ave no canards which both of the SAAB aircraft have.

Based on the shape and position of the roudels, I think that those are Israeli Kfirs or early-model Israeli Mirages.

:599c64bfb50b0_wavey1:

 

We wouldn't have to guess if the person that posted the photograph included a reference.

I was thinkin Mirage myself...

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Thanks for the identification of the aircraft, amigos.

I don't get them wrong often, but when I do, I just sit and SAAB my eyes out.

:biggrin:

 

Looking at that aircraft's history, it was a significant post-war aircraft.

Though  impressive, I am still not a fan of delta wings or the later canards.

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On 4/7/2021 at 11:12 AM, Swampfox762 said:

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I learned this about that...

This photo is either the 1931 or 1933 Survey flight that Lindbergh and his wife did in those two years.
 
Here is a link:
 
https://pioneersofflight.si.edu/content/lockheed-model-8-sirius-tingmissartoq-1<https://pioneersofflight.si.edu/content/lockheed-model-8-sirius-tingmissartoq-1>
 
The aircraft in the photo you like ( I do too! ) was designed and built in 1929 by Lockheed, designed by Gerald Vultee and Jack Northrop.
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49 minutes ago, railfancwb said:

I learned this about that...

This photo is either the 1931 or 1933 Survey flight that Lindbergh and his wife did in those two years.
 
Here is a link:
 
https://pioneersofflight.si.edu/content/lockheed-model-8-sirius-tingmissartoq-1<https://pioneersofflight.si.edu/content/lockheed-model-8-sirius-tingmissartoq-1>
 
The aircraft Tte photo you like ( I do too! ) was designed and built in 1929 by Lockheed, designed by Gerald Vultee and Jack Northrop.

That is really cool man!!  Thanks very much!!!B|

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