If $500,000 is peanuts - why not ?
Do you have $500,000 to blow away and can be considered as
'peanuts' ?
Otherwise, plug the noise that make your pussy so noisy.
How would a noisy pussy know if "the yankees just order JSF without carrying
out full test" ?
Are they obliged to inform a noisy pussy every stage of their
military work plan ?
Obviously, the noisy pussy have not a clue of the advancement
made with computer simulation that is used even to hone the skills
of pilots, and the super computers used to test a nuclear device
without even a live test being conducted.
Will the noisy pussy return to its cave and watch out for the
cave man coming after its pussy skin ?
http://www.cdi.org/pdfs/WheelerSpreyF35Janes09.pdf
my knowledage is not comparable with u.
But are u comparable with the authors of the 2 articles
appeared
in Janes i mentioned above?Pl read more before u talk.
Yankees is so stupid to trust computer simulation.read
below.
SG does not believe.
Pentagon,
NATO Allies Forge Ahead With First Global Stealth
Fighter
[email protected]
Jun 08, 2009 08:56
PDT
http://www.janes.com/news/defence/jdw/jdw090608_1_n.shtml
Janes
June 8, 2009
The JSF big bet: F-35 Joint Strike Fighter
update
By Caitlin Harrington,Janes Staff Writer
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Pierre M
Sprey, together with Colonel John
Boyd and Colonel Everest Riccioni, brought to
fruition the F-16; he also led the design team for
the A-10 and helped implement the programme.
Winslow T
Wheeler is the director of the
Straus Military Reform Project at the Center for
Defense Information in Washington.
Glossing over the F-35 JSF aircraft
project
sources--jdw.janes.com • JDW • 6 May 2009 • 23
http://www.cdi.org/pdfs/WheelerSpreyF35Janes09.pdf
u can just search failed or test in this article then u know
USA
has not tested F 35 too much and poured in billions dollars.
Instead, we got pseudo-prototypes, which
wags in the Pentagon called “a paint job the
shape of an F-22”. With these two non-prototypes,
the Department of Defense (DoD) also
failed to have a combat fly-off, failed to explore
the F-22’s main features such as the engines
and combat-critical avionics, and failed to test
the vaunted “stealth” in-flight against actual
enemy radars
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