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Brian
of Your town, NY
You know.... doing their part in the war against Oil.report abuse
Feb 15, 2008 7:22 AM
The anti-war nuts are in a cave freezing at the moment.
You know.... doing their part in the war against Oil.report abuse
Tim
of Waterville, ME
Feb 14, 2008 10:57 PM
I am surprised they did not outsource it to China!!!report abuseWayne Leach
of Winslow, ME
Feb 14, 2008 9:59 PM
Now, if they use them to defend America instead of attacking other nations! I believe we have a pretty superior navy as it is, but we do need to stay ahead of other dangerous countries in weaponry. I would ask, even demand, that none of our weapons be sold to foreign countries. Why do we need to supply others with the ability to war, then wonder if these same weapons will be turned on us - again, as has so often occurred in the past. A foreign policy consisting of non-intervention is a wise policy. A strong defense is a wise defense. We should not be on the offensive, however.report abuseFestus
of Portland, ME
market. Pound for pound, fighter jets are
more expensive.report abuse
Feb 14, 2008 7:23 PM
Shoot, that's nothing in today's defense
market. Pound for pound, fighter jets are
more expensive.report abuse
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