Not to say the pilots...
Fact of the Day: The F14 has twin cockpits, one in the usual position and the other on the underside, the pilot can switch between the two at the flick of a switch. This enables precision flying when inverted, particularly during 4g dives, and confuses to the enemy. #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/CXrfb71vFi
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Handy for taking pictures of the Canberra thats taking the pictures of him. Shame he never posts any!
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Ah, but that's where tou are quite mistaken my friend, as this photo of a Canberra, flying at ultra-low level and taken from the inverted cockpit of an F-14, conclusively provespic.twitter.com/MfoI6UG5ts
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F14, a masterpiece of Canadian engineering!
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Please credit the Royal Canadian Air Force with the groundbreaking work on twin cockpits eh! Lesser known fact is that Canadian Army pioneered the concept with tanks, but a turret under the tank wasn't the success it was hoped. The RCAF was inspired though, the rest is history.
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2nd conning tower on RCN subs to check seabed.
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Also useful for when flown by the Australian Air Force too ;)
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Fascinating... Nice shot of the Suez Canal below, much more wiggley and dried up than I imagined, easy to see how a sizeable ship might become stuck
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Australia's most famous artificial canal
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