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Reverted edits by RedNeckBastard (Talk); changed back to last version by Ed Poor
m"Bilyad" sounds a lot like Libya
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All the aerial work was shot in Israel using IAF pilots and IAF F-16, Kfir and F4 Phantom jets.
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Col. Masters earned Chappy's respect when he stood up for him against some racist pilots.
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Chappy's Motown jukebox provides an amusing intergenerational contrast with Doug's Heavy Metal.
+120
to the tune of Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Take it"
m+64
He gathers his friends together
m+123
father's plane was shot down by MIG's of an Islamic country
m+20
Conservative ideals: "Be grateful for the freedom and sustenance we received, and believe in ourselves."
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He finds out the pilot whose simulator time he borrowed is Colonel Charles Sinclair
+221
Doug borrows some time on the world's most expensive video game
+204
n airplane mechanic willing to help Doug plan a clandestine rescue mission
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no edit summary
m-19
see Gulf of Sidra incident
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The confrontation with the bullies mirrors the attack on Doug's father - who had been flying in international airspace when shot down, so he could be held hostage.
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Doug Masters spent more time on a jet fighter simulator than doing his homework, so his grades were not good enough to get into the Air Force Academy.
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photo negative of Top Gun
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a movie about a hotshot teen pilot whose father's plane was shot down by 4 MIG's in the Middle East.
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