Reply With QuoteThe F-117 pilot survived. The total serbian army casualties was under 500 as far as I remember, so it wasn't a total slaughter.Originally Posted by Drewbacca
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In Guam I wouldn't be suprised if for a few bucks extra you get a poke.
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The F-117 pilot survived. The total serbian army casualties was under 500 as far as I remember, so it wasn't a total slaughter.
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Yeah, because it's been replace by this bad mother f'er. The F-22 Raptor is the most advanced fighter jet on the planet.
We were doing work at General Dynamics, back in the 90's, and they were competing(with the YF-22A) against the other jet fighter called the YF-23A Black Widow II. I have a promotional picture somewhere.
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This is the second time you've done this in just this thread. Educate yourself past the second grade: http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/your.html
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"I can only say that there is not a man living who wishes more sincerely than I do to see a plan adopted for the abolition of slavery." - Tommy Tallarico
Have there been any new military planes since like 1990?
You should have acted
F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, the first fighter plane to be ordered for service by Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps, there is also a version being developed for the British, and at some point the Australian and Canadian Air Forces will likely pick them up as well. They are replacing the F-16 in the Air Force, the Harrier in the Marine Corps, and I'm not quite sure what the Navy wants them for other than to maybe replace their F/A-18s that aren't F/A-18E and Fs, which recently replaced the F-14 as fleet defenders.
And I'll bet the Hungarians can type a better English sentence than you.
Not that we've needed to deploy and make public.
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Raptor, noobs.
That's like a new model rather than a whole new plane though.
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