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10 B29's could end the war in Afghanistan. Each with functional remakes of a Fat Man. Each plane would fly extremely limited sorties before the problem was solved. WHY? Because when its die or rat out the terrorists - people will choose to rat out the terrorists. And for those "insurgent strongholds" - well - a few mushroom clouds and the problem is gone. Ain't pretty, ain't nice - but then again - war isn't. Something the Allied Forces in this conflict seem to have forgotten.
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I think you already know this, and I think that if you had the option to instantly annihilate every Islamic terrorist, along with anyone connected with them or even in the same area, you wouldn't do it. I think you wouldn't do it because you're better than that. You are conscious enough of the threat by virtue of understanding the threat to be aware of the kind of thinking that generates the threat in the first place, yes? Have a care when imposing your judgement upon others, especially when that judgement carries irreversible consequences.
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t'would be great if we got some JSFs, always liked them. Although that may be something to do with the fact that my dad used to be project manager of the team making the engine swivel nozzle exhaust thingamajig at the back. Having said that I think it's a shame the Boeing one didn't get chosen as I thought it looked awesome!
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I mean no offense, but I've always thought the X-32 looked hideous.
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![]() I'm sorry ajrimmer42 but its an aircraft so ugly only its design team could love it. ![]() The X-32 was a good try for Boeing (after 60 years since its last fighter) but Lockheed's jet was just too well put together. Maybe next time. |
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lol, I know what you mean, it is pretty ugly (though I think that's why I like it!) but I just think the Lockheed Martin one looks too much like an F22, at least the Boeing one was a bit different
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Sorry, I could not resist...
![]() ![]() TBH I do have a tender spot for ugly airplanes. ![]() *Chose 2001 since the contract was won that year by Lockheed
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