>Land secret drone in hostile country >Get F35 plans hacked

>He thinks this is even 1/10th of our secret tech!

Because by the time any other country has the tech to reverse engineer the tech the USA has moved on to bigger and better things.

>>32408956
>The quality of posts is extremely important to this community. Contributors are encouraged to provide high-quality images and informative comments.

>>32408985
So losing the F35 blueprints before it's in service for the next 40 years is a non issue?

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they don't even need any outside influence to fuck up.

>>32409479
That is one ugly boat..

itt: brown people and europeans that feel insecure about their militaries.

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>>32408956
Don't worry. Trump will fix this :)

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>>32409479
reminds me of this
at least the Freedom is a e s t h e t i c

>>32409029
Yes. Having blueprints is only part of the equation. You also need to have the scientific know-how to make the RAM coating, the engineering ability to make monocrystaline fan blades for the jet engines, etc. If all you got is a blueprint that says "Part A goes to Part B", Or even something that tells you the exact dimensions of parts A-Z, then you're still fucked. The blueprints are ultimately useless unless you're trying to make an exact replica of the plane. What's far more valuable is the underlying sciences and technology, which wasn't included.

>>32409619
There's still a lot of technical knowledge you can glean from just the blueprints, though.