F-35 Joint Strike Fighter

[asianobserve]

Dutch F-35A Full afterburner Takeoff

 

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Dutch F-35A Airpower Demo

 

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Close up photos of F-35 making very tight turns at Airpower Demo:

 

[gadeshi]

Close up photos of F-35 making very tight turns at Airpower Demo:

Speaking frankly, those turns were very slow and had big radius.
It is clearly visible that F-35A lacks thrust to maintain high G maneuvers.

 

[asianobserve]

Speaking frankly, those turns were very slow and had big radius.
It is clearly visible that F-35A lacks thrust to maintain high G maneuvers.

Look at the video I posted above. It dis make very fast instantaneous turns, especially in the turn where the above pictures were taken from. And these turns were made not as stand-alone well practiced demo but as a group show/drama.

 

[Immanuel]

Speaking frankly, those turns were very slow and had big radius.
It is clearly visible that F-35A lacks thrust to maintain high G maneuvers.

Sorry buddy, I was there and those turns were pretty good, nothing to suggest slow, many were made without burners and in general I was impressed; it is certainly more maneuverable than the F-16

 

[gadeshi]

Sorry buddy, I was there and those turns were pretty good, nothing to suggest slow, many were made without burners and in general I was impressed; it is certainly more maneuverable than the F-16

It is between F-16 and F-18 by its pilots words.
It is airshow, so it performed with lowered TOW.
And even then turn radiuses are huge.

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[Yumdoot]

Dreamworks of an F-35 lover.

How long before they mention Stuxnet deployment via the AN/APG-81?

Look here fannie unti the stuxnet on missiles delivered in tees minutes warna free:
http://breakingdefense.com/2014/06/gen-mike-hostage-on-the-f-35-no-growlers-needed-when-war-starts/.

Even the official site omits the mention of Stuxnet but in fan world anything is possible:
https://www.f35.com/news/detail/gen.-mike-hostage-on-the-f-35-no-growlers-needed-when-war-starts

 

[asianobserve]

Dreamworks of an F-35 lover.

How long before they mention Stuxnet deployment via the AN/APG-81?

Look here fannie unti the stuxnet on missiles delivered in tees minutes warna free:
http://breakingdefense.com/2014/06/gen-mike-hostage-on-the-f-35-no-growlers-needed-when-war-starts/.

Even the official site omits the mention of Stuxnet but in fan world anything is possible:
https://www.f35.com/news/detail/gen.-mike-hostage-on-the-f-35-no-growlers-needed-when-war-starts

F-35 Programme Begins Developing Cyber-Attack Capability

https://www.f35.com/news/detail/f-35-programme-begins-developing-cyber-attack-capability

 

[Yumdoot]

Yesterday was my lucky day. I could have asked for anything but ended up asking for a Stuxnet capable JSF. @#%!Y^($

Bhagwaan ek din aur sun lo meri. Mujhe ameer bana do aur sunny lenone ki dila do.

Cyber Attack Capability.
Sounds futuristic and its from USA. Must be true ji after all they invented the cube

and also the ship. How difficult can streaming porn on large format MFDs be.

Aur hum log abhi tak nagin wale serial dekh rahe hain. Dhut tere ki.

Waise hum bhi Simar ko janani sey makhi aur wapas fir janani bana sakte hain. Can they do it.

 

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Israeli Fighter Pilots Head to US for F-35 Training

TEL AVIV — Israel’s first cadre of F-35 pilots are headed next month to the United States to begin simulator and ground-based training on the new stealth fighter, the first two of which are scheduled to arrive here by the end of the year.

http://www.defensenews.com/story/de...06/16/israel-f35-stealth-fighter-us/85973202/

 

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F-35 Engine Upgrade Gathers Pace

An advanced compressor, combined with turbine, form core of proposed F135 upgrade

As Pratt & Whitney nears completion of the extensive F135 system development and demonstration (SDD) program for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter engine, the company is revealing new details of a proposed upgrade that could cut fuel burn by as much as 7% on aircraft entering service by the early 2020s.

http://aviationweek.com/defense/f-35-engine-upgrade-gathers-pace

 

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F-35 Helmet's God-Like View

 

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Air Force Sees Potential Combat Missions This Year for F-35
http://about.bgov.com/blog/air-force-sees-potential-combat-missions-year-f-35/

 

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F-35 Assembly Line:

 

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British Pilots Training on F-35B

 

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Israeli F-35 roll-out this week

https://insidedefense.com/insider/israeli-f-35-roll-out-week

 

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F-35 3i Software Runs Smoothly During Mountain Home Deployment

WASHINGTON — Software glitches have plagued the F-35 in recent months, but operators said they noticed a marked improvement during a June deployment where the aircraft did not experience any shutdowns.

"We cleared 88 of 88 sorties, and we were on time for 100 percent of those sorties for the large force exercises,” Maj. Brad Matherne, an F-35A pilot from the 34th Fighter Squadron, told reporters during a June 21 conference call. “We had zero losses due to any software stability issues that were previously out there.”

http://www.defensenews.com/story/de...5-software-mountain-home-deployment/86191386/

 

[Yumdoot]

Would you tell us what Michael Gilmore says about F-35 software and why.

 

[asianobserve]

Which kind, the kind that want to hear or the true state of the software development level of F-35?

I can only speculate judging from your posts that what you would like to hear me say is that F-35's software is forever doomed with no light in sight and that the Americans are a bunch of doodles who will never be as good as the Russians in making fighter planes. But then again the news I posted reported 100% availability of F-35As loaded with the debugged 3i software. I guess this is the kind of info that you don't want to hear.