I always thought that the osprey concept was good. They carry more cargo, they go faster and farther than the other helicopters they are replacing.
Any helicopter is subject to crashing.
Hopefully they have all the kinks worked out on the Ospreys now.
I just wish that those making military hardware would not charge the tax payers (US military) so high of a price. The prices we pay for maintaining our defense is pretty high. But we can't afford not to have the best military in the world.
I hope that we maintain and improve our ability to shoot enemy missiles out of the sky. Some day we may have to defend this country from Nuclear War head tipped ballistic missile and I hope we are successful at that.
My fear is that the Chinese can now shoot down our satellites. We now need to build satellites that can defend themselves form Chinese missiles somehow. Either they an shoot back at an incoming missile or move out of it's way somehow.
But our GPS Satellites are vulnerable and our entire military won't know where they are if the GPS satellites get shot down and put out of operation.
What good will guide precision ammo be without a gps signal to guide it onto the targets?
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Just before showtime, the Discovery channel satellite is accidentally blown up by the U.S. Marine Corps' attempt at a similar weapon. Then, just for fun, the satellite hits a miraculously uncrashed V-22 Osprey on the way down.
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Hey man - the Ospreys are proving themselves big time! You're giving them a bad rap when they are having better time on line than helicopters now!
http://news.cnet.com/8301-10784_3-9845473-7.html
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