Stan Cooper
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That's pretty funny. I hear the sound of the Air Force stimulating innovation leading to U.S. jobs in what could otherwise become another economic boom for China. Ya' know, sorta like the U.S. sitting on the sidelines watching China innovate in the drone market and taking over development and manufacturing.I hear the sound of tax money being flushed down thousands of $700 toilets.
They will be autonomous. No license needed. According to the people proposing this, not me.When thinking about flying carts for the public, the whole concept is a joke. If driver's license tests were 25% as difficult as PPL, the roads would be nearly empty.
What's required for operate a flying car? LSA license and DL? Need IFR rating for weather? night currency requirements? Periodic medical exam?
I am aware of organizations that decline to participate in these blanket openings because they are seen as fishing expeditions to find out what IP they have and typically result in very small contracts if any at all.I hear the sound of the Air Force stimulating innovation leading to U.S. jobs in what could otherwise become another economic boom for China.
They will be autonomous. No license needed. According to the people proposing this, not me.
This is exactly the kind of cover project that would be used to disguise the roll out of the alien tech. Just like the so called "Saturn V"...Stuff like this leads me to believe the military doesn't have advanced alien tech hidden in a hanger somewhere.
Dale, I think the Blackfly is one of the products inspiring the Air Force to initiate Agility Prime.These folks appear to still be in the game: