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they watched, enthralled, as the Iranians grabbed and tormented our sailors - only to be thanked by our secretary of state for resolving the crisis they created. Now the Russians believe that they can get away with anything, as long as Obama’s in office.
Want more F-22s? Here's what that would take. New electronics might turn into a major headache if it's anything like the F-35.
Two years before Lockheed shuttered the F-22's final assembly line, a RAND study calculate that restarting production to build 75 new jets would cost $17 billion. Adjust for inflation and boost production to 194 Raptors, and the total price tag likely approaches $30 billion.
How much tech is too much tech in our cars? I have to say when I was in a rental car a few weeks ago while my ride was in the shop getting fixed after impact with a deer, I had to adjust back to not having blind spot detection and a backup camera. I felt a little less comfortable without having those safety devices.