F-35 Joint Strike Fighter

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Da, u pravu si, pilot je poginuo...ALi nije na tome ni poanta. Poanta je u tome da su pilota u sjedalu vrijednom milijun dolara, orpemljenom svim mogucim i nemogucim aparatima i vezama trazili 15 dana..Ej, 15 dana su ga trazili...I to jos doma.

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A po cemu ce ga naci ? Ne postoji nikakav lokator ugradjen u avion. Pilot koji ima svoju opremu je mrtav. Avion je pao sa sve pilotom i u pitanju je bio F-22 i to zima 2010. a ne 2011. Pronaci avion nije lako na velikom prostranstvu. Ako imaju kontakt pre pada onda traze u tom podrucju prvo. A nedo Bog ako je iznad mora, tek onda to traje.
Eno Indijci vec danima traze MIG-29 i pilota.

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JA govorim o rusenju sa pocetka ove godine

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Pa ti bas i neznas o cemu pricas posto se F-22 rusio u novembru 2010. na Aljasci a ove godine nije. A F-35 se nije jos nijednom srusio.

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Poleteo je prvi serijski F-35B BF-6



Citat:The first production F-35B Lightning II short takeoff/vertical landing multirole fighter for the US Marine Corps was flown for the first time on 25 October 2011 at the Lockheed Martin facility in Fort Worth, Texas.


Vazduhoplovnoj bazi Eglin je isporucen sesti primerak F-35A AF-13



Citat:The sixth F-35A Lighting II multirole fighter was delivered to the F-35 Integrated Training Center at Eglin AFB, Florida, on 26 October 2011. The aircraft (Air Force serial number 08-0751) was flown from the Lockheed Martin facility in Fort Worth, Texas
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Citat:F-35C test aircraft piloted by Lt. Christopher Tabert launches from a from a degraded test catapult. The test used an intentionally degraded catapult to check the aircraft's response to steam ingestion. The F-35C is the Navy variant of the Joint Strike Fighter and recently concluded the first round of catapult testing. Future testing will include launches at varying weights, stores and with increased mission system functionality. The F-35C is undergoing test and evaluation at NAS Patuxent River before delivery to the fleet.

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The saga of LRIP V for F-35

Citat:The F-35 programme office has revealed today that the Department of Defense will reduce the LRIP V procurement amount by five aircraft, which cuts some combination of F-35As and F-35Cs but preserves three orders for the F-35B.

This means the LRIP V order drops from 35 to 30 aircraft, but it's only the latest twist. The evolution of the LRIP V is tricky, but it basically breaks down like this:

Up until two years ago, the DoD and Australia plans to buy 47 F-35s overall in LRIP V.
Australia postpones buying their first batch of four aircraft by two years, cutting the total LRIP V number to 43.
The first DoD restructuring comes next in February 2010, trimming the LRIP V order by one to 42.
The second DoD restructuring in January 2011 is more severe. This time, the LRIP V order plummets by 10 to 32 aircraft.
Congress doesn't like this arrangement, so it proposes raising the LRIP V amount to 35 aircraft.
Now, the DoD cuts the number back to 30.

Down, down, down, up and down again.

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Citat:Sixty-five stealth jets sufficient for now, top soldier reassures MPs

Canada’s top soldier says the 65 stealth fighters the government is planning to buy are the minimum number the military needs – but he hinted the back-up if jets are destroyed is that more will be for sale later.

General Walter Natynczyk, the Chief of Defence Staff, told members of the Commons defence committee Thursday that the 65 F-35 fighters the government is planning to buy “is the minimum operational essential for the needs of Canada.”

He said the government’s policy is not to buy “attrition aircraft” for any kind of plane – in other words, not to buy spares in case some are shot down, crash, or break. But he added that the good thing is that the next-generation aircraft will be coming off the production line in big numbers for many years.

“I think the positive with the F-35, it’s going to be built in the thousands over a long period of time,” he told reporters.

Defence Minister Peter Mackay maintains the fleet of 65 jets will be enough, but military planners have expressed concerns in briefing notes about how the military will handle the gap when planes are lost.

Gen. Natynczyk didn’t say how big a fleet of fighters would make the military feel comfortable that it can handle losses. He repeated that the government policy is not to buy for attrition, and that the military’s focus is on getting 65 when it needs them, between 2017 and 2020.

“Sixty-five is the minimal operational requirement for us,” he told the defence committee. “We need to have these aircraft both for our sovereignty of Canada and to meet our international obligations as set by the government of Canada.”

The F-35 acquisition, to be the most expensive purchase of military equipment in Canadian history, is riddled with questions. Cost estimates in the United States now far exceed Ottawa’s estimates that it will pay $14.7-billion to buy and maintain the planes for 20 years. Production is being delayed, a Pentagon official has urged training on the aircraft to be delayed for 10 months because it is still too risky, and both U.S. military officials and politicians have raised concerns the planes won’t be affordable .

Gen. Natynczyk told the committee the problem is that there are few fighter planes on the market, and to prepare for unpredictable long-term threats, the F-35 is the best technology available – a so-called “fifth-generation” fighter with low-visibility stealth technology and control systems. And he told reporters that Canadian fighter pilots say that’s what they think is the best. The plane, however, has yet to emerge from early flight testing.

The F-35s are slated to replace Canada’s current fleet of about 77 CF-18 fighters – seven of which are now returning from operations in Libya.

Attrition has been a fact of life with the CF-18s. Canada initially bought 120 of the fighters, but decided to upgrade only 80 of the remaining jets in 2001. The Defence Department expects attrition, at a rate of losing one CF-18 from the fleet every two years.

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Postignuta max brzina tokom testiranja. Citavih 1.6 maha.

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Mene bi iskreno bilo sramota da prodajem ovakav avion

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su47berkut ::Може ли ми модератор који обрисао мој пост са питањем шта ће "прасе" у ваздушном дуелу са ПАК ФА или са неким другим авионом који има боље маневарске особине,а пртом смањен радрски одраз колико је могуће???

Ma koja drzava ce imati Pak FA a ameri ce ratovati sa njima,