But Russian women are so hot
Put the missile shield back in Poland that Obozo pulled out. ban all flights from Russia to the U.S, start joint exercises with our NATO partners and since Russia likes to test us with their bombers we should fly a few B2's up their ass. Granted if they could see them.:twisted:
Me too. You know what they say, once you go babushka you never go . . . um . .HAHAHA Beat me to it!
Get some of the old SR-71's out of mothballs and fly em over Moscow a few times a day just to piss em off
I personally think the CIA has a replacement called the TR3-A Black manta. I have on in FS2004 with a kick ass customized cockpit. Recently, a strange triangle shaped plane was saw flying over Texas. Could be the Black Manta. I have heard they may have a stealth transport too. I read in Popular Mechanics years ago about high speed mach capable transport planes where the U.S could assemble a battle field in less than a few hours. KXTA/Basecamp/Area-51 is there for a reason.
Drift. But the Soviet military and the designers installed a set of backup modes that would permit the Telars to detect and attack targets autonomously, in the event the Snow Drift was shut down or destroyed by NATO’s rapidly improving anti-radar missiles.
The autonomous modes are intended for last-ditch use by the Telar operators, not the more highly trained crews in the battery command vehicle. According to an experienced analyst of Russian-developed radar, the automatic radar modes display targets within range. The operator can then command the system to lock up the target, illuminate and shoot.
Critically, these backup modes also bypass two safety features built into the 9S18M Snow Drift radar: a full-function identification friend-or-foe (IFF) system and non-cooperative target recognition (NCTR) modes. The IFF system uses a separate interrogator located above the main radar antenna and most likely will have been upgraded to current civilian standards.
One of the things I was contemplating myself was launching a weapon at Mach 6, a few other people in the responses noted that also, about the only way I would think feasible would be something like a rear torpedo tube and the thing would kinda, heh, shit em out.I read about that in November 2013. http://aviationweek.com/awin-featured-story/exclusive-skunk-works-reveals-sr-71-successor-plan
I'd actually seen that before it happened myself, it probably wasn't tied into a national grid and they might have just popped one off considering where it was and circumstances.http://aviationweek.com/defense/buk-missile-system-lethal-undiscriminating
Another interesting article on that site.
Looks like the rebels were using the Buk in emergency autonomous mode, instead of under command of a separate radar vehicle, as intended.
Like Russian proverb goes, give an idiot a glass d!ck, he'll break it off and cut his hand.
You should slap a white russian.
The atomic bomb thing is always brought up. Its like people forgot that it took 2 bombs before they gave up. There were also far more people killed by fire storms.
Not to mention we littered the city with fliers telling them that we were going to drop the bomb and for them to evacuate.
He helped get an American president elected I think. And that president thanked him too I believe.Well, we do have rush limbaugh.