The Swedish comapany makes everything from cars,transport aircraft,awacs,jet trainers, and fighter jets to naval vessels,anti submarine systems,radars and ground weapons.
What are your guys favorite Saab products ?
This marks the first time Chinese-built military aircraft have flown on US soil since J-8II's "peace pearl" program in 1990, and the first time such aircraft have flown directly over an active US carrier.
Had a shower thought and remembered the McLaren speed tail having flexible carbon fiber panels in the rear end to act as ailerons/airbrake/wing in certain modes. Why don't stealth fighters use this technology to reduce panel gaps?
The exercises took place in Merowe Airbase and Wadi Seidna Airbase in Sudan, starting March 29 to April 12, 2017, 29 Sudanese aircraft participated along with 18 Saudi Arabian Aircraft
So I was on google today and saw an F-18 and F-15 painted red white and blue for americas 250th anniversary. I was wondering, if this was common practice for all fighters, would it honestly impact stealth in a noticeable way? I know it sounds like a stupid question to the untrained ear, but isn’t it true that most, if not all aerial combat relies on radar and other instruments alike. Idk just food for thought
The UAE Air Force is participating in the celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the United States' independence. Its air displays can be enjoyed from the skies over New York.
For the July 4th airshow, one formation flyover in the schedule was called "Huge 1". The formation that flew during the rehearsal on July 3rd consisted of (in order):
I haven’t been able to find any info on this and have been wondering about it for months, it’s not massively important but it’s just one of those lingering questions that needs an answer.