Zephyr Net

Here's second 'game questions for you guys. It's good way for you guys to learn new an interesting about odd events. Anyway, here's other an interesting question.

Here's picture of F-8U Crusader:

And picture of their wing folded:


You know, Navy only fold their wings to save spaces on aircraft carrier. They always unfold their wing before launching them into air. But, have they EVER launch this F-8U Crusader into air with wing folded? I want you guys to vote polls and hear out your an interesting options!

You have about 30 minutes to answer before I post facts sheet and evidences.

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"Great pilots are made not born... A man may possess good eyesight, sensitive hands, and perfect coordination, but the end product is only fashioned by steady coaching, much practice, and experience."
Air Vice-Marshall J.E. "Johnnie" Johnson, RAF

We 'launched' an old and stripped RF-8 off the cat on the Connie, no pilot aboard and she was luanched to test the cat after a major repair... Wing tips were not there to be unfolded, so does this count?

Also the F-8 has the variable incidence wing, so that wing is 'jacked' up to allow a nose down approach to the carrier and also on launch... does this coutn also? LOL??