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Reader Mail : Why Do Air Force Jets Have Tailhooks?

December 26, 2012 by flyingfish 1 Comment

Tailhooks on military aircraft are a common sight … although we tend to only think of them as being part of aircraft landing on aircraft carriers, not those landing on runways. This Reader Mail comes from Damian Willis in the Great White North (aka: Canada) who asks, “I recently spent some time watching US Air…

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Reader Mail : Why Do Air Force Jets Have Tailhooks?

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