You're essentially describing an F35 situation. Jack of all trades, master of none. Each service has its own specific mission critical to our defense. If you combine those services and their missions then you actually lose efficiency from an operational standpoint. And you won't save any money because it would still…

Ok thanks for the quick response! I'm looking forward to these new reviews!

Now are these reviews going to be posted under Buyer’s Guide or some other subcategory instead of just being randomly sprinkled throughout Jalopnik? And could you possibly put the reviews in their respective segments to make viewing and comparing easier?

Idk what were considering new but I work on my 2008 Ram 1500 all the time. Oil changes, tranny flush, diff oil, rotors and pads, shocks, etc.

I do like your logic.

Definitely lost in translation. My bad good sir. Carry on with a delightful weekend.

Why when we have perfectly good ships sitting off the coast to land on? Plus our helos can use austere forward fueling and rearming points and our C-130s can use unimproved runways which can refuel our jet aircraft.

Well I'm sure you're fun at parties.

Is it weird that I read this in an Archer voice? Because I'm pretty sure Archer has said that exact line before.

Yea the rotors are pretty big. My first time in one I was always worried about the rotors cutting it in half when the nascelles went down even though I knew they wouldn't.

The Osprey isn't actually THAT big. But it's so much fun to ride in.

I love that everyone is freaking out about the tide and saltwater destroying it when they fail to realize that this aircraft spends months at sea and usually exposed to sea spray and salt.

I never actually really thought into classic British cars but my word this is beautiful.

Yes jets are only a factor now as well since we do still use turboprop A/C. The game changer in the coming years will be EA and countermeasures. That's essentially the new stealth. Being able to hide any A/C from radar and AA defenses. Is stealth useless? No not at all. Does it require dumping billions of dollars into…

Stealth WAS a game changer... almost 3 decades ago. Now it's just a factor.

I’ve been living with it for 6 years with my truck as my DD lol

I would need a comparison of the two vehicles in question. You know? For science.

I know right!? The Hellcat gets better MPG! I want to love the SS so much for it’s sleeper status but not at that cost.

You're talking too many hypotheticals in regards to A/C that don't even exist yet. But the AH-64 has had numerous troubles operating in austere environments which have upped it's operating costs but lowered it's readiness and the F35 doesn't have reliable flight CPH data yet to compare. I don't understand how anyone…

I going to disagree for the sole reason that I want prices to drop in the next year or two so I can pick one up without being shunned everyday by my better half for dropping 40k on a car that gets just as bad MPG as my truck.