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Did Lockheed Martin really say that?

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"Nothing compares because nothing can compare"

That's one of Lockheed Martin's slogans printed in a new marketing brochure for the F-16IN (tip: Sweetman).

Is this the worst marketing slogan for a military aircraft of all time, or are there even dumber ones?

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"We never forget who we're marketing for" (Source: Lockheed Martin)

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Rocko and Moose in a marketing meeting....

"Love it, S.T. Lets go with it!"

'Nothing compares, because nothing can compare...'

Moose: "yeah I like it boss. Real catchy....like.."

I hear the new Rosoboronexport ads targeting India for the SU-30 MkI have a similar catchphrase;
The MkI - Nothing compares because we control the spares...

Hawkeye, Ros doesnt need to hawk the MKI to India. Its already in service. And over 90% of the spares will be built in India, so no - they really dont "control" the spares.

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