I like the part about the claim of how a tail section of an A-10 severed a high tension line. A-10s are tough, but not tough to get through something like that unscathed. Complaints like that put every other complaint made in question.
Although in the response, they said live weapons aren't used during training and that everything is simulated doesn't really hold water either.
Military investigators on Friday were trying to determine how a National Guard F-16 fighter jet on a nighttime training mission strafed an elementary school with 25 rounds of ammunition.
www.nbcnews.com
Tension Grows After Military Jet's Flare Sparks Wildfire
www.cbsnews.com
On the OTHER hand (running out of hands), the articles are filled with incorrect information.
ugh....
Thanks
Joel