You talk a lot of shit for someone who has been demonstrably wrong about everything. It’s actually rather amusing. You’re like the Donald Trump of Foxtrot Alpha.
You talk a lot of shit for someone who has been demonstrably wrong about everything. It’s actually rather amusing. You’re like the Donald Trump of Foxtrot Alpha.
You really suck at research. F-22 *cruises* (M1.72) faster than the F-35 can fly at all (M1.61).
As I said, you can’t bluster your way out of actual facts. That’s not cruising, it’s coasting. The jet uses burners to breach max speed and then reduces to military thrust and flys along a straight line (in this case for about 12 whole minutes) until falling to a sustainable speed. That trick is not new or unique to…
Like I said, you don’t know what you’re talking about. Hint: the missile never reaches mach 4 if you launch it too low or too slow.
You appear to have no idea what you’re talking about. A large LARGE part of maximizing missile range launch speed. It’s why combat jets like the F-15, 16 and 35 were designed to go supersonic at all, even though the engines amd fuel system weren’t built to sustain such speeds for more than 5 minutes. Hit burners,…
Good poin . There are a lot of awful people in Texas. I suggest we solve it with nuclear weapons.
Maybe I should clarify. Sure, STOVL affects the B mod, as they have to cut a lot of weight and move around some internals to make it work. Hence how the CTOL is rated for 9G and the STOVL 7G, because the USAF model had enough left in its larger weight budget for the necessary reinforcement.
No...STOVL doesn’t affect speed or turning, just range (space is used for fuel on A & C models).People who have suggested otherwise were talking out of their asses. There’s 2 reasons why that chart looks like that. 1) F-15 and F-22 are LARGE and expensive twin engine air superiority fighters, different class of jet…
We already did that and it’s called the AIM-120D. it and AIM-54 are in the 80nm class (Phoenix was not able to engage fighters at more than that), which is as far as any RoE would allow.
They’re not waiting in line for paper products, but certain foods are hard to find since Russia’s self-inflicted embargo. Russian men still drink themselves into an early too, though white uneducated Americans have joined them.
Umm...no, that’s not how the world works. It’s not a board game with unalterable rules. Turkey can simply pull out of the treaty, and if everyone but Russia let’s them do (which they can do by simply remaining neutral), they get away with it unless Russia wants to use force (against a NATO member) to try to return the…
Huh. I’d expect fossil denial in some half-assed, unaffiliated Evangelical ‘bible church’, not a Catholic school. At least in the 20th century.
And the vast, vast majority of the people trying so hard to ‘not be mediocre’ will end up in jobs like yours rather than achieving the rank of CEO.
Many LED lights have adjustable color temperatures. The entry-level stuff doesn’t, but the it’s common enough in midrange products.
Better PSA: Don’t use fucking Facebook to send people money.
IF BC tries to fuck your mom, it’ll easily succeed.
Yeah...if BC tries to succeed, the US is grabbing it faster than Putin and Crimea. It’s got oil, a land connection to Alaska, and we become the gatekeeper for Canada-China trade.
Well that’s just wrong. F-22 flyaway was around $138 million, and that’s buying a 2011 aircraft in 2011 dollars (~145 million in 2015$). So that number doesn’t include the upgrades made to the fleet since then. Of course, reopening the line would cost a lot more.
What about Delta III & IV as well as Atlas V?
Maglites aren’t really flashlights so much as nightsticks that can emit light.
Maglites aren’t really flashlights so much as nightsticks that can emit light.