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Interesting that the YouTube video showing first flight has the details of the tilting propeller mechanism blurred out.
I've never seen so much hand wringing and fainting couch flops in all my life.
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Had the Air Force stayed with the original KC-45 contract, several dozen would be in active service by now.
Does Boeing still have the 'Silent Eagle' concept on the back burner? Is Boeing still building F-15SA for Saudi Arabia?
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It's not the quantity of regulations, it is the nature of the regulations. That's a concept that seems to have completely escaped Mr. Bruno's grasp. Mr. Bruno seems to have completely forgotten...