its a stupid logistical background which is the f35' biggest weakness

Skybird · 09-03-24, 05:34 PM

Germany ordered them, too. I never felt comfortable with it, mostly due to the logistics supply thing.

I simply do not like it when civilian service workers have exclusive rights for maintaining craft, not the military itself. My trust in such arrangements is such that I think it works for parade purposes and in peacetime shoeshine drills. - War is something very different. Production on demand, no warehouses? You gotta kidd me.

Not even mentioning the international sub contractors, chip deliverers, secondary and tertiary supply chains main production of ordered spareparts depend on.

It cant imagine it was a warrior who had the idea for this brilliant modern concept, right...?!

And in the back corner of my mind I also have the German Starfighter desaster in my mind...

09-03-24, 05:34 PM	#3
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,799 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Germany ordered them, too. I never felt comfortable with it, mostly due to the logistics supply thing. I simply do not like it when civilian service workers have exclusive rights for maintaining craft, not the military itself. My trust in such arrangements is such that I think it works for parade purposes and in peacetime shoeshine drills. - War is something very different. Production on demand, no warehouses? You gotta kidd me. Not even mentioning the international sub contractors, chip deliverers, secondary and tertiary supply chains main production of ordered spareparts depend on. It cant imagine it was a warrior who had the idea for this brilliant modern concept, right...?! And in the back corner of my mind I also have the German Starfighter desaster in my mind... __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.