BigGreenGilbert - tuc is of course right when he points out the safety of the public as one reason for us all having a right to know about the Dark Hawk. I certainly don’t want to find myself wearing a Hawk of any kind when I’m just walking along minding my own business.
But there’s surely a moral reason as well. That Dark Hawk is public property - our taxes paid for it. There are probably only three reasons why we shouldn’t be allowed to know the details - confidentiality involving either personal privacy or commercial sensitivity, and national security. As far as I know, none of those applies here.
Does it not occur to you that your
what makes you think you have any righ to know about it?
displays the kind of arrogance that still expects unquestioning deference for superiors (of which perhaps you may be one)? I believe those attitudes should have disappeared years ago.
airsound (who's sorry for the thread drift)