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Should be a wild four years.

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Rep. Abe Hamadeh (R-Ariz.) introduced the bipartisan "BRRRRT Act" (H.R. 9780) on Monday, requiring the Air Force to retain at least 126 A-10 Thunderbolt II "Warthog" jets through fiscal year 2033, halting their planned retirement.

▶️ The bill is co-led by Rep. Don Davis (D-N.C.), and if passed, it would also force the Air Force to restore shuttered maintenance depots and pilot training pipelines.
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Sorry, had to verify. That sounded too much like a shitpost.

Right... and then what?

All those services get replaced with homegrown European products? No really, what happens next?
The EU don't care if the replacement is shit! They should 100% refuse, but they won't
 
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Rep. Abe Hamadeh (R-Ariz.) introduced the bipartisan "BRRRRT Act" (H.R. 9780) on Monday, requiring the Air Force to retain at least 126 A-10 Thunderbolt II "Warthog" jets through fiscal year 2033, halting their planned retirement.
The A-10 is as utterly beloved as it would be utterly doomed if it had to fight in a peer-to-peer war. Really good at punishing the enemy when you have total air superiority though.
 
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Rep. Abe Hamadeh (R-Ariz.) introduced the bipartisan "BRRRRT Act" (H.R. 9780) on Monday, requiring the Air Force to retain at least 126 A-10 Thunderbolt II "Warthog" jets through fiscal year 2033, halting their planned retirement.

▶️ The bill is co-led by Rep. Don Davis (D-N.C.), and if passed, it would also force the Air Force to restore shuttered maintenance depots and pilot training pipelines.
GET FUCKED CHAIR FORCE, 30MM GO BRRRRRRRR. 30x173mm is the light.
 
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Rep. Abe Hamadeh (R-Ariz.) introduced the bipartisan "BRRRRT Act" (H.R. 9780) on Monday, requiring the Air Force to retain at least 126 A-10 Thunderbolt II "Warthog" jets through fiscal year 2033, halting their planned retirement.

▶️ The bill is co-led by Rep. Don Davis (D-N.C.), and if passed, it would also force the Air Force to restore shuttered maintenance depots and pilot training pipelines.
Can we make a thunderbolt III? I love the Warthog with a passion and I find it hilarious how we refuse to let it go. But at the same time it isn't going to survive in a conflict with a more modern military. We have enough notes on what a modern war would look like that we can build a next gen Warthog to meet it.
 
You know how Trump petitioned SCOTUS to reconsider their denial of cert in his case against E. Jean Carroll, the nutty old chick who thinks "rape is sexy" and who managed to convince a roomful of idiots that he raped her at some point and then defamed her by denying it? Well, they're thinking about it. It will likely still get denied, but on the other hand they might bounce it around again week after week while they try to reach consensus again. Fun!
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The E. Jean Carroll stuff is just awful. Whatever deal they made with her was desperate. Carroll's case is a uniquely grotesque weaponization of law, emotion and politics.

It is one of the top five worst things to come out of the Trump years after Russiagate, the perfect phone call, 2020 stolen and fucking COVID.
 
Have you listened to Rubio speak in the last year? Farthest thing from robotic you could find.
Rubio has shown himself to be hyper competent and intensely passionate in his new job. He's come a long way from nervously drinking water during that Republican SOTU rebuttal.

If anything, he would need to show he can be charming and relatable more to successfully run for President. But he did win election after election as a Senator and his career in politics before that, so he must have it in him.
 
Can we make a thunderbolt III? I love the Warthog with a passion and I find it hilarious how we refuse to let it go. But at the same time it isn't going to survive in a conflict with a more modern military. We have enough notes on what a modern war would look like that we can build a next gen Warthog to meet it.
We would need to rip the 37mm rotary cannon off the T249 Vigilante prototype for any sort of upgrade.
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Rep. Abe Hamadeh (R-Ariz.) introduced the bipartisan "BRRRRT Act" (H.R. 9780) on Monday, requiring the Air Force to retain at least 126 A-10 Thunderbolt II "Warthog" jets through fiscal year 2033, halting their planned retirement.

▶️ The bill is co-led by Rep. Don Davis (D-N.C.), and if passed, it would also force the Air Force to restore shuttered maintenance depots and pilot training pipelines.
this is retarded. The Air Frames are shot. If we want to keep the capability a new plane is required. A modern turbo prop armed to the teeth like the old Skyraider would serve. Wouldn't be able to survive a hostile airspace, but the A-10 wouldn't either so...
 
this is retarded. The Air Frames are shot. If we want to keep the capability a new plane is required. A modern turbo prop armed to the teeth like the old Skyraider would serve. Wouldn't be able to survive a hostile airspace, but the A-10 wouldn't either so...
It's a hearts and minds bill, not a 'do a useful thing for a lot of people' bill.
 
Whoever invented the scary snarl term "data centers" is a brilliant propagandist.

People are foaming at the mouth and committing terrorism over server farms, something that has existed for three decades and are quite common.

Like it's really really fucking retarded but as a troll myself I respect anyone who can rile people up that much.
My life goals include trolling one person into firing a long-range, exploding munition at another person.

I may have already accomplished this... really can't be sure.
 
Can we make a thunderbolt III? I love the Warthog with a passion and I find it hilarious how we refuse to let it go. But at the same time it isn't going to survive in a conflict with a more modern military. We have enough notes on what a modern war would look like that we can build a next gen Warthog to meet it.
Not really sure how it can be improved beyond giving it more countermeasures. Its purpose as a dedicated close air support platform basically mandates that the plane excels in places where your enemy has no real recourse against it and outside of that, in contested skies, it would struggle hard.
 
Is this 9/11 for pooners and faggots?
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Of course Pearl was the based one. I heard a rumor she didn't shoe up to some fundraiser for the Trevor Project, which if true, LOL.
The old gun is fine, but the plane around the gun is in dire need for a redesign. We have like 60 years of aviation advancement it needs to catch up on.
A lot of stealth tech would be wasted on the concept, since one of its defining charterisisics is carrying a lot of ordnance. If it was me, I'd keep the basic design, install better engines, more fuel, and more countermeasures.
 
this is retarded. The Air Frames are shot. If we want to keep the capability a new plane is required. A modern turbo prop armed to the teeth like the old Skyraider would serve. Wouldn't be able to survive a hostile airspace, but the A-10 wouldn't either so...
There was something like this called the Light Attack/Armed Reconnaissance project that the Air Force was trying to do throughout the 2010s but it was ultimately cancelled.
 
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