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I don't see the problem with them acquiring 5th generation fighters, especially after the U.S. spent the money fixing the kinks and the research and development. I believe the current f35 is now very capable.
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[#2]
Good, we need more suckers buying those things to help pay for the program and offset the cost to the taxpayer.
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Didn't the F-35 shot down a dozen F-15 in a match dogfight a few months ago?
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I'm always surprised by the number of aerospace engineers and air operations tacticians we have here.
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[#6]
I'm no F-35 fan, but there's a metric shot ton of derp in that video.
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So Europe is going to buy military capability and defend themselves from the neighborhood bullies now?
Sweet. Fire sale it all. There's no reason for the U.S. To be holding Europe SK or Japan's hands 75+ years after. |
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If only you guys knew what that jet can really do it would blow your mind.
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Quoted: I knew many years ago that all those hours playing F117A Stealth Fighter would pay off someday. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I'm always surprised by the number of aerospace engineers and air operations tacticians we have here. I knew many years ago that all those hours playing F117A Stealth Fighter would pay off someday. Oh man...1991 just came back with a vengeance. |
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If only you guys knew what that jet can really do it would blow your mind. View Quote All that ability and no where or no one to use it on Sometimes I feel that being an American is like having a 14" wang while having ED. All that military with no ass to kick. Shooting Terrorist in the face doesn't count. |
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Oh man...1991 just came back with a vengeance. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I'm always surprised by the number of aerospace engineers and air operations tacticians we have here. I knew many years ago that all those hours playing F117A Stealth Fighter would pay off someday. Oh man...1991 just came back with a vengeance. Was it that recent? |
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All that ability and no where or no one to use it on Sometimes I feel that being an American is like having a 14" wang while having ED. All that military with no ass to kick. Shooting Terrorist in the face doesn't count. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If only you guys knew what that jet can really do it would blow your mind. All that ability and no where or no one to use it on Sometimes I feel that being an American is like having a 14" wang while having ED. All that military with no ass to kick. Shooting Terrorist in the face doesn't count. Accurate statement is accurate. |
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The whole F-35 program, from a logistical standpoint is a goat rope.
Glad to be shut of it. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I'm always surprised by the number of aerospace engineers and air operations tacticians we have here. I knew many years ago that all those hours playing F117A Stealth Fighter would pay off someday. Oh man...1991 just came back with a vengeance. Was it that recent? I was 8, playing on Dad's work computer while he was out of town |
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I'm always surprised by the number of aerospace engineers and air operations tacticians we have here. I knew many years ago that all those hours playing F117A Stealth Fighter would pay off someday. Oh man...1991 just came back with a vengeance. Was it that recent? I was 8, playing on Dad's work computer while he was out of town I remember that game. Didn't it have a cardboard over lay that went on the keyboard? |
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I'm sure RT can be counted on to give unbiased reviews of NATO arms purchases. Boris Borasev gave us FOUR reasons why they shouldn't have gotten F35's, sounds super duper legit
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I got to party with the EPAF folks when they came to Kyrgyzstan. They were pretty cool dudes.
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those dudes really hate America and our 35's View Quote Yes because they know if India doesn't fund PAK-FA,they are going to be left behind in terms of tactical aircraft. Right now,they have a nominal strength of around 600 Su-27s and MiG-29s;how many they could get into the air is another matter. NATO will have well over 2000 F-35s. |
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"Blunder"?
Okay, maybe we don't "need" the F-35. But it's not a piece of shit. Our aerospace engineers are the best on the planet. Stop hating on American equipment. You guys talking trash are acting like a bunch of pro-Russian fags. |
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[#30]
Sell baby sell! You might like the aircraft more if you owned some LMT....
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[#31]
I am not holding my breath. The Russians invaded Ukraine and shot down a plane full of Civilians and nothing happened besides the Russians taking over more land. China isn't going to start anything. Maybe we may get an IRAQ 2.0 with Iran or someone like that. |
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If only you guys knew what that jet can really do it would blow your mind. All that ability and no where or no one to use it on Sometimes I feel that being an American is like having a 14" wang while having ED. All that military with no ass to kick. Shooting Terrorist in the face doesn't count. Accurate statement is accurate. But we project power! |
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Quoted: I used to play the original Harpoon computer game! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I'm always surprised by the number of aerospace engineers and air operations tacticians we have here. I used to play the original Harpoon computer game! |
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Makes sense for a small rich country like Norway, and their buy lowers the unit costs for the entire program.
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So Europe is going to buy military capability and defend themselves from the neighborhood bullies now? Sweet. Fire sale it all. There's no reason for the U.S. To be holding Europe SK or Japan's hands 75+ years after. View Quote Shit, a finger-four purchase of F-35s will take care of Norway's NATO obligations. Don't see a downside here. |
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I don't see the problem with them acquiring 5th generation fighters, especially after the U.S. spent the money fixing the kinks and the research and development. I believe the current f35 is now very capable. View Quote This should help spread our $$$ top secret technology to the rest of the world... |
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The F-35 in a dogfight – what have I learned so far?
I now have several sorties behind me in the F-35 where the mission has been to train within visual range combat one-on-one, or «Basic Fighter Maneuvers» (BFM). In a previous post I wrote about aerial combat in general (English version available), and about the likelihood that the F-35 would ever end up in such a situation. In this post, however, I write more specifically about my experiences with the F-35 when it does end up in a dogfight. Again, I use the F-16 as my reference. As an F-35-user I still have a lot to learn, but I am left with several impressions. For now my conclusion is that this is an airplane that allows me to be more forward and aggressive than I could ever be in an F-16. View Quote |
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"Blunder"? Okay, maybe we don't "need" the F-35. But it's not a piece of shit. Our aerospace engineers are the best on the planet. Stop hating on American equipment. You guys talking trash are acting like a bunch of pro-Russian fags. View Quote Nope, we just want no more zipper suited sun gods preventing us to win wars. If only we couldn't guarantee air superiority our ground forces would finally be able to win. |
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Quoted: This should help spread our $$$ top secret technology to the rest of the world... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I don't see the problem with them acquiring 5th generation fighters, especially after the U.S. spent the money fixing the kinks and the research and development. I believe the current f35 is now very capable. This should help spread our $$$ top secret technology to the rest of the world... |
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I am not holding my breath. The Russians invaded Ukraine and shot down a plane full of Civilians and nothing happened besides the Russians taking over more land. China isn't going to start anything. Maybe we may get an IRAQ 2.0 with Iran or someone like that. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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All that ability and no where or no one to use it on Yet. I am not holding my breath. The Russians invaded Ukraine and shot down a plane full of Civilians and nothing happened besides the Russians taking over more land. China isn't going to start anything. Maybe we may get an IRAQ 2.0 with Iran or someone like that. Two fundamental components of deterrence: capability, and will. We've got at least one of those, now. |
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