Vegan planes, dude. Can't even believe we are having this conversation. MEAT IS MURDER.

Thats a costly loss for Boeing. Then again that is cost of doing "on-time" international logistics train outsourcing of major aircraft components. There was a great writeup by a economics professor that totally blew holes in Boeing's claim that the 787 assembly/global parts chain model. I rarely read long format…

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My High school made a replica too.

Rally Fighter by an independent 'Manufacturer' in the US, that you can't actually buy outright, you have to help build the car yourself at their factory. This is so it can be registered as 'homebuilt' or 'kit car', sidestepping any laws that are in place regarding, well.. everything that every other car maker has to…

A 2015 Mustang. The independence inspiring road trip mentality of the Mustang is enough to make it on this list. It also helps the Mustang is ever little boys reasonable dream car!

[T]hey impounded his home-built replica and cited him and a couple of friends for operating an unsafe craft, along with some other smaller infractions.

this would have evened the odds

Tax Season.

Funny, when I think Walmart, I think China.

This more than anything else is the problem with the F35. The plane itself will be very decent- maybe even excellent- once the bugs are ironed out.ALL new jets have problems,we shouldnt worry about those!

The Avalon is a good suggestion, but the Camry is the real winner here from Toyota's lineup. It builds on its name and the "reliable Japanese" image while offering mediocracy on four wheels.

the design specifications for MOUT facilities are not classified. Like other have posted, most every US Army and Marine installation has some MOUT or CACTF complex, either improvised out of connex boxes or purpose built. I like the Training sites with the airstrips that allow for Raid on Entebbe scenarios.

Reminds me of the rather officious and verbose decription of Fighting in a Built Up Area FIBUA or Operations in a Built Up Area OBUA being unofficially renamed by no-mess British squaddies "FISH" a far more basic (and probably more accurate) Fighting in Someones House. this can be served with a portion of CHIPS,…

I worked for a construction company that built multiple phases of a giant MOUT at Ft. Irwin. Just getting to the job site could be a pain because if there was active training going on we were considered part of the game (Construction truck were given U.N. stickers) and they would treat us as hostiles if we made a…

Fake complex of buildings to train special forces are a standard. Although this seems pretty big compared to the usual.

JTAC/FAC and ANGLICO units train here, it is the only stateside location where can conduct CAS, field artillery, as well as naval gunfire. Marines run a jump school course here, and most guys I was with did scuba out here. We also did VBSS instructor trainer courses here before we went out as advisors to train other…

Appropriately known as the "Pit of doom and despair" in my Mustang. In fact, there may be a small child living down there—I haven't seen my boy in some time. :/

Appropriately known as the "Pit of doom and despair" in my Mustang. In fact, there may be a small child living down there—I haven't seen my boy in some time. :/