RNZAF T-6C Texan II made a belly landing after landing gear malfunction. A Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) Beechcraft T-6C Texan II sustained a technical failure mid-air during night training then made a belly landing after a malfunction of the landing gear. “The two RNZAF personnel on board responded as trained …
Read More »Russian jets scrambled 13 times in one week to intercept 37 foreign aircraft
Russian jets scrambled 13 times in one week to intercept 37 foreign aircraft. According to the data provided by Krasnaya Zvezda, 37 foreign aircraft have been registered on reconnaissance flights over the past week and were all buzzed off by Russian fighter jet Russian media claimed the aircraft had all flown …
Read More »Russia to Send S-300 Anti-aircraft Missile System to Syria
Russia to Send S-300 Anti-Missile System to Syria After Il-20 Crash. Moscow has announced it will supply advanced S-300 surface-to-air and jamming systems to Syria within the next two weeks. The Russian Defense Ministry promised to take “adequate” measures to boost the security of Russian servicemen after the Israeli Air Force …
Read More »Here’s The Sweet Sound Of An F4U Corsair Firing Up
Here’s The Sweet Sound Of An F4U Corsair Firing Up The Vought F4U Corsair is arguably the best fighter plane of the Second World War. Its speed, agility, handling, and weaponry made it a fearsome enemy for Japanese fighters which stood little chance against it. The United States Navy went …
Read More »Watch: Blue Angels Heritage Flight – F6F Hellcat, F8F Bearcat & F-18 Hornet
Watch Blue Angels Heritage Flight – F6F Hellcat, F8F Bearcat & F-18 Hornet The Blue Angels jet joined formation with an F6F Hellcat and F8F Bearcat for a heritage flight over California’s Imperial Valley.
Read More »Contexto regional e internacional de la Defensa Argentina.
(Escrito por Nicolás Zelaya) CAPÍTULO l. Apreciación del Escenario Global y Regional. Diagnóstico Global El escenario actual internacional se caracteriza por una creciente complejidad e incertidumbre, producto de la coexistencia de múltiples centros de poder y decisión, así como por la emergencia de nuevos actores que participan en la construcción …
Read More »Foreign F-35 Users Spend Millions To Stop Jet’s Computer From Sharing Their Secrets
Foreign F-35 Users Spend Millions To Stop Jet’s Computer From Sharing Their Secrets Article Source: The WarZone Lockheed Martin has received a multi-million dollar contract for work on a firewall that will allow F-35 Joint Strike Fighter operators to prevent the transfer of potentially sensitive information that the jet’s sensors …
Read More »Pilot Keith Hartley Flying Panavia Tornado with the canopy off at 500 knots
In 1988 British Aerospace (BAe) Test Pilot Keith Hartley conducting the ‘cockpit habitability trial’ in his open-top Tornado XZ630.The test pilot Keith Hartley flew at 500 knots in a Panavia Tornado aircraft with the canopy off, testing the emergency escape procedures of the jet This example Shows of the lengths Aviation …
Read More »Happy Independence Day Pakistan: A Brief History of PAF
The Pakistan Air Force is the aerial warfare branch of the Pakistan Armed Forces founded on 14 August 1947. As of 2017, per IISS, the PAF has 70,000 personnel and It operates 883 aircraft History of PAKISTAN AIRFORCE In 1933, British colonial government of India established the subcontinent’s first Air …
Read More »Project Habakkuk: Britain Wild Plan To Make Icebergs Into Aircraft Carriers
Project Habakkuk was an ill-fated projected designed to harness natural resources into weapons of war. It did not go well. In 1942, British ships were facing major threats from German U-Boats. Supplies were scarce, and German submarines were taking down British supply ships, preventing them from reaching their final …
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