Safety is not only looking back, but looking forward as well. The manual trim in the Max is the same as in the NG. This means a high speed manual trim will be a problem in the NG. Just because it never happened doesn’t mean it couldn’t happen in the future. With this information Boeing has to either change existing…
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Gravity.
“The spread of secondary and latterly tertiary education has created a large population of people, often with well-developed literary and scholarly tastes, who have been educated far beyond their capacity to undertake analytical thought.” - Peter Medawar
Only 4 hellfires. Which you miss out on anyway because you miss a station / hardpoint. Only familiar with the -701C’s, but I imagine the -64E with upgraded -701D engines and rotor blades (and gearboxes to go with it?) would have no problem dealing with that extra load.
Seriously? I mean I know there is racism but I didn’t expect it to be the worst in W. Europe.
My kid started walking behind an activity center, pushing it all around the living room. We got her a walker with adjustable brakes after that.
You're absolutely right.
They are using sea eagles not bald eagles.
Cool. Thanks for the answer. E zone... it’s been a while ;)
Referring to the rocket pod close up, why put training rockets (M274) in the A-zone? Target marking?
MH-17. Maybe not a western aircraft perse, but filled with a lot of European people none the less
Not terribly important but the link of the Bellroy Slim Sleeve wallet is directing to the Note Sleeve wallet.
Why wouldn’t they? Their drone got shot down. Why not piggyback for intel...
You’re wrong.
Stealth AH-64? Do explain!
They would kick them out because other ground forces might be able to use air assets. Or they wouldn’t have any use of the specific assets. Vipers got kicked for AH or other way around depending on the weapon effects. Although I’ve never seen A-10’s being kicked out before. That being said Hellfires are a mighty good…
How so?
I am going to quote that a lot.
“..the spread of secondary and latterly tertiary education has created a large population of people, often with well-developed literary and scholarly tastes, who have been educated far beyond their capacity to undertake analytical thought.” Peter Medawar
tl:dr I agree.