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EmeraldHawk t1_j7q7wht wrote

After a half hour of Tineye / searching, the best I can find is this comment on a previous posting of the video:

"Theater, and there were reports on the driver and what may have been in his vehicle. He's still alive and well to my knowledge."

https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/det4m7/comment/f2z82dz/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

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asdaaaaaaaa t1_j7q6qsj wrote

>If they don't understand why it happened why would they leave.

If you're confused when a military aircraft buzzes you in a restricted area, you shouldn't be driving. The reality is the military doesn't care if you understand or not, that's not important. Their job is to keep random people off restricted areas, if you can't tell someone wants your attention when you're repeatedly buzzed by aircraft, that's on you. This is commonplace in secure areas. Just look up what happened at the NSA entrance on the east coast when two dealers took the wrong turn. Same would happen at any other restricted area.

They have a lot more to lose by not keeping the place secure.

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asdaaaaaaaa t1_j7pssgc wrote

Pretty much anything that involves approaching a military facility you shouldn't, especially if they have active training at that time. That's better than how some places handle it. You get one warning to turn around, if you keep approaching they open fire until you're neutralized. IIRC, it happened at the NSA entrance years ago, two dealers didn't read the signs towards the entrance (it's very clear it's a restricted area) and panicked.

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asdaaaaaaaa t1_j7ps0hi wrote

> "Boom" by Overture

It's literally just a model right now. Usually takes a bit longer than that to develop an aircraft, test parts, get manufacturing set up, get it approved/qualified by the FAA, then sell it. Not to mention how many companies and "idea" planes pop up already.

Unfortunately, without an engine or half-way working prototype, they haven't really even taken the first steps in development, at least not the challenging ones. If they already had made progress, I'd say they have a chance, but it's still way too early to have any hope.

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