Air Force warns of 'Martian air superiority' gap after NASA repeatedly flies helicopter on Red Planet
“It seems clear that NASA has gained a first-mover advantage."
By Scheisskopf
WASHINGTON — Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown made a passionate call to regain air superiority on Mars to members of the Air Force Association this week after a NASA helicopter recently surpassed one mile of flight on the Red Planet.
“It seems clear that NASA has gained a first-mover advantage,” Brown said. “That’s fine becaus…
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