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Locked on? probably not. At that distance, getting locked on by aegis might result in broken electronics and funny looking kids

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There are a great many reasons; to start with, pound for pound, the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers and their derivatives are the most heavily armed warships ever built. There are ships that carry more weapons per se, but they are much larger ships, like the Kirovs. Secondly, a ship also needs to be able to accommodate

Tom Clancy drew up an airspace infiltration in Debt of Honor, I think, where a Comanche pilot flew "caboose" on a high-speed train going through Japan. The Japanese AEW radar operators saw the slight return but dismissed it as being from the train. There is always a way in.

I am working on a big Phantom piece!

Nope, just the J-79 engines doing what they do best: turning JP-4 into smoke & noise, with some thrust as a byproduct.

Reminds me of this (which ended in tragedy when the F-104 drifted into the Valkyrie)

Bed, Bath & Beyond has them in the Beyond section.

Who makes the sheets for these things?

Somewhere in a cool desert there is a pilot sipping on a coffee waiting for the cover of night before he gets to fly this thing. And I'm sitting here looking at excel spreadsheets.

Tyler, I worked the Tomcat for 20 years and I would trade everything I have to be back on a carrier in the middle of the Indian Ocean working on them again. Since leaving the Navy I have never again felt the job satisfaction I did when I watched a Turkey launch knowing that inside it were Avionics that I had

Inspector satellites don't work on this.

An aft gear landing on the Ruth Glacier, Mt. McKinley (Denali), Alaska. The unknown tail number was piloted by CW3 Shawn Norton and CW3 Jeff Huber. The landing was called by SFC Rafael Ocasio Jr., assisted by SSG Clayton Sauer and SSG Keith Johnson. Date unknown. (S0urce) Original

I never sleep in my car with the engine running, and I would never suggest doing that. Like any outdoor activity, I would suggest being prepared for the climate.

This guy is not crashing.

To quote Yamamoto; "I fear we have awoken a sleeping giant"

I remember being about 6 or 7 years old and my Dad had just introduced me to Top Gun when it came out on VHS. My brother and I totally loved it so he took us to Toys R Us so we could get toy planes to run around the house and dogfight with. I saw the F-18 first and grabbed it, my brother found the F-14. After an

Belt sander drag racing.

I'll go with Weather.gov. Nothing beats the triple threat of Amount of Precip., Snow Amount, and Ice Accumulation graphs on the Graphical Weather Forecast during the winter months for deciding on when to bail on work...