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Israeli Air Force about to buy some F-35B STOVL jets to continue operating after an Iranian attack

December 20, 2015 Dario Leone

The Israeli Air Force might get some F-35Bs as well. Although it is not official yet, according to several local media outlets, the Israeli Air Force would be very close to purchase some F-35Bs. In […]

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[Video] F-35C successfully completes first arrested landing on aircraft carrier

November 3, 2014 David Cenciotti

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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[Composite Image] F-35A AF-1 completing a 360-degree roll with external load

February 22, 2014 David Cenciotti

Composite image, built from 17 photos of the F-35 doing an aileron roll. The maneuver itself is far from being special. It’s a standard 360-degree roll, that the F-35A AF-1 completes with external weapons load […]

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F-35 stealth jump jet has lost 4.5% of testing time due to grounding orders

March 25, 2013 Richard Clements

A question posed in Britain’s Houses of Parliament on Mar. 20 by Scottish Politician Angus Robertson highlighted the amount of time the F-35 development program has been lost due to grounding orders for the jet. The exact question which was […]

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Regardless of all the sensors, here is why F-35 pilots need to visually check their 6 o’clock

March 11, 2013 David Cenciotti

In a recent post, we have explained that a recently leaked Pentagon report highlighted the poor “out-of-cockpit visibility in the F-35A”, a shortcoming that would limit the pilots ability to see aerial threats surrounding the […]

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