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Lots of the basic fundamental of low observability is already explain by gambit is in this piece. Pretty interesting read. http://www.foia.cia.gov/sites/default/files/document_conversions/89801/DOC_0000498135.pdf

A US Air Force F-35 Joint Strike Fighter caught fire when attempting to take off from a Florida Air Force base Monday morning, Pentagon officials said. The plane, which is assigned to the 33rd Fighter Wing at Eglin Air Force Base, the unit that trains F-35 pilots for the Air Force, Navy, Marine...

@gambit What's your reaction to this article? The article is about interviewing Hostage on what will happen in the 2020s. I find this part really weird. “The F-35 doesn’t have the altitude, doesn’t have the speed [of the F-22], but it can beat the F-22 in stealth.” Gen. Mike Hostage On The...

Those six died in random combat missions. Navy seals were conducting search and rescue missions looking for him.

They really didn't decrypt anything. UAVs like the Mq-1/9 DO NOT record anything nor store any kind of telemetry onboard the aircraft. It's recorded on the DVR in the GCS circled here. When the aircraft is landing or taking off, it uses unencrypted signals since the ROVERS cannot receive...

You'll all be proven wrong just like the F-117 before Desert Storm. But hey, please underestimate the US military's capabilities; it always ends well.

Yep this is what we get for our RoE. The rules of engagement restricts just about everything the military can do. Let's see what other countries can do when having the RoE in action. Btw this author David Axe is known for his intellectual dishonesty. You can read here where someone busts him...

Bill Sweetman should totally be a in the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The current guys in there don't know hat they are doing. :rolleyes:

Still have it.

Please, my 1995 Ford Escort didn't give me any problems for 18 years!

>>>f-16.net

Six Air Force F-35A Joint Strike Fighter aircraft are currently at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., to test the aircraft's stealth and sensor technologies against representations of Russian, Iranian and Chinese air-defenses. "The surface threat is a tough problem because it is a system of...

Still not answering my question. Why would they crash an aircraft into the building that supports their officers and military personnel? Aren't they (officers and agents) needed for invading Iraq for the so called oil? He obviously haven't flown in a Cessna 172 or 152 and he never will.

People really don't think. Why would they crash an aircraft filled with people/officers into a building (the pentagon) who you need to invade a country for 'oil'. Biggest flaw of their theories.

Wow just wow.

First it was the CIA, and now it's the NSA. wtf

Yep. When Terrorists kill women and children, they have no value, and no one gives a shit, but when the US does it by accident suddenly they have value.

Nope, they won't quit their 'criminal' job.

They sure showed the sea who's the boss!