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Great I'll look up the other two myself along with reading these ones (some of which I might have already, lets see) You can also try remote host and just provide link here etc if its a big file. There might be a limit on how much you can do in just one post too (so more posts needed etc)...

I will do reverse way, a countdown kinda. There's lotta places I'd like to be soon (revisiting), meeting (new and old ) friends and having some fun etc (esp in US and Europe but some places Ive never been before so I guess they dont count)...but 2021 is just gonna be a messed up year for me...

I am finding large pockets of this more broadly everywhere I look....I dont know who are the most and who are the least on this anymore....lotta people just inherit good things and good ways and dont really introspect why and what and how....or they are even ingrateful and spoiled about it and...

Quite fascinating stuff. Could you give the source/name of paper? More then 4 years back I posted this on another forum regarding the basic idea of a shock train using boundary layer effect: I remember reading a paper on shock trains by some germans. Will have to dig that up and re-acquaint...

Yep this was conveyed to me over series of interactions in quite some interesting detail.....from two particular fellows, your countrymen from up there....even with a few Balti words thrown in (What an interesting language that is)....very smart acute fellows both of them....not active anymore...

Why's that? This is literal representation in federal govt structures....rather than hewing/splitting anything away. They are different enough people in the end too deserving respect of those differences, if the argument is that they should just be bunched in with "Azad" Kashmir. Just from my...

This happens in West too, its not region specific. Friend of mine almost got charges brought against him, I was ready to go to court to testify on his behalf if it went there given I knew underlying details on the matter...but (thankfully in the end) the woman (whom I also befriended before this...

Honestly this should be big reasoning to drop russian aircraft from TNI-AU and not acquire anymore in future. It will just cause interference and other issues and any workarounds are not optimal too. Its just best to pick a side in your underlying C4I structure and build outwards from it...

It was feature of the block 1. They changed it in later block to grey, coz pilots complained it stuck out too much as a tactical cue for opposition etc. As to why it was black in first place, I am unsure, likely something to do with a radar operation mode which needed low reflectivity..but...

Big part is also because RAN blew huge part of its budget acquiring barracuda subs in what can be said is quite a big ripoff given the pricing and what you are getting...thats long story I wont get into now. This means next to no funds left for upgrading (and sustained operation with F-35B) of...

http://cimsec.org/southeast-asia-a-new-strategic-nexus-for-japans-maritime-strategy/45718 @#comcom @Azull @Joe Shearer @Chestnut @T-123456 @Saithan

This is good, there must be steady permeation to private sector (be it established or startups) to hold more production and even development side...so that India has its versions of SpaceX and over time more legacy corporates too involved. There is huge amount of stuff for example that ISRO...

Cpl points, 1) Ignoring for time being Chinese radar quality (and doctrine) which I have no real idea about, there are ways to develop methods to detect and even track in radar "shadow" zones. They are not truly uniform pitch black areas, it just becomes a lot harder (given such things as...

Yup well meaning diaspora are a great network to have. India benefits from this feature too.

https://theprint.in/defence/like-lighting-a-match-in-cyclone-beauty-of-indias-hypersonic-flight-tech-is-in-its-engine/504832/

Cross posting for interest of watchers in this thread about the fog-of-war documentary: https://defencehub.live/threads/book-excerpt-governance-of-azad-kashmir-and-gilgit-baltistan.1027/page-2#post-7088

You likely will find this a good watch: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fog_of_War It left a deep lasting impact on me...watching it for first time in 1st year college...honestly I have lost track of how many times I have come back to it to watch certain moments, certain footage, certain...

That's very sad, they are historic treasure. Hope for speedy recovery of the crew (injured) I saw her sister "Grumpy" fly in Hamilton airshow the one time, a memory I won't forget. B-25 has the size, profile and look like no other bomber of its era does. They are my favourite. @KAL-EL

@Joe Shearer you must have come across this fellow before: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._B._S._Haldane Was wondering if you have anything to share about him?

Off topic, but I couldn't resist to give a little more wind to these wings: After the resolving of the Cuban missile crisis, JFK called a meeting of the 5 chiefs of staff...where McNamara asserts this exchange happened: Kennedy: Gentlemen, we won...I don't want you to ever say it, but you know...