Well done, thou good and faithful servant
Thursday, 26 April 2007
Jaguar Retires
Well done, thou good and faithful servant
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Ah well. So we're using Eurofighters from now on, right? That's what the internet says. The aircraft that's so easy to fly, that if you can fly it in a simulator, you can fly it in real life.
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*loads up Microsoft Flight Sim and looks for directions to RAF Leuchars*
Boy, everybody's been upgrading recently.
ReplyDeleteThe USAF just put the F-22 Raptor in service two years ago, and are already working on the F-35 Lighting II (twice as good as the orginal, I gather).
Now if only we can get the friggin' army to finally replace its Vietnam-era small arms, we'd be in buisness.