Paper tiger bros, what are we gonna do about this b-21 situation?

Paper tiger bros, what are we gonna do about this b-21 situation?

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not going to happen. you weren't given the f22 and you won't get the b21.

>buy our weapons and fight our war goy

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Massive retard. We never wanted or asked for the F-22.

that's nice, that's one request less to deny. LOL

kek

>Paper tiger bros, what are we gonna do about this b-21 situation?

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Australia will get the b21 if they want same with f 22. Uk technically doesn't "have them" but they have them. Training planes, training, everything f22s need you name it, England been " doesn't"own around 1 squadron

there are only 186 f22's in service. assume that even with maximum production, the US would still be able to fulfil the number of pilots. there is zero need to let the british or anyone else have the planes because the more people who have information about the plane, the more chances it could leak.

>the more people who have information about the plane, the more chances it could leak
I already explained this yesterday. If there's people of Chinese descent that are involved in these military projects, the best course of action is to just keep them away from /r/aznidentity, keep them away from /r/sino, and everything will be fine.

why the fuck do you even need b-21s

>paying the U.S. to get to be the one getting killed in the proxy war against China

No, you're supposed to be getting free cash from the U.S. to let them park weapons in your country, dumbass.

to fund the US military industrial complex

B-21s would make a lot of sense for Australia. Tee bee aich I'm not even sure why Aus doesn't have a nuclear weapons program.

this except it won't just be a proxy war

How much are we gonna have to pay this time?

aside from the non proliferation treaty I think nuclear is pretty controversial in australia? could be wrong

>nuclear is pretty controversial in australia
Yes it is. It's more of a wedge issue more than anything, it's brought up by the coalition from time to time, but no one would actually plan to implement it

Honestly if they aren't mentally ill you don't even have to worry. Only legit threat is bribes.

What. The UK has spent years "training" in f 22s. We can cycle production up fast. We don't just build a shit ton of things. We build the things that make them then wait and adapt

This but unironically

you can't 'cycle production' the only facilities capable of building them are stateside. to even produce them outside of the US would require years of development. there is zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzero need to train anyone else to fly or produce the planes.

What
Homie the English have been "training" in f 22s for years. Doing everything. We'd just cycle up if ww3 broke out. 186 f22s let's be honest take out of the combined world's airforce. In terms of being a fighter its the 22 but it's expensive and a pain to train people on its so alien. It basically flies itself even in dog fights.