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If you have read down the twitter thread you would have perfectly found an article explaining the reasons.. http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/24204/setting-
by sremani 8y ago
If you have read down the twitter thread you would have perfectly found an article explaining the reasons..
http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/24204/setting-the-record-straight-on-why-fighter-jets-cant-all-simply-fly-away-to-escape-storms http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/24204/setting-the-recor...
- justin66 8y agoDoes that author have any sort of military background, or is he just a blogger?
- nradov 8y agoTyler Rogoway is a well known defense journalist and has been covering this stuff for years. He's not just a blogger.
- justin66 8y agoI tried to find a CV for him, to no avail. I am pretty unimpressed with the tone of his comments (you fools just don't understand!).
- nradov 8y agoI might take a snippy tone myself if ignorant people kept sending me the same stupid suggestions and questions. Most of his articles are somewhat "inside baseball" and assume that the reader has a certain baseline knowledge of policy and technology rather than explaining every little thing.
- justin66 8y ago> I might take a snippy tone myself if ignorant people kept sending me the same stupid suggestions and questions. And in that hypothetical, I guess I'd point out that if you are affected by such things, having a strong Twitter presence and making your web presence a sub-blog on an automotive website might be the wrong way to go about things. > Most of his articles are somewhat "inside baseball" and assume that the reader has a certain baseline knowledge of policy and technology rather than explaining every little thing. I didn't exactly feel like I was reading Aviation Week or something when I took a peek at his stuff. Hence my original question.