I think Garry B has a point. What does Distiller mean by “knuckledraggers”????:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: 🙁

This forum is fast turning into a right wing hang out. Quite unfortunate. I recall the “Distiller” previously made racial slurs about the “yellow man”. He gets away with it mostly. Unfortunate the moderators are not doing anything about it. Where is SOC?

Some interesting and intelligent posts..

While I was expecting something purely in the civilian sector I got assigned two projects both of which have significant military applications. Worse, one of them wants me to mainly focus on the military sales aspect of it, putting me in a tight spot as I really don’t know how to write an effective marketing plan for military products.. but well I’ll have to read up and spend some sleepless nights.

One of the products is truly revolutionary and is likely to end up on virtually all major fighter programs in the next 5 years! Not to mention UAVs, other remotely piloted vehicles and perhaps even tanks.

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PS: Grey Area you always have the most eerie icons dude

The game is becoming increasingly more complicated and interesting. There is an ancient Chinese curse which goes something like this:

May you live in interesting times

I own a base guitar but don’t play it much. Not at all since some fellow guitarist “took” my jack in a party at my basement. Would prefer to go back to acoustic someday. Long ago, used to play the flute. I also fart sometimes. 😀

Referring to entire US anti-missile effort I have one question: Could Russia sustain economically and financially to produce: 50 mobile MIRV-ed “Topol-M”s, 12 “Bulava”s, 75 H-101s, 4 Tu-160s and a half of “Borey” annually for ten years to come?

I guess it all depends at what price to the economy. Personally I don’t see it making that kind of military investments unless they go back to the “old” way of governing.

What would be interesting to know is your particular choice of weapons and how you plan to deploy them and use them.

I would think it wiser to focus on conventional forces more than on MAD. Russia lags far far behind now in that area.

Well off topic to that of course is the fact that the traditional Army branches: Armor, Infantry, Artillery etc, don’t treat Army Aviation with much respect.

And Army Aviation has the Achilles heel of not being allowed to operate fixed wing aircraft. Its all messed up, they really need to rethink how CAS fits in.

thanks everyone for your comments. Maybe I’ll be selling vodka for all I know 😀