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To: Art in Idaho

And just how did the chins detect and shoot down an F-22 from a sub with a beam weapon well over land in the Denali park? My opinion, either avionics problems or situation awareness during low level manuvers played a role. Maybe even G-LOC.


22 posted on 11/19/2010 11:46:04 PM PST by Always Independent
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To: Always Independent
The F-22 has a lot of stealth technology—without finely tuned aerodynamic monitoring and correcting computer programs it flies like an F-4 without powerful engines-ie,not too good!

There are all weather aircraft and then there are all weather aircraft in Alaska.

I was a Navy weatherman in Adak Alaska back in the early 70s and one of our P-3s crashed into a mountain during nasty weather and if the Orion,THE all weather aircraft,is unable to dodge a land mass during inclement weather certainly an F-22 can be excused.

If only the things weren't so expensive and the program canceled.

47 posted on 11/20/2010 2:11:52 PM PST by Happy Rain
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To: Always Independent

Especially since energy weapons are strictly line of sight. Or did the rules change here?


60 posted on 11/22/2010 1:21:49 AM PST by Ronin ("Dismantle the TSA and send the screeners back to Wal-Mart.")
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