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Vietnam War flight simulations are usually interesting because they’re rare. This controversial period in history saw pivotal policy changes in military aviation, with valuable lessons learned on the battlefield, such as the folly of excluding guns on early-model F-4 Phantom IIs or implementing unrealistic and debilitating rules of engagement. Readers may recall previous “Airware” coverage …
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