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US Navy's new $13 billion aircraft carrier will dominate the seas

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Nah. Just read the technical manuals for the NCC-1701-D.

 

Might have to be of an age to get that one right away. Or a geek.

Might have to be of an age to get that one right away. Or a geek.

 

Or both in the case of some of us :bag:

Might have to be of an age to get that one right away. Or a geek.

 

This is why God invented Google.

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You crack me up

 

What cracks you up?

That is an understatement. Given what has been poured into the F-35 program at this point we probably could have gotten both the F-22 and the F-23 and still saved money given how much funding has been poured into this bureaucratic boondoggle.

 

I know we've spoken of this topic before but the F18 and F16 have had 30 years of development and still aren't perfect, but are good enough. I don't think it will be an F4.

 

I know we've spoken of this topic before but the F18 and F16 have had 30 years of development and still aren't perfect, but are good enough. I don't think it will be an F4.

 

True, but both of those worked better out of the gate than the F-35.

True, but both of those worked better out of the gate than the F-35.

F-35 Gen3 helmets are being redesigned. Seems the 5lb weight of them has snapped the neck of smaller test dummies during ejection test. They currently cost $400,000 but with a heads up displays, targeting and night vision incorporated. They also allow the pilot to look straight down "Through" the body of the plane to see what ever is below it.

 

Hopefully the Tech on the F35 is way beyond Russian and Chinese fighters as their next gen stealth planes are already listed to out fly the F35.

F-35 Gen3 helmets are being redesigned. Seems the 5lb weight of them has snapped the neck of smaller test dummies during ejection test. They currently cost $400,000 but with a heads up displays, targeting and night vision incorporated. They also allow the pilot to look straight down "Through" the body of the plane to see what ever is below it.

 

Hopefully the Tech on the F35 is way beyond Russian and Chinese fighters as their next gen stealth planes are already listed to out fly the F35.

 

Well the F-35 isn't as stealthy or manuverable as the F-22 so I wouldn't have much faith in it.

Well the F-35 isn't as stealthy or manuverable as the F-22 so I wouldn't have much faith in it.

 

I guess those 196 F-22s that we have will have to handle the hard jobs if the crap hits the fan. The F-22 is a Baaaaaaaad Boy!

 

I guess those 196 F-22s that we have will have to handle the hard jobs if the crap hits the fan. The F-22 is a Baaaaaaaad Boy!

 

Crazy thing is that the F-23 was stealthier and faster than the F-22 but wasn't as manueverable so the F-22 won. At this point we could have had both of these superior aircraft for what has been spent on this boondoggle.

Crazy thing is that the F-23 was stealthier and faster than the F-22 but wasn't as manueverable so the F-22 won. At this point we could have had both of these superior aircraft for what has been spent on this boondoggle.

 

That would have been something!

 

FYI to all, an F-22 is coming to the Dayton, OH air show this summer.

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