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Yep, the orange suits are...well, a bit bright - but those goofy helmets, though.Agreed. I'm referring to the orange suits.
No one's touched on CoG issues yet?! Am I in the right forum?
If you're referring to the second photo in post #1282, it has more than just CoG issues...No one's touched on CoG issues yet?! Am I in the right forum?
He is not flying a P-39.
He's a porker! Could probably take a lot of Gs!Looks like Porky got shot down. Do the Russians not have weight and fitness standards?
So, the Ukrainans are claiming eight aircraft downed today. The aircrew are a far cry from the supermen that Soviet and RF propaganda, (and Western, for that matter,) have made them out to be. It just kills me that we as a community of nations are willing to sit by wringing our hands while Putin and his minions slowly, inexorably subdues Ukraine.
So, the Ukrainans are claiming eight aircraft downed today. The aircrew are a far cry from the supermen that Soviet and RF propaganda, (and Western, for that matter,) have made them out to be. It just kills me that we as a community of nations are willing to sit by wringing our hands while Putin and his minions slowly, inexorably subdues Ukraine.
What would you suggest?
So you want a nuclear weapons exchange?
That would be a potential endgame for any NATO involvement.
There's very much a subtext of the Trolley Problem in this discussion.
Whilst it's a great way to test NATO kit I hope the Alliance can replenish their armaments in case it all goes to sh#t.From Twitter "Two portable 2D Squire ground-based surveillance radars and five AN / TPQ-36 Firefinder weapons detection radars will be delivered to Ukraine by the Dutch Ministry of Defense to counter Russian aggression."
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