Yeah, Sauron, Criticism of Israel Goverments = Anti-Semitism

By that standard how many Israeli citizens are anti-semitic?

Distiller posted:
“Brits do the mighty right thing if they stay away from the French/Bruxelles quagmire.”

Yeah but they couldn’t avoid following the mighty shrub into the
Iraqi quagmire. Realy wise of them brits… :rolleyes:

It’s all about vision, you know… the sort of vision that get’s you
3,000 combat casualties and counting… by the way add 3 dead
today to the vision thing count.

I haven’t seen the AFM supplement, but one can see a similar
error in the official EF factbook’s diagrams (p. 19), where they put Storm Shadow
missiles in each wing root pylon, making way for fuel tanks
in the mid-wing pylons, but simultaneously obstructing the
main gear movement: :confused:

http://www.eurofighter.com/Documents/General/2002.1.FactBook.pdf

Matt, it is not the size o the inertial central that matters
but you would agree that an RLG is much lighter than those
EM suspention ones used on the SSBNs, that have less drift.

I don’t know if the russians can currently make laser gyros
with accuracy closer to their mechanical counterparts. That is my
doubt.

::: Sorry! Double post :::

I have some reservations about the plasma stealth technology.
In particular, for strike missions you would most likely not be able
to use the terrain following radar, which means that if you want to
do low level penetration you better be carefull to have a much
updated 3D-map of where you’re going to fly…
It could also mean that you would have to navigate using the
bomber’s inertial
centrals instead of satellite navigation, which would require very accurate gyros and accelerometers, which unfortunately means added weight.