Public perception. People have a mostly irrational fear of nuclear power. If you reminded the average San Diego citizen that there were a couple of nuclear reactors just across the harbor at North Island (aircraft carriers) and a few more at Point Loma (submarines), they'd freak out.

"Even the sun has to shine on a dogs ass from time to time"

I don't mean to detract from what you're saying, but wow, that's the best one liner I've heard all day!

You can get into a lot of trouble if someone steals his pr0n:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edison_Chen_photo_scandal

You can get into a lot of trouble if someone steals his pr0n:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edison_Chen_photo_scandal

It's like an arcade light gun game called Police 911 or something. It's just like a normal light gun game, except your standing on a pressure sensitive mat so you need to duck and lean to avoid bullets and peek around corners and stuff. I can totally see that being applied to a Wii FPS/light gun game.

If those fans are supposed to suck smoke out if there's a fire, what if the power goes out? Plus I think the noise would detract from experiencing the museum. Not a good trade off in my opinion.

The application for this technology wouldn't be in a large extended endurance craft like the Global Hawk, but in smaller more portable craft. Look at the size of that RC plane the researcher is working on. Since these fuel cells are so light (17oz of hydrogen versus many gallons of jet fuel), it would make it easy to design small, lightweight UAVs that could be deployed with the troops instead of being run from airbases far away.

And if you do need 24/7 coverage, you could aways have multiple planes and run them in shifts...

I think you'll only end up getting troops in trouble by trying to smuggle them alcohol.

And the first general order is "Take charge of this post and all government property in view", not sure what that has to do with alcohol smuggling...

I can't wait until they get a functional prism tank! (did someone mention red alert?)

No! If you connect Korea to America, they'll become American chicks and loose their exotic Asian allure! Save money on tugboats, just start an airline company with constant flights to Seoul!