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Old 6th August 2010, 05:00
mars mars is offline
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Re: USAF air to air losses during 'Linebacker I'

'Linebacker I" lasted more than 5 months, it would take quite long time to check it out, if you want to know USAF loses to Mig on a particular day, that would be much more to answer, otherwise I recommand you the book "Vietnam air losses: United States air force navy and marine corps fixed-wing aircraft losses in southeast asia 1961-1973" by Chris Hobson
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