Crashes in the Navy and Marine Corps have gone up wildly over the last twenty years. It's almost like the optempo of the Gulf War 2.0 is not sustainable.

The last year I was in the military they cut back training flight hours by like a fraction of a percent. It was hardly noticeable. I wonder if it's continued to decrease in the last 5 years. The aircraft aren't getting newer, and the military is experiencing massive brain drain as it's hands are tied by congress when it comes to competing with the market for labor.

I live crossing the border, I'm anti war, however it was always fun going up North and catching a couple of jets doing crazy maneuvers.

Who killed him?

We know what the cause was yet?