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36 seconds is pretty quick. But a vehicle turns on in like 2 seconds and some can provide cover, instead of floating through the air as an easy target with your hands occupied so you can't return fire.
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1LT (Join to see), all good points. However, you're comparing an emerging technology to an established one.
I look at the IMEs (Individual Mobility Experiments) as proof of concepts of what's possible. While they might be nothing more than "Ooooh Ahhhhh" items right now, think of how rotary wing assets completely changed how battlefield mobility evolved.
I look at the IMEs (Individual Mobility Experiments) as proof of concepts of what's possible. While they might be nothing more than "Ooooh Ahhhhh" items right now, think of how rotary wing assets completely changed how battlefield mobility evolved.
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I can see your point sir. Than money, or war, would drive this next innovation. And I don't see the DoD approving this into any budget right now.
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Holy Imperial Jet Troopers Darth Vader! =0)
That could become a very versatile tactical weapons platform and very useful in many ways.
very nice tool.
That could become a very versatile tactical weapons platform and very useful in many ways.
very nice tool.
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