F-35 "Turkey II" vertical takeoff:
I'm skeptical of the utility of the F-35. But then again, I'm not convinced of Ft. Fumble's ability to buy anything more complicated than a bolt-action rifle without screwing it all up. The F-35 has been tasked with doing everything from ACM to ground-attack, which is a pretty good guarantee that it won't be able to do much of anything well.
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Wasn't this the plane that kept killing Pilots and even a Mechanic or two?
ReplyDeleteIt's nice that it can go up but can it go forward from that position? That is a lot of resistance with that intake open. Must be a hard thing to transition.
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LockMart copied the intake design from the Yak-38.
ReplyDeleteHit the nail on the head with that one CM... sigh
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