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Weapons die for all kinds of different reasons. Sometimes they happen at the wrong time, either in the midst of defense austerity, or with the wrong constellation of personnel. Sometimes they fall victim to the byzantine bureaucracy of the Pentagon, or to turf fights between the services. And sometimes they die because they were a bad idea in the first place. For the same
Commentary on the B-21 remains largely confined to the realm of speculation. After all, the warbird remains shrouded in secrecy. Still, it’s not too soon to start ruminating about its development, how the U.S. Air Force might use it, and what dwellers in the wretched hive of scum and villainy might do to blunt its impact.
This article concentrates on five systems that died, but that might have had transformative effects if they had survived.
Some for good reason.
This article concentrates on five systems that died, but that might have had transformative effects if they had survived.