Yes, we get it, you’ve read the marketing material (you’ve posted it three times). But it’s just that, marketing.

God bless you. I’m at work and can’t view the video. And, regardless of where i am, i can’t stand lazy “journalism” that only links to someone else’s video and hard work.

For those who can’t view the video at work (or wherever)...

F-16s are closer to $5oMM today, but the real problem is that they cost almost $30K/hour to operate, which is much, MUCH higher than the $2-3K/hour rate for the new proposed solutions.

Honest question: isn’t the F-16 pretty suitable? It’s about $20mm each and maybe a bit more maintenance, but we already have years and years of flight/fight experience and the associated tools, SOPs, etc.

So how do they know they have enough planes in the air? Well son, they keep adding planes until they start to bump into each other, then they take one away.

And all at the same altitude!

According to that scale on your map, planes are also much bigger today than they used to be.

There are a lot more planes in the sky today than 50 years ago. The planes go slower so they won’t bump into each other.

Right, because veterans and widows have never ever been at a SOTU address before.

Guys, i’m starting to think that electing a reality TV star with 5 military deferments to command one of the world’s largest armed forces may not have been the best idea.

It’s the blinding hypocrisy. Look, I don’t care that he never served. I’d be a conscientious objector, myself. I don’t care if any sitting President ever served. They need to At least be honest about why.

“... hit a set of spike strips going 115 MPH, subsequently barreled off of the road and into a drainage ditch, launched the truck into the air and landed on a car parked at a restaurant” 

Um no, a signal light does not give the driver the right to cut in, drive through or turn into anything.

“called Positioning System for Deep Ocean Navigation, or POSYDON, according to defense website Warrior.” stuff like this makes me wonder if they don’t come up with the acronym first and then decide what it should do later.

Your writing ability is excellent, but your knowledge of business and law are lacking.

That’s hardly NASA’s fault.

One of my propositions as President would be to transfer 10% of the military’s budget to NASA. NASA does a phenomenal job per dollar of creating new technology that is useful to the military sector - much better than pork belly contractor spending.

The new NASA motto:

It’s about time! NASA should have their budget increased 10 fold.