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The Foxhound enters the frame very quickly from the right even after the viper begins to pull off at 0:08, in this case, the Foxhound wasn't simply flying straight. It seems pretty obvious that there was a rudder input by the foxhound in an attempt to put itself and its jet wash in front of the viper, and that's what

Metro, Operation Firestorm, Caspian Border, and Gulf Of Oman.

Alpha files all suggest they're adding a tutorial mode, which will allow you to do that much easier than in prior games!

This part depicts a Chinese J-20 stealth fighter. It's most obvious due to the wing shape— which curves uniquely, the unique ventral fins— the tiny vertical 'wings' under the engine compartment, as well as the appearance of canards, plus overall general wing blending.

Justin's an American teaching English; he moved to South Korea.

That's a good point, and I can agree with that.

I do recall hearing about a case from 2007 when a Sat Nav failed a 737's navigational systems on take off. It's not like there's some paranoia involved with telling you to turn things off, it just doesn't affect nearly as much as thought. Either way, who uses a Sat Nav anymore? Well, on a plane.

I think that if we had no opposition from Russia or China it would be natural to fight his tyanny, especially in light of possible use of chemical weapons. The people in Syria are dying for their country to overthrow him, and even if it's not our place, they do need a little push.

I can agree completely, it gets ridiculous how many conflicts we get involved with, but you must remember it was a U.N./NATO operation that went into Libya, and the vote for that action wasn't started by the U.S. itself.

Homeland air defense, not overseas.

Frankly, if there were people already attending to that guy, and the video makes it apparent that multiple people had run to the men— plenty enough to carry or enact any first aid needed, the biggest difference a person could make would be with the three sharks.

I doubt they survived because everyone was probably busy with the humans who probably would've survived without help for a couple hours, rather than the sharks suffocating quickly.

As a grown man, I almost wanted to cry when I saw them suffocating there.

Well, I'll bear that in mind when if I punch out of a plane.

Man, I know, but as a fighter jock hovering sounds wild.

It's named after the town of HerbertSmith as well as a pun on some guys named Herbert and Smithy.

This beautiful picture shook me. I may be stuck with the F-16, but the F-35 is a beautiful, effing beautiful plane. Man, the marines got lucky with the F-35B, I'd love that thing like a wife. Sadly the USAF only gets f-35As. Maybe I'll get an F-35A upgrade someday.

Thanks, now I have to go use this on every single one of my friends on facebook, because it's impossible /not to/ now.

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