What I learnt from this movie
1) if you disobey orders and put lives at risk you are a 'maverick' and everyone still thinks you're cool.
2) if you kill an awful lot of North Korean soldiers destroy their bases there will be no political outcry because, well, they're not human are they?
3) Also if you are North Korean soldiers under attack from a fighter aircraft it will be sufficient just to send in one helicopter.
4) if you just wounded an enemy pilot in open area it is logical to send in one dog and not the helicopter you just got out of.
5) when the highly sophisticated AI system turns off its communications you can still talk to it by flying close by. Must have had tin cans and string as back up.
6) when ordered to shoot down the rogue aircraft and it suggests working together or it will be shot down by the enemy, go along with it rather than let the Russians do the job for you.
7) its possible to fly below 15 ft over towns and villages even tho the aircraft looks at least 6-10 ft high and it doesnt matter if you destroy a few houses because, well, see no 2.
8) Americans still believe smart bombs really mean smart and not "it will go in a roughly correct direction" and will fly thru a door and only kill those who you want it to. Not the school or hospital next door.
9) Americans are still chasing the "perfect" war where no US soldiers are harmed in anyway. Keep dreaming or keep you nose out of other countries!!
"You're human." "Barely, I'm a lawyer." Blade II