You win.

Jet engine in a Semi. Screw your pansy ass V8 shoehorned into a Chevette!

Yeah, I see that.

Last summer at Fort Sill for a Counter UAS exercise, we used a Sentinel to track ravens and switchblades (which are half the size of ravens). The only time it couldn’t track them is when the ground speed was <2 kph. And this was mostly due to the mountains behind the target vehicle.

It’s only from personal experience. Sorry. I guess I should have mention a target with the required radar cross section. Which this thing had. Ask border patrol.

It’s a SAM, it’s designed to take out aircraft. It had a relatively small warhead, maybe 50 lbs. It doesn’t take much to take out an aircraft.

There are sentinel radars in the area. The only way it will not detect a target is if the speed drops to 0.

there are several sentinel radars in and around the dc area. The sentinel is capable of detecting something as small as a raven uav. So I'm sure they were tracking this thing.

Are you fucking kidding me?

when does the tide come in?

1. A mini disc player? That’s funny. I guess they were more popular in Japan.

If she had a dick, 3/4 of the news outlets would be sucking it.

In contrast, Link 16/MIDS, an other forms of popular data links and waveforms are omni-directional, use more power and not necessarily low-probability of intercept (stealthy).

He should just sue in small claims court. You can sue for 5k and neither side are allowed lawyers. Could probably make out better than he could in a class action sit.

Question, is it really 11 gears or does it use different ratios for downshifting into 2,3, and 4 (for example)?

And A10 pilots make the best ALO's. Who better to liason with the army for CAS than a guy who does CAS for a living.

How meant times have they tried to kill the A10? Hell, in my 22 years of service, it's been tried 3 or 4 times.

Not sure how many people would be interested. It's kind of a niche branch with equipment that people have no idea about. Plus, I have no writing ability what so ever. lol

140A, Air Defense Warrant Officer. I've spent a lot of time in a ADAM/BAE cell At brigade and division level. I'm currently teaching airspace management for the maneuver captains career course at fort Benning. That's most of my warrant time, I also have 10.5 years enlisted time, split between ADA and infantry.

Yeah, common mistake. Most army officers think it is"air". You might have heard it misquoted somewhere.