Isn't April fools over?

Is it amphibious as well? Could be quite useful in such a vehicle.

Try reading what they used the GPS receiver for.

I live in Norway where EVs in general sell a lot. There are around 6000 Tesla model S here (out of about 50K EVs total in the country) so far.

Guess the few people who bought the 60 kWh model are regretting it now.

But this isn't Sandstorm...?

Did they still load coal in the back, or was there some intricate way of getting it up front?

It's not on Netflix. Bummer!

Cheers.

Is this from a movie?

I wonder, does it rust in the deserts as well?

Didn't really fly much though, did it? I seem to remember something about the wings collapsing or some such?

Great movies

Is that... A giant sack of balls?

The B36 Peacemaker should at least get an honorable mention. Here it sits next to a B29 Superfortress.

Crosswinds might make you change your mind whilst operating such a vehicle during anything other than calm.

In Europe during the 90's....

A better headline would be "See how Kim Jong Un plays real life SimCity".

The point of the exercise is not "hard core" at all. The point is to train on how to react to breaching the ice. You won't have a warmed up tent in such an event. You'd be out on patrol, possibly several hours from the nearest shelter. Thus we had to train on changing clothes out in the cold and how to recover from…

I've gone through with this as part of my training when I was in the army. It's cold as hell. We didn't get a sissy warming tent either. We had to change out in the open, with -15 c and a slight breeze it was not "cozy". After we had changed we had to run to warm up.