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Could America “Kill” Its Allies’ F-35 Fighters?
No, the United States does not possess a “kill switch” that could disable allied F-35 Lightning II fleets. According to the ...
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‘Simplicate and Add Lightness!’ — Designing the F-45 Mustang II
The reason why is that contrary to the irresponsible, overhyped portrayal of stealth, the limited x-band radar-focused stealthiness of planes such as the F-35 and F-22 exacts a huge penalty.
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How Air Force maintainers maker sure the F-35 stays a 'stealthy beast'
Maintaining this radar absorbent coating on surface of the F-35 is a job that takes very detail-oriented, sometimes tedious work — masking every small area, properly mixing chemicals ...
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Iran successfully used Russian-made radar to track US F-35 jets — designer
TASS/. Russian-made radar Rezonans-NE, which Iran purchased to identify and track stealth aircraft and hypersonic targets, successfully spotted and tracked US F-35 fighters near the country’s ...
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Portugal snubs F-35 jets over US policy concerns, eyes Rafale
In an interview with the Portuguese news agency Público, Portugal's Defense Minister Nuno Melo announced his decision against ...
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Inside the mile-long factory line where America's F-35 stealth fighter jets are made
The F-35 is the world's most expensive weapons program ... The paint, according to Lockheed, is designed to reduce and absorb radar signals, which contributes to the aircraft's stealth profile.
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F-35B Lightning II
The combination of the stealth features, the F-35’s active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar technology, and the aircraft’s ability to carry weapons internally means the F-35 can ...