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Hotdogs, extra onions
Uk has pledged to buy 138, only 134 to go, 5 more next month coming across!!!
Can't wait!
Meanwhile.... RAF Marham flypast on their arrival
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Uk has pledged to buy 138, only 134 to go, 5 more next month coming across!!!
Home safely
There's a picture to scare off the Russkis !!
There's a picture to scare off the Russkis !!
Can't wait!
Meanwhile.... RAF Marham flypast on their arrival
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There's a picture to scare off the Russkis !!
And here’s one that had us quaking in our boots not!
And here’s one that had us quaking in our boots not!
Keeps breaking down by all accounts.
And here’s one that had us quaking in our boots not!
And here’s one that had us quaking in our boots not!
Is that the Kiev?
That was around when I was still serving, if is is it must be 40year-old now.
Is that the Kiev?
That was around when I was still serving, if is is it must be 40year-old now.
What a pile. The QE properly kicks its arse !
Sadly the QE is not at all safe from modern day weapons !
No, its the Admiral Kuznetsov.Is that the Kiev?
That was around when I was still serving, if is is it must be 40year-old now.
What a pile. The QE properly kicks its arse !
The Lockheed-Martin F-35 Lightning II
First announced in 2001, the US-led F-35 programme has ballooned into the most expensive weapons project in history. Its £1 trillion cost has been condemned by President Trump as “out of control”. A report last week found that the estimated cost of the programme had risen by £21 billion in the past year.
Britain, which has pledged to spend more than £12 billion on the new jets and aircraft carriers by 2021, is to buy 138 F-35s. The first tranche of 48 will be the B variant — the same type that the US had to ground last month because of software glitches. The first squadron will arrive at RAF Marham next August and will be deployed on HMS Queen Elizabeth, the first of two new carriers, from 2020 ....The F-35 is still in development, but the number of faults identified by independent experts has worried many. “It is unbelievably abnormal to have this level of problems in every aspect,” Pierre Sprey, a US aviation expert, said. “Manoeuvrability is appallingly bad. It has terrific problems trying to fly fast at low altitude. It overheats and when you detect the overheating you have to open the bomb bay doors to cool the missiles that are inside. The logistic computers are a horrible mess and it is crippling the ability to be able to move the aeroplanes from one airfield to another.”
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/past-six...nds-billions-on-flawed-fighter-jets-qrtj95kvh
Worrying ..