With the rise of ever more advanced and incredibly expensive technologies, how do countries plan to produce these in sufficient numbers to make a difference without making themselves bankrupt?
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Why did the US military neglect long-range air-to-air weapons for decades and is now rushing to develop the AIM-260 and LREW to catch up to China and Russia?
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BMT advice?
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I’m in the middle of meps to enlist in the airforce, Any tips for BMT?
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B-2 'Spirit' Bomber | STEALTH HEAVY HITTER
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Triangle shaped "plane" flying with the tip backward and droning sound? What kinda plane was that? Germany
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Reserves Questions
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I’m contemplating joining the reserves and know nothing of military. Is there anyone who would I could PM I have lots of questions! Thanks in advance
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Submerged Sherman Tank from the Battle of Saipan at Kilili Beach
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Has anyone seen an updated version of this for 2019 or late 2019?
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What's in like in the Brig?
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I am not military but my boyfriend was a Marine stationed in Beaufort, SC. Anyways, a year or so ago he made some mistakes overseas and is currently facing time in the Brig in Charleston. He could be in there for 1 to 2 and a half years. Any info on what life is like in there and how the conditions are would be greatly appreciated.
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If a battleship was built today, how much crew would it likely require?
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Battleships are notable for their high crew requirements, which played a role in their ultimate decommissioning. However, these days we have technology which could be used to automate certain functions of battleships, reducing crew requirements. If a modern battleship was built, what would you estimate as its crew requirements?
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