A C-2 Greyhound is preparing for an arrested landing on USS Nimitz on Oct. 19, 2009, while dolphins jump in the ship’s wake. An interesting picture, in my opinion, since the idea of power of a US supercarrier is balanced by the sense of freedom transmitted by the dolphins jumping out of water.
“Technology and nature (coexisting) in the Indian Ocean”.
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The following defense news article deserves a read: RAF: Harrier Retirement Won’t Hurt F-35C Skills By ANDREW CHUTER Published: 17 Dec 2010 08:55 One of Britain’s senior Royal Air Force commanders has rebutted suggestions that […]
The Navy’s F-35C CV (Carrier Variant) version of the Joint Strike Fighter has finally landed onto the USS Nimitz’s flight deck using a new arresting gear. On Nov. 3, at 12.18PM LT, F-35C CF-3 with […]
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