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"Of course he should know, but I beleive he was in the Wisc. Air Guard (F16) and probably didn't have the latest toys. Seems it wasn't that long ago, the Wisc. Guard was still flying "OLD Shaky"."

Your ignorance is almost comical. You heard about Zarqawi dying right? Guess whose "old shaky" jets are deployed there.

"The article linked above (2002) describes optimizing the warhead with PTFE in the matrix."

Well, timeline wise, you are moving in the wrong direction. 2002 is even later than 2001, and programs that are in the experimental stage in 2002 are probably not going give you much help in exploring a production run of weapons prior to 1996.

Chill out man! "ole shaky" was in fond reference of the C-124. You did fly f-16s, at least that was what you claim. Be patient, it will take me a while to research what warheads employed composite matrix and when they were TESTED.

We have a whole lifetime ahead to sort the truth out, I'm not going anywhere, I'm keeping eye on it.(YOU)

You might as well put your guard down, and be friendly about it, I don't plan to "bite" you.

You flatly told me warheads were not made of composite matrix, lets both see what is out there, obviously the MOA was hot that night, with 800 on the Betty and so on. Was there a royal glitch, who knows, but shades of the Iowa Battleship scandal/coverup tell me things are easy to cover up.

So instead of being a stick in the mud, give me a hand, I'd be JUST as happy to find that RENO, CLinton and Hall were truthfull here!