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Without the United States, is the F-35 still viable?

28 December 2025 admin 0

If the United States reduces its commitment, what will become of the allied F-35 fleets? Dependence, political risks, and the absence of a real Plan […]

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F-35A, B, or C: what each variant really changes in combat

26 December 2025 admin 0

Three variants, three doctrines. The F-35A, B, and C explained: missions, capabilities, developments, and real costs of the world’s most ambitious program. In summary The […]

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Does the F-35 have Russian DNA hidden in its nozzle?

24 December 2025 admin 0

Does the F-35B owe some of its technology to the Soviet Yak-141? A detailed look back at a little-known and often fantasized industrial heritage. Summary […]

F-35 Turkey

F-35: The United States reopens the door to Turkey

15 December 2025 admin 0

In-depth discussions are underway between Turkey and the United States on Ankara’s possible return to the F-35 program, focusing on sanctions, the S-400 issue, and […]

F-35 Belgium

Belgium assesses the industrial benefits of the F-35A Lightning II in replacing the F-16 Fighting Falcon

10 November 2025 admin 0

As Belgium replaces its F-16s with the F-35, the debate intensifies over the industrial offsets promised to Belgian companies: assessment, challenges, and criticism. Summary In […]

F-35 Belgium

The Belgian F-35 incident in the Azores: when arrival turns into a joke

27 October 2025 admin 0

During its transatlantic flight, one of the four Belgian F-35A Lightning IIs was grounded in the Azores: history, causes, consequences, and surprise surrounding the Belgian […]

F-35 Norvege

Norwegian F-35As participate in NATO nuclear exercise

24 October 2025 admin 0

Oslo commits its F-35As to escort bombers during NATO nuclear exercise. A milestone for the alliance and a full-scale test of the F-35’s capabilities. Summary […]

Germany orders 15 F-35As to bring its fleet to 50 aircraft

Germany orders 15 F-35As to bring its fleet to 50 aircraft

20 October 2025 admin 0

Germany plans to order 15 additional F-35A aircraft, bringing its fleet to 50 aircraft. Challenges, budget and European benefits. Summary Berlin has decided to order […]

F-35 Denmark

Danish reinforcement: 16 additional F-35As, heading for 43 aircraft

20 October 2025 admin 0

Denmark has confirmed the purchase of 16 more F-35As (43 in total) and is accelerating its air and Arctic capabilities. Capacity issues, timetable, costs and […]

US F-35B catches fire in Japan: warning about STOVL engine

US F-35B catches fire in Japan: warning about STOVL engine

17 October 2025 admin 0

A US F-35B caught fire on October 17, 2025, while landing in Iwakuni. This incident highlights the technical challenges of STOVL engines and weighs on […]

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  • J-20S: China prepares for aerial warfare with swarms
  • ISANKE, the Tempest radar that turns information into a weapon
  • 97% interception rate: the F-16’s return to favor in Ukraine
  • Without the United States, is the F-35 still viable?
  • Drones and stealth: the Top 10 secrets of the air forces in 2025
  • F-35A, B, or C: what each variant really changes in combat
  • R-37M on MiG-31BM: the end of no-fly zones
  • MiG-29: how a tablet reinvented the Soviet cockpit
  • CAATSA: the strategic Achilles heel of Algerian defense
  • Does the F-35 have Russian DNA hidden in its nozzle?
Recent Posts
  • J-20S: China prepares for aerial warfare with swarms
  • ISANKE, the Tempest radar that turns information into a weapon
  • 97% interception rate: the F-16’s return to favor in Ukraine
  • Without the United States, is the F-35 still viable?
  • Drones and stealth: the Top 10 secrets of the air forces in 2025
  • F-35A, B, or C: what each variant really changes in combat
  • R-37M on MiG-31BM: the end of no-fly zones
  • MiG-29: how a tablet reinvented the Soviet cockpit
  • CAATSA: the strategic Achilles heel of Algerian defense
  • Does the F-35 have Russian DNA hidden in its nozzle?
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