
A Pakistan tradicional aliado de USA, vuelto prochino,
no le toca ni kleenex para secar las lagrimas.
Rusia tradicional aliado de India ,
aguza la vista,
a ver que puede rascabuchear,
de esta maravilla tecnologica.

verdinegro escribió: Dom Mar 16, 2025 4:14 pm A la India suelen llevar la basura para quemar. Lo mismo puede pasar con la chatarra bélica. Ni los mismos gringos confían en ese aparato sobrevaluado.

https://www.c-span.org/program/white-ho ... ion/508132"We're ordering 147 new F-35 Lightning fighters. This is an incredible plane. It's stealth; you can't see it. So when I talk to even people from the other side, they're trying to order our plane. They like the fact that you can't see it. I said, 'How would it do in battle with your plane?' They say, 'Well, we have one problem: We can't see your plane.' That's a big problem. Stealth. Super Stealth. The best in the world.
Nah. Trump cree en el F-47.
El metamensaje que nos quiso dar Tom Cruise sobre los F35 se expresó en la segunda parte de Top Gun.verdinegro escribió: Vie Mar 21, 2025 12:04 pmNah. Trump cree en el F-47.
Menos mal Portugal decidió no comprar esa chatarra. Los drones y los misiles hipersónicos cambiaron todo el panorama.
maybelsyrup on June 13, 2022 | prev | next [–]
I'm no plane mechanic, but I'd wager it's because the producers probably didn't want their actors to die [1-5].
The fancy nextgen fighter programs, like most US "defense" spending, are noteworthy mainly for the staggering amounts of money we taxpayers shovel into arms dealers' pockets. Actually on second thought the enthusiasm with which we do that pocket-lining is also pretty impressive.
[1] https://www.navytimes.com/news/your-nav ... 7/leaked-v...
[2] https://eurasiantimes.com/f-35c-stealth ... t-crashes-...
[3] https://www.f-16.net/aircraft-database/ ... s-and-acci...
[4] https://www.airforcetimes.com/news/your ... 2022/01/20...
[5] https://www.f-16.net/aircraft-database/ ... s-and-acci...