Make Jalopnik about the cars again.

Correct. The database that Terrell referenced only covers air sorties generated by the Air Forces component of CENTCOM. There is no reason for the Army to provide data since they aren’t part of that component. I don’t think Terrell really understands his topic.

Your conclusions are terrible and leading without any information supporting them. The obvious answer is that the Army wasn’t reporting every incident of an Army helicopter to the Air Force. The Air Force was tracking their airstrikes. The Army probably was never asked or told to participate. So each time an Army…

Beyond the paint scheme of the B1 - when is the last time you saw a forward deployed T-38, much less one in such resplendent (and clearly non-combat) livery? The caption oversight points to the lack of attention to detail. The slight anti-USGov/USMil bias of the rest of the article points to the author drinking a…

Yeah, that is not what the caption says. The source appears to be this:

I miss the old jalopnik.