History Channel: Stealth techology

[Ike 2K#]

This show is giving away our secrets!

btw, it's a good show

[genozaur]

Originally posted by Ike 2K#
This show is giving away our secrets!

btw, it's a good show

What YOUR secrets?

Stealth technology is based on Soviet theoretical research that was (with charmingly stupid disregard to its value) published in a magazine accessible to the science analysts in the USA.

Are you a citizen of the Soviet Union ?

[Raubvogel]

Originally posted by genozaur
What YOUR secrets?

Stealth technology is based on Soviet theoretical research that was (with charmingly stupid disregard to its value) published in a magazine accessible to the science analysts in the USA.

Are you a citizen of the Soviet Union ?

Yeah that's why the Soviets are well known for their stealth aircraft


Here's your sign.

[Holden McGroin]

Originally posted by genozaur
What YOUR secrets?

Stealth technology is based on Soviet theoretical research that was (with charmingly stupid disregard to its value) published in a magazine accessible to the science analysts in the USA.

Are you a citizen of the Soviet Union ?

And the Russian mathematician who's ideas were the foundation of radar absorption and scatter technology works for Northrop/Grumman.

[XtrmeJ]

I saw this last night, I really enjoyed it. I especially liked the part about the soldiers new camoflouge armor, and muscle enhancement suite.

 It all sounds so gamish, but they predict that these new weapons will be in the US arsenal as soon as 2013. Not that far off for such futuristic technology.

Warfare is going to get alot more complicated. And alot more ugly too sadly.

[patrone]

Your stealth tecnology?

Germany vs USA 1-0

Germany vs Russia 1-0

It came from Germany boys, like the rest of your "inventions" after -45. Goes for both USA, Russia (and Sweden...)

[XtrmeJ]

Originally posted by patrone
Your stealth tecnology?

Germany vs USA 1-0

Germany vs Russia 1-0

It came from Germany boys, like the rest of your "inventions" after -45. Goes for both USA, Russia (and Sweden...)

Someone's a little bitter.

[NUKE]

Originally posted by patrone
It came from Germany boys, like the rest of your "inventions" after -45. Goes for both USA, Russia (and Sweden...)

you're right, after 1945 America stopped inventing anything at all.

If not for an American, Germany probably would not have had the rockets they had either.

[patrone]

Yes, rockets was surely the only thing.

[genozaur]

Originally posted by Holden McGroin
And the Russian mathematician who's ideas were the foundation of radar absorption and scatter technology works for Northrop/Grumman.

Even if the guy is an American citizen now, it does not make the Stealth technology purely the American invention. It's the American technology based on the Soviet theoretical research.

[genozaur]

Originally posted by patrone
Your stealth tecnology?

Germany vs USA 1-0

Germany vs Russia 1-0

It came from Germany boys, like the rest of your "inventions" after -45. Goes for both USA, Russia (and Sweden...)

Patrone, don't bother to disclose your location. I know it's that secret Nazi base in Antarktida.
Say hi from me to Adi.

[Holden McGroin]

Originally posted by genozaur
Even if the guy is an American citizen now, it does not make the Stealth technology purely the American invention. It's the American technology based on the Soviet theoretical research.

Bernolli's fluid theories are the basis for wing lift.

Therefore the Wright brothers cannot be said to be the inventors of the airplane as they used Bernolli's theories.

[FUNKED1]

Originally posted by patrone
Your stealth tecnology?
...It came from Germany boys, like the rest of your "inventions" after -45.

[Spooky]

Originally posted by Holden McGroin

Therefore the Wright brothers cannot be said to be the inventors of the airplane as they used Bernolli's theories.

 
Not to mention  that on october 9, 1890 Clément Adair was the first man to fly (a tiny hop but still the thing flew!) a steam powered , bat-looking machine called "Eole".

the wright bros in 1903 achieved the first SUSTAINED flight .

nitpicking I know, this will turn in a dickie waving contest anyhow...

[G0ALY]

What about the first stealth aircraft, a clever Russian design that although it was foreign to the environment, operated in Germany without arousing suspicion, even appearing as though it belonged there.

Below is a top-secret picture of this aircraft codenamed…

The OPTICAL ILYUSHIN!