[rickss69]

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/...#ixzz16k46C0H7

http://video.foxnews.com/v/4438880/x...fle-in-action/

[Witchdoctor]

Sick ....

Wonder when they will hit OP's ......

[OC Maximus]

Fwd and Aft explosive warheads. W00t!

OCM

[GFDuke]

Someone will be selling them to the enemy.

[rickss69]

They aint smart enough to use them and can't get the ammo.

[rickss69]

And one of these too! http://www.comcast.net/video/1682154091/1682154091

(This is bigger than we think)

[MaadDaawg]

Now all they need is a tracking bullet like in some sci fi flick where it follows the enemy around corners and shit. Man, I'd hate to be on the wrong end of that things muzzle

Couldn't load the second one bro

[rickss69]

How about this? http://www.geekologie.com/2007/12/co...ots_around.php

[Neuromancer]

As a former EW. I got to spot those planes when no one else could. in fact...

I had a situation pulling picket duty off the coast of florida where I could not identify the radar.

Took two years, (out of the service) to find the specs and Identified that bogey as a U2. I emailed the former shipmate of mine. and got an earful about using unsec lines.

No comment on the fact that I used OSINT to identify it.

I couldn't believe they are still flying them...

As for the blackbird. Many people believe it is called the SR-71. It was actually the RS-71... (reconnaissance strike, not strategic reconnaissance) Nixon gaffed it when he announced it and the name stuck. Another myth is that it was believed it was developed as a spy plane because it "flew to fast to act as a strike aircraft" except that is exactly what is was designed to be... Flies too high and too fast to be shot down... drops a couple missiles and goes on its way...

Little bit of a history buff

[ocgmj]

That's pretty bad ass.