No, a warthog jet cannot land vertically. The Warthog, officially known as the A-10 Thunderbolt II, is a fixed-wing aircraft that lands conventionally on a runway. It does not have Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) capabilities like some other aircraft such as the Harrier jet.
Yes. The Warthog id the nickname for the A-10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft, so called as it is a very ugly aircraft.
Yes. "Warthog" is a nickname given to the aircraft by service members... it is correctly known as the A-10 Thunderbolt II (the original Thunderbolt was the P-47). Similar story to the UH-1 Iroquois, which became better known by its nickname ("Huey").
All, if not all modern aircraft, have their APU located at the rear below the tail. The only exception I know of is the A10 warthog which has the APU on the side to reduce heat detection.
The A-10 pilots are proud to be "low an' slow" -or "in the mud" with their tough aircraft at a max speed of 440 mph.
The A-10 pilots are proud to be "low an' slow" -or "in the mud" with their tough aircraft at a max speed of 440 mph.
Yes and no... The A-1 (Skyraider) was used in the Vietnam war, how ever, it is not the Warthog. The A-10 Thunderbolt is commonly known as the warthog but it first saw combat in the first gulf war in 1991. (It was first deployed in 1976)
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Many specialist technicians work on modern aircraft.
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Between 2 and 4 is average, but up to 8 has been known
the ostrich eats ticks off the the warthog while the warthog is getting clean .