US Navy Admiral Questions Expensive Stealth Platforms 490
Trepidity writes "United States Navy Admiral and Chief of Naval Operations Jonathan Greenert stirred a controversy by questioning much of the thinking underlying current U.S. defense technology. He argues that stealth technology is unlikely to retain its usefulness much into the future, and so focus should switch towards standoff weapons. In addition, he criticizes the focus on expensive all-in-one platforms such as the F-35 fighter, arguing for a payload-centric, flexible approach he compares to trucks rather than luxury cars."
Re:Cut military spending. (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Nonsense... it is 100% effective (Score:5, Funny)
Re:NObama 2012 (Score:5, Funny)
Go Romney! The candidate with the shorter last name deserves to win!
Actually the candidate with the biggest dick deserves to win. (Though I'm not offering to check.)
Of course, politicians don't listen carefully, so they think the rule is that the one who *is* the biggest dick deserves to win.
Re:Cut military spending. (Score:5, Funny)
We need software, not bombs.
FTFY
make install, not war
Re:Diplomacy does not always work (Score:4, Funny)
You can't be too rich, too thin, or have a too big stick.
I get enough of this junk in my email inbox. I don't want to see it on /.