This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
This F/A-18A wears an aggressor or adversary colour scheme meant to represent a possible Soviet Bloc combat opponent. This aircraft was used for "dissimilar" flight combat training and would have been flown against the Good Guys using tactics and flight characteristics of known potential enemy aircraft. It is shown on display on board the USS Midway museum, San Diego, 2010.
