Russian or American?

[Mordor]

Does anyone know what jet fighter this is....

[toolman]

I'm not a airplane nut but I pay attention.....

I say Russian because of the intake lines, but that's a guess.

[Nightstalker]

Nope .. F15 E. American.

[Sarge 1/68th Armor]

Nope .. F15 E. American.

Close tard, but its a Jenny.

[BoOn]

Lmfao , fricken Sarge hahhahaha

[Mordor]

Thanks Night, i knew u would know

[Killora]

Bastard, i couldn't even guess before you answered it.

But yeah, F15 E.

[Mordor]

Nope .. F15 E. American.

Close tard, but its a Jenny.

Wtf is a Jenny?

[SimpleEpicness]

Gawd damnit! Saw the picture and saw my chance to be a smart-arse, then I saw that two people had beaten me to it.

[Nightstalker]

A Jenny is an old prop plane. I do not remember what historic flight it did. May have been the first plane to fly cross country. I will have to look.

And yall will have to get up before the roosters to beat Sarge at the smartass comments.

[Sarge 1/68th Armor]

Shut the hell up.
You can see Nighty doing some last minute repairs

[BoOn]

I actually thought the "Jenny" reference was to the "Jenny" shrimp boat on Forest Gump lol

[Sarge 1/68th Armor]

Lmao
I would have kept that a secret. Engage Google before speaking.

[Killora]

Gawd damnit! Saw the picture and saw my chance to be a smart-arse, then I saw that two people had beaten me to it.

Pretty much how i felt.

[Sarge 1/68th Armor]

I'll finish up Nighty's thought here. The Curtis JN-4 was the Army and Navy trainer back in WW1. The JN C/N just became Jenny. It wasn't special just a trainer that became a popular plane after the war for flying circus and barn stormers.