Screensaver worthy F-35 Lightning II shots
First posted here by 'citanon': viewtopic.php?f=22&t=24622&p=393925&hilit=EW9_e+Uxo9g#p393925
F-35 - Lightning Strikes Twice (4k) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EW9_e-Uxo9g
F-35 - Lightning Strikes Twice (4k) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EW9_e-Uxo9g
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Well you gotta admit they wouldn't have an opportunity like this back home.
Flying lower than the windmills, dikes and tulips impressive, but probably not as photogenic.
I'm particularly impressed by the wingy stacking low on lead in the turn.
Flying lower than the windmills, dikes and tulips impressive, but probably not as photogenic.
I'm particularly impressed by the wingy stacking low on lead in the turn.
Firstly NEVER HIT THE LEADER in formation. Secondly NEVER FLY LOWER than the LEADER at LOW LEVEL. End of story.
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FOR: download/file.php?id=27644&mode=view
LIMBO (how low can you go at 36 feet deck height): viewtopic.php?f=58&t=23043&p=396627&hilit=buzz#p396627 for: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DgYgW9_XcAAfgBR.jpg
On the right side of JPG one may see the row of ORANGE Lights which form the MEATBALL in the Mirror aboard HMAS Melbourne with the heap of the barricade nestled on the left. Note WINGman is Higher than the leader at 36 feet ASL.
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viewtopic.php?f=58&t=23043&p=396648&hilit=Swan#p396648
FOR: download/file.php?id=27644&mode=view
LIMBO (how low can you go at 36 feet deck height): viewtopic.php?f=58&t=23043&p=396627&hilit=buzz#p396627 for: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DgYgW9_XcAAfgBR.jpg
On the right side of JPG one may see the row of ORANGE Lights which form the MEATBALL in the Mirror aboard HMAS Melbourne with the heap of the barricade nestled on the left. Note WINGman is Higher than the leader at 36 feet ASL.
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doge wrote:Unusual photo of the F-35 and F-15.
The F-35's attitude is at a outrageous angle. wow
What is the source of this photo
f-15c85-0114 wrote:doge wrote:Unusual photo of the F-35 and F-15.
The F-35's attitude is at a outrageous angle. wow
What is the source of this photo
I found it on Instagram.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CJ0rkKuhzA-/
The F-35 is described as a Dutch aircraft, but there are no location or date details.
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doge wrote:f-15c85-0114 wrote:doge wrote:Unusual photo of the F-35 and F-15.
The F-35's attitude is at a outrageous angle. wow
What is the source of this photo
I found it on Instagram.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CJ0rkKuhzA-/
The F-35 is described as a Dutch aircraft, but there are no location or date details.
It sure looks like this F-15 is toast, and that probably came after it got creamed by an AMRAAM (or 2) at range. Tough to watch a former favorite surpassed like that.
Perhaps the forthcoming F-15EX will do something to even the odds
http://alert5.com/wp-content/uploads/20 ... 486885.jpg (1.1Mb) “U.S. Marines and Sailors with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron (VMFA) 314 and Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 117, respectively, fly together for the first time in San Diego, Calif., Jan. 14, 2021. VAW-117 flies the E-2D Hawkeye whereas VMFA-314 flies the F-35C Lightning II, this was the first time the two units practiced airborne interoperability.” http://alert5.com/2021/01/22/first-airb ... more-86442
Photo from article about AirForces Monthly Magazine December 2015 that is not particularly relevant for this sub-forum.
FROM: Aerospace Testing International March 2016 PDF magazine - F-35B test aircraft with gun pod in the cold
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3 USMC & 1 USN F-35Cs VFA-101 'CHARLIE' (hook down) for USS Washington CarQual 2016 from COMBAT Aircraft Nov 2016
"An F-35A Lightning II of the Royal Netherlands Air Force’s 323 Test and Evaluation Squadron (TES) screams along at low altitude during a mission from Edwards AFB, California. The squadron currently works alongside international partners in the F-35 Operational Test and Evaluation (OT&E) program. Frank Crébas/Bluelife Aviation" COMBAT Aircraft Magazine February 2017 Volume 18 Number 2
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