Reddit user UR_WRONG_ABOUT_V22 has died in a V22 Osprey crash
Reddit user UR_WRONG_ABOUT_V22 has died in a V22 Osprey crash
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If a badger mauls me to death because I tried to pet it, I want you all to know that I never said they weren't vicious predators. My name is in no way a statement on the docile nature of badgers. They are dangerous and I won't feel safe trying to pet it.
If you ever die in a badger related incident, I hope your partner starts posting for you
Will do o7
Please don’t fly any WWII era Soviet fighters.
I... Uhh... Yeah, same
This one killed me, I hope that guy was a dipshit
I'm not going to profess to be some sort of expert on combat aircraft or complicated machines in general, but when I look something up and I immediately see this
Still, the Osprey isn't historically reliable when it comes to combat readiness. In fact, the program missed the boat on meeting its reliability rate goals in every year from 2011 to 2021 — despite taking its first flight in 1989.
in an article titled 'Why they call the Osprey the 'widow maker', I'm going to assume it's a piece of shit, especially knowing what I already did about it's extended development and previous crashes and issues
It's a fucking overcomplicated helicopter, and those are already accident prone pieces of shit, I don't think there has ever been a time when adding MORE delicate systems to an existing machine has increased it's reliability
I've never seen a mechanic more worried than when his Osprey stopped leaking
The jokes write themselves!
God, I hate reddit debatebros
I agree, but occasionally they can be very funny. The enemy of my enemy has some good dunks sometimes
US forces in Iraq and Syria have been subject to 78 attacks resulting in 66 injuries since the start of Al-Aqsa Flood. There have been no deaths.
Since Al Aqsa Flood started a V22 Osprey has crashed with 8 servicemembers and a helicopter crashed in the Mediterranean carrying a full SF team. Everyone on both aircraft died.
Edit: I think they said 1 contractor died from a heart attack because of one of the missile strikes
Where's that emoji with an al-queda member on a couch with a TV remote just watching America destroy itself?
When your best defense is "hang on we have deadlier aircraft in the US air force!"
Never forget that the Army wants its own much larger fleet of Ospreys. We're talking about the V280 Valor, they want to replace all Blackhawks with those starting in 2030.
A thousand Ospreys! Unlimited crashes! Endless VTOL genocide!
Actually went ahead and looked up some numbers - as long as the Army doesn't change its plan, production will begin in 2027 already and the V-280 will have to replace at least 3,000 Blackhawks and Apaches. Oh and this crap will get pushed on the allies, so get ready for Fallschirmjagers drowning in the Baltics in this POS contraption lol.
V-280 Valor
I like how it has the v-tail of the Beechcraft "fork-tailed doctor killer" Bonanza lmao
replace all Blackhawks
Let me guess, Poland will buy those for the 50% higher price than new copters.
who would have thought the aircraft more complicated than a helicopter, that can't glide for shit, and is routinely flown low to the ground would be unsafe
This tickles me more than Kissinger did
"Posting station"? Is that ironic or unironic?
Reddit user UR_WRONG_ABOUT_V22 has died in a V22 Osprey crash, his wife now has taken control of his posting station
That's the official job description lol wasn't there an old reddit survey that found the most active reddit users were in some quaint military town?
Wait a minute, this isn't fakenews
An Osprey is a bird of prey that hunts fish primarily. They do talon grabs skimming the surface of the water in flight as well as dives directly into the water.
I learned that playing Trout Lake on the Apple IIGS in grade school.
lmao owned
Time for reddit user "IM_RIGHT_ABOUT_V22" to be born
He died doing what he loved
That's not the reliability I've come to expect with something that was named Gundam 22.
