Bahahahahahahahahahahahaha good job Doug keep up the great work

Awee those elevations numbers are cute. Signed the Mountan western states.

There are tons here in NM since we have no rust but damn they are $$$$

Readling about this gives me flashbacks to all the ‘80s and ‘90s Military Sci-fi were Vandenberg AFB would be launching all these cool space-planes and rockets.

As a kid I wanted this truck so bad. As an adult I still want it. Shame those old trucks are super expensive now.

There are tons of secret stuff still there that has remined secret. Look at the secret “Stealth” Helicopter used in Operation Neptune Spear. No one in avation circles had seen or heard of it. Hell I know folks working maintance on US Army Helicopters @ the same base as the 106th SOAR(A) and hadn’t even hear even…

WOW that is alot of preorders if its true.

These guys bring a push mobile prototype to the Albuquerque International Baloon fiesta every year. I started following the devlopment just to see if it accually makes it. It is conserning that the production date keeps being pushed back.

I love it, so out of left feild for Cadillac of the late ‘90s early ‘00s.

The USAF had the Light Attack/Armed Reconnaissance program that selected the A-29 Super Tucano but it was changed to a training program sadly and now its being pushed “indefinitely into the future”

The Army used to fly the OV-1 Mohawk, The USAF/USN Flew the A-1 Skyrader, the O-2 Skymaster my all time Favorite the OV-10 Bronco.

IIRC there is some limited tooling stored @ AMARG including IIRC it was B-2 tooling that I saw.

I highly doubt that submarine is using active sonar when running on the surface. (Its rarely used on modern Submarines) The sonar returns would messed up by all that water rolling over the bow where the sonar dome is located....

I highly doubt that submarine is using active sonar when running on the surface. (Its rarely used on modern Submarines) The sonar returns would messed up by all that water rolling over the bow where the sonar dome is located....

That is true but it really bugs me since it completely invalidates the whole reason for having engine codes. Now you cannot say LT1 with out wondering if you mean the original muscle car era LT1 or the EFI short lived ‘90s LT1 or the new LT1.

“Manning the rail” dates back to the age of sail.

Or a TV series about a religious nut who is a con-man selling non existent replica cars. There is so much material in these stories.

$18k could get be a ‘03 Cobra or a bunch of Foxbody 5.0s.

Great motor shame GM cannot stop recycling that designation every decade or so

I love how the picture is of a LTD in the UK. ( The Flickr link under the picture confirms it and even checked the plate)