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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nAnnie is a true work horse and the go-to aircraft in many remote areas of the world because of its ability to carry heavy payloads in and out of primitive areas with minimal landing and take-off amenities. It has a limited range of about 500 miles but that is enough to reach much of Japan and all of South Korea. \u201cHow could some old airplane do that in the face of all our modern air defenses?\u201d you ask. And therein reposes Annie\u2019s advantage. She flies too low and slow to be detected by radar systems and with an earth\/sky camouflage paint scheme, is almost impossible to be spotted from above by faster, higher flying aircraft.<\/p>\n
Annie can fly low and slow, so much so that our modern air defense systems are actually programmed to ignore such radar returns to sift out civilian distractions. And when I say slow, I mean an aircraft that could possibly fly forty miles an hour at treetop level without stalling all the way from Wonsan to Nagasaki and Hiroshima carrying a two-ton nuclear bomb. How ironic would it be for the only two cities in world history that have suffered nuclear devastation might do so again to satisfy the mad political strategizing of a fat little man, full of himself and his total power over small nation, yet completely ignorant of the world he shuns. BUT, he does indeed possess a weapon that just might be capable of delivering that destruction upon those two cities and others, an aircraft that was ironically being designed and first built when Allied forces delivered the first nuclear destruction upon them in 1945.<\/p>\n