How does firing a cannon from inside a Specter not totally destabilize it while in flight?

The recoil of the gun is pretty insignificant compared to the power generated by the engines and the force of lift.

B-21 Raider Rollout - Live in 58 minutes

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Did I read it correctly that there are only three built and ready for service right now?

I have no idea...

:)

Heh

Genius move.

The Indians would have killed and scalped the settlers otherwise. They also enjoyed smashing babies' heads against trees.

Great bump, thanks Dong

Been waiting for this since the unveil was announced last week, but got home after work and started looking for pics... with none to be found

It basically looks like a ufo straight on, loving the even more seamless unibody look with smaller slit induction ports and windows

And thats just superficial looks, the real magic is internal

You're in some deep dive territory on this thread lol

Few alive today could even fathom how brutal and harsh life was back then, but there are always two sides to every story... we can't change the past, only learn from it

The good guys and civilization won. That is all that matters.

I like Tommy guns and grenades personally.

Some of the most impressive displays of firepower I’ve ever witnessed.

I like the grown of a good old
Pratt & Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp.

Whistling Death.

If you have never heard the famous Corsair whistle in person you'll enjoy the video.




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