I've been to Oshkosh five times flew in myself three of those times, always got the yellow dot π.
A 250 warbird flyover though would even top Oshkosh
Anyone have any insider info on this event, I know it has been pushed back to September.
Generally wondering if it will be worth the trip to DC, possible best viewing locations,etc.. It sounds like a once in a lifetime type event, Oshkosh on steroids
https://ww2flyover.org
I actually met him once at a speaking engagement at Del Smith's museum in Oregon.
An incrediblely quiet and humble man that only told the story so others could learn from it.
Fair skies sir. Rip.
The problem with trying to sell that watch on an AF forum is that it looks like it has Navy wings on the face.
I would try the navy site, they have a tread just for watches as well.
Just a general question on the F35
I have noticed in just about every photo of the F35 taking off that it is always in full burner, is that amount of thrust needed for takeoff or just the pilots preference?
I am surprised no one has mentioned the new Godzilla yet...
I thought it was a fun 2hrs, typical Godzilla and stupid humans but overall fun. Plenty of Ospreys in it and a neat B-2 hybrid that stretches belief, then again we are talking about 100 foot tall radiation breathing lizards.
I would actually say this is less of a motor racing movie and more about corporations battling each other for dominance in a market.
Should actually be pretty cool if they don't wander to much with hollywood liberties.
CVR FDR circuit breaker pull
Post flight debrief to mx = something wrong with CVR.
Mx resolution = pilot stupid, cb popped
Smiles all around..... or so I've heard ππ
They tried this once before, I always thought it would have been a good ac.
What is everyone's thought and obviously this is purely hypothetical at this point but if the YF23 had won would MD still be in business as MD today?
How U.S. Taxpayers Are Spending $1.8B For Afghanistan To Fly A Couple Dozen A-29 Attack Planes
The estimated annual sustainment costs alone are more than twice what the U.S. Air Force pays to operate a squadron of F-16s for a year.
So based on this information we should buy US Pilots more F-16's then right
I heard this once from an Apple guy and to this day it continues to be the best description I can find.
Apple is best if you are ok with a company telling you what your device needs to be and have. Samsung is best if you want to decide yourself.
Example developers have to submit thier apps to Apple, if the company feels it can make money off what you developed then you can pay to put your app on the app store. With Google you can simply upload for everyone benefit.
Work makes us use iPhone but for personal I have had Samsung for the last four generations of phones ; Samsung has always been more intuitive and when you have both you learn how accurate the first statement is.
Based on what I had in the last program, aircraft were sold at $25m each for same packaging.
The key question in the award is three words and how much those will cost.
Some additional info actually only an 800m increase not 1.8b.