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Actually, we (Americans) determine the mission of the military when we vote in a President who then develops the National Security Strategy. The National Military Strategy derives its authority and guidance for the NSS. It then flows down to the military departments and agencies for planning and execution.

A. I’d like to see @HarrisMonkey’s out-takes to see if this type of thing every happens to him.

Right. There are around 500k pieces over like 10 cm or so. And a zillion more (I exaggerate) under that size. Part of the problem is the old SPADOC system couldn’t handle more. The new JMS is coming up to speed and will increase capability and be able to grow further into the future.

So, this is in the PC version, but does this happen on the XBoxOne version as well?

I thought it was a well done piece. I wish they had focused more on Starfire and Maui. We can only monitor about 60k pieces of debris. There are more than 500k pieces of debris. Lots and lots of R&D needs to be done to meet and eclipse this threat.

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The only reason we did a trade-in was because it did save us money on how much tax we had to pay on the purchase, as you pointed out. I would also hazard a guess that if you bought and flipped one car, you’d probably not need to worry about the income tax on it. If you do a bunch, that’d a different story. But I’m not…

I think part of Tesla’s problem in China has been it’s tight back seat. They are great cars, but the back seat is difficult for ingress and egress and don’t have the kind of room Chinese demand for their chauffeur driven luxobarges.

This clown is proud of his “achievement”.

I would like to hear Steve Lehto’s input on this, since, you know, he’s an attorney. Don’t get me wrong, a simple tune would transform my car and think this idea by the car makers is crap. I just would prefer to hear from an attorney or several from the industry on this issue.

My 135i has an inline 6 with two turbos.

One of your best pieces to date. The issue of the AF knowing the impact of the XC-55 could be questionable though. Past Performance is a big deal, but the AF corporate memory is notoriously weak as personnel move on to new assignments. I hope the AF avails itself of the LM experience along with Boeing's proven…

If it has a suction cup and you own a quality car, it’s likely not going to work. I’ve tried all manner for my BMW. I use the Kenu Airframe and it’s pretty good.

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It reminds me of one of the adult voices from South Park.

Such a fantastic car and an even better story. BTW, you can catch Matthew on DriveCult at http://www.drivecult.com

I imagine these will crater in price soon enough.

The world's oldest O-5 and O-4 team apparently. Most Majors are in their early 30's. At the haircuts are realistic.

The FHP claims: "On March 17, Sgt. Spencer Ross was trying to make a traffic stop on a motorcycle rider for running the toll and speeding on State Road 408 in the Orlando area, according to FHP." Claim is the key word. The FHP could be trying to protect the Blue Line. It's hard to say.