On Wed, 16 Jan 2019 16:01:25 -0800, sltom992 wrote:

On Wednesday, January 16, 2019 at 8:47:57 AM UTC-8,
wrote:

What bombers that carried internal payloads flew over north vietnam at
5000'? The only bombers the US used extensively in vietnam were B-52's
which generally dropped their payload in the 30,000' range. it wasn't
likely a b-52 (or any tactical bomber) would be flying at 5000' over
hostile territory - that's well within range of a shoulder-launched AAM
in that era.

Even so, are you going to tell us you could discern the condition of a
road under a jungle canopy from 5000 feet away?

Not only are you smarter and more well-informed than anyone in this
forum, you also have super vision powers!

As John pointed out, most of the Ho Chi Minh trail wasn't a jungle trail
but was dirt roads. You don't believe they moved tons of material on
their backs do you?

Lol, another tommie side shuffle and the answer has already been posted,
and for once it is on topic.