True, the E variant and on was specifically to develop the muli role capability. So I guess that part of the graphic is a letter off.

"The F16 can strafe just like the A10"....no. Read some literature on the strafing ability of the F16, it's super risky. Plus there's the whole 20mm vs. 30mm thing.

I do, but you asked me to refute the 2 wrongs I stated so I did. No you want me to refute a 3rd? OK There is no CAS with the fuel range that can support hot zones as dynamically as a A-10. The Apache is close, but the A10 can be called in and fly 200knots faster, lay lead on target multiple times before the a long bow…

1. The graphic used clearly points out how the term Multi role should apply to the A-10.

Wrong and wrong. The point flew right over your head. I thought the graphic was one of the better ones I've seen, it points out the use of the term "multi-role".

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Flights are routinely planned at 80% power.

Sad.

Rehash - "put (old ideas or material) into a new form without significant change or improvement". so ya that's what I thought it meant. Your replies are always condescending and many times wrong. Take it down a notch I wasn't trying to hurt your feelings.

Maybe give credit to the original author.

Isn't this a re hash of another authors post from 2 days ago? http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/super-hornet-s…

It's funny how he eventually stopped replying.

Today's launch used the same system, they plan to attempt a "soft landing" at sea with legs and all. This post looks a lot like mine just an hour later ... http://vertigo707.kinja.com/watch-live-spa…

I guess so.

It's a hexacopter https://twitter.com/elonmusk/statu…

Per Elon Musk it does have legs... https://twitter.com/elonmusk/statu… I never said it was the same launch, but it is the same rocket, with other stages on top....

Per NASA its the "The Falcon 9 rocket, with the Dragon spacecraft on top" with landing legs. http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/…

The link is to the Falcon 9 v1.1 with capsule. With landing legs. So I would argue yes it is...

You can watch it now...