Por qué los MiG vietnamitas estaban derribando al mejor caza de EEUU

#MotorHistory #F4Phantom #Vietnam The world's most advanced fighter jet arrived in Vietnam. In three months, it was losing more planes than it was shooting down | F-4 Phantom The McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom arrived in Vietnam with world speed and altitude records. $18 million per unit. Sixteen years of development. Its engineers were convinced it was invincible. In the first months of combat, it was losing more planes than it was shooting down. Its missiles missed 90% of the time. It had no cannon. And the MiGs it was supposed to destroy were hunting it. What followed was one of the most brutal transformations of a weapon of war in modern history. Today on Motor History, the complete story of the F-4 Phantom. The fighter jet that was born for a war that never happened and survived a war it should never have fought. ✅ Why the F-4 Phantom didn't have a cannon and what that decision cost in Vietnam ✅ The AIM-7 Sparrow: the missile with less than 10% effectiveness in real combat ✅ The trail of black smoke that gave the Phantom away from 40 kilometers away ✅ The Ault Report and the birth of Top Gun in a trailer at Miramar ✅ How Top Gun improved the kill ratio from 2.5 to 1 to 12.5 to 1 ✅ Colonel Toon: the most feared ace of Vietnam who never existed 🔔 Subscribe to Motor History and turn on notifications so you don't miss any videos 👍 If you liked it, give it a like, it helps us a lot 💬 Did you know that Colonel Toon never existed? Leave us your comment #F4Phantom #TopGun #VietnamWar #MilitaryAviation #MiG #MilitaryHistory #Fighter #AirForce #AirCombat #McDonnellDouglas