The last F-22 mid-fuselage section has been shipped out of Lockheed Martin’s Fort Worth plant.
Month: May 2011
U.S. military aircrew secretly seeking civilian medical treatments to save careers
A U.S. Navy study found that military helicopter crews have been secretly seeking civilian medical treatment in a bid to save their careers.
F-35A’s combat radius drops to 584nm
The latest F-35 selected acquisition report posted by Federation of American Scientists said the F-35A’s combat radius could drop to 584nm.
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YouTube: Low-Cost Imaging Terminal Seeker (LCITS)
The Low-Cost Imaging Terminal Seeker (LCITS) will give helicopters a “fire and forget” capability by allowing the pilots to designate a target, fire a rocket and move on to the next threat.
RN has four pilots flying Hornets to retain carrier strike capability
Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope, head of the Royal Navy, said there are four Royal Navy fighter pilots flying the F/A-18 with the U.S. Navy so that Fleet Air Arm can regenerate its carrier strike capability when the new aircraft carrier is ready.