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Could Turkey Get Back into the F-35 Program?
Turkey’s F-35 return hinges on ditching the Russian S-400, which it refuses. Despite tensions, Ankara’s growing defense ...
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South Korea Repairs Badly Damaged F-35 Lightning II Fighter Jets
South Korea, with US support, restored a grounded F-35A by pioneering wing-removal transport. This saved millions of dollars ...
National Security Journal on MSN11h
The F-35 Fighter Is Starting to ‘Scare’ America’s Allies
The extensive US government control over the global F-35 spare parts supply and operational software is generating significant “consternation” among allied nations, including Canada and Denmark, ...
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The US Air Force’s F-35 Stealth Fighter Has an ‘Unfixable Problem’
The F-35 Lightning II’s combat radius of approximately 670 nautical miles, while not critically short, is increasingly viewed ...
When To See Weird ‘Space Clouds’ Glow After Sunset — And What They Are
Noctilucent clouds, Earth's highest clouds, shine blue in the twilight sky from late May to August in the northern hemisphere ...
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Aviation Week Forecasts: F-35 To Lead Japan Fighter Fleets By 2030
In April, the Japan Air Self Defense Force (JASDF) accepted its first three Lockheed Martin F-35As with the Technical Refresh ...
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F-35 To Lead Japan Fighter Fleets By 2030
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