Also, the F-117 has already retired due to the arrival of the F-22 (but I imagine it will be replaced operationally by the F-35s)

The F-22 wasn't used in Libya as far as I know either.

Also, the F-117 has already been replaced with the new jets.

Redacted after reading bombastinator's reply below.

That's how Iceland does it.

I think if you were claiming a safe, it would also be easy to verify ownership by giving the police your combo.

@leonardlow: You're both partially right. The Supreme Court has previously ruled that the publication of classified material can be covered by the 1st Amendment (re: the Pentagon Papers, 1970).

@blue-eyes-whitedragon: it was renamed after WWII to Veteran's day in the US and Remembrance day in the British Commonwealth to commemorate both wars. At least, that's what Wikipedia tells me. [en.wikipedia.org]

@Settings: I would be surprised if they did a Mario theme instead of Veteran's/Armistice/Remembrance Day.

@fullcircle: no, you see the hard-points the missiles attach to.

@MasterGiz: It's not an impossible repair, but you're looking at probably a 2 month job at least to repair it with the capabilities of a fully-equipped base. The 2 months would include the supply-chain wait time for replacement engines and rotor.

So where is the 'Go' square in Atlantic City? Mediterranean Ave and Boardwalk don't intersect each other there.

@yogibimbi: I wasn't surprised to find this is going up in Malibu - these are some of the same folks who thought 'The Hurt Locker' was a good enough movie to deserve the best picture Oscar. Obviously their worldview is a little self-centric.