Posted on 07/30/2023 3:51:42 AM PDT by know.your.why
Looks like the bird may have lived.
Does that mean that a Randy Johnson fastball is more dangerous than an F35? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ih_ovjbwQGk
A flying electronic master piece.
Fireworks show at the end was really cool!
All his bird buddies will want to know why that birdie has saucer eyes and psychosis now.
“A flying electronic master piece.”
An expensive bomb truck that has limited capabilities.
Loved the Big Unit.
Right? The “Lightning II”? The irony. It burns... 😆
Clearly my golf tee shots are more dangerous.
I killed a Canadian Goose instantly on a tee shot in Las Vegas 75 yards away.
piece of what?
That bird was never cleared to the pattern. Always some amateur to mess things up.
Cool!
The A10 is awesome, if only it could get there and back. Look at what’s happening to a lot of SU-25 frogfoots, the A-10s brother.
The problem is that you have to get there and hopefully back, and in today’s world of SAMs, radar, IADS... Something with a huge radar and thermal profile isn’t survivable against a capable threat.
That’s why battlefield management should never be left yo amateurs and contractors
I asked on FB but no one could answer. How is it possible that a vapor cone appears at supersonic speed that is perpendicular to the craft!!? And on some videos I swear the radius of the cone is 190+ feet!!
100+
I’m sure the sensors could be impacted by lightning. And rain will likely impact the stealth characteristic...
But it’s an unavoidable reality of today. Get stuck in the past, reminiscing about a cavalry frontal assault after Mr. Gatlin, or build trenches after Mr. Tank appeared, and you’ll be disappointed.
Likewise, today it’s all about electronics: sensors, computers, networks... And avoiding sensors spoofing, jamming etc.
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