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The F-22 Raptor is back in the air

8 April 2013 admin 0

After many months on the ground, we are pleased to see the F-22 Raptor resuming normal flight operations. Some modifications were completed, especially to life […]

1st F-35 jet fighter for Britain

23 July 2012 admin 0

The United Kingdom accepted the first international Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II aircraft in a ceremony today with senior representatives of the U.K. Ministry of […]

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Norway places firm order for the F-35

25 June 2012 admin 0

Norwegian Defence Minister Espen Barth Eide said the decision to move forward came after U.S. authorities confirmed their support to integrate a joint strike missile […]

Roll out of the last F-22 for USAF

19 March 2012 admin 0

The last F-22 Raptor to be built for the US Air Force took-off on its inaugural test flight earlier today with a company pilot at […]

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  • The MiG-29’s dual air intake, a unique technical advantage
  • The F-22’s supercruise and its importance
  • L-39 Albatros, the training aircraft that became a movie star
  • The role of combat drones in mixed air patrols
  • The logistical challenges of deploying fighter squadrons
  • Quantum navigation: a revolution that will make GPS obsolete
  • The Fouga Magister, the butterfly-tailed training aircraft
  • The transformation of the PLAAF: fewer but more capable
  • Freedom: the new twin-engine trainer aircraft to replace the T-45
  • The Dassault Mirage III: 10 unusual facts about a legendary fighter jet
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