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Supersonic speeds could cause big problems for the F-35′s stealth coating
Supersonic flight at the edge of the F-35 jet’s flight envelope could cause structural damage or degrade its stealth coating, warn documents exclusively obtained by Defense News.
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Two F-35 partners threatened to quit the program. Here’s why they didn’t.
How serious were the problems? Serious enough that a couple countries threatened to pull out of the program, according to U.S. Defense Department documents.
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FAQ: Your guide to understanding how the military rates F-35 technical shortfalls
Confused about what it means for the F-35 to have a deficiency? We have your primer here.
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A fix is coming for a problem that left two F-35 pilots in ‘excruciating’ pain
Oxygen deprivation isn’t the only issue known to cause physiological episodes among F-35 pilots.
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When the F-35 blows a tire, it can set off a chain reaction of potential failures
The problem has been fixed in the carrier variant, but why aren’t the “A” and “B” models getting the same correction?
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When US Navy and Marine F-35 pilots most need performance, the aircraft becomes erratic
The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps’ F-35s become unpredictable to handle when executing the kind of extreme maneuvers a pilot would use in a dogfight or while avoiding a missile.
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The Marine Corps’ ‘No. 1 priority’ for the F-35 involves a rough landing in hot environments
When it’s a hot one, the F-35B might struggle to land safely. And that could be bad news for industry.
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The F-35 has to keep landing in cold weather. Here’s the plan to fix it.
The F-35 battery is getting too cold to operate in Alaska — or it at least thinks it is.
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Inventory management failures are grounding F-35 jets
The F-35 relies on a key piece of software for maintenance, but that system isn’t working the way it should.
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Amid ‘green glow’ concerns, another issue has emerged for pilots flying the F-35 at night
During low-light conditions, the F-35’s night vision camera display starts showing wonky horizontal lines across the screen that obstruct the pilot’s view of the horizon.
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Supersonic speeds could cause big problems for the F-35′s stealth coating
Supersonic flight at the edge of the F-35 jet’s flight envelope could cause structural damage or degrade its stealth coating, warn documents exclusively obtained by Defense News.
-
Two F-35 partners threatened to quit the program. Here’s why they didn’t.
How serious were the problems? Serious enough that a couple countries threatened to pull out of the program, according to U.S. Defense Department documents.
-
FAQ: Your guide to understanding how the military rates F-35 technical shortfalls
Confused about what it means for the F-35 to have a deficiency? We have your primer here.
-
A fix is coming for a problem that left two F-35 pilots in ‘excruciating’ pain
Oxygen deprivation isn’t the only issue known to cause physiological episodes among F-35 pilots.
-
When the F-35 blows a tire, it can set off a chain reaction of potential failures
The problem has been fixed in the carrier variant, but why aren’t the “A” and “B” models getting the same correction?
-
When US Navy and Marine F-35 pilots most need performance, the aircraft becomes erratic
The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps’ F-35s become unpredictable to handle when executing the kind of extreme maneuvers a pilot would use in a dogfight or while avoiding a missile.
-
The Marine Corps’ ‘No. 1 priority’ for the F-35 involves a rough landing in hot environments
When it’s a hot one, the F-35B might struggle to land safely. And that could be bad news for industry.
-
The F-35 has to keep landing in cold weather. Here’s the plan to fix it.
The F-35 battery is getting too cold to operate in Alaska — or it at least thinks it is.
-
Inventory management failures are grounding F-35 jets
The F-35 relies on a key piece of software for maintenance, but that system isn’t working the way it should.
-
Amid ‘green glow’ concerns, another issue has emerged for pilots flying the F-35 at night
During low-light conditions, the F-35’s night vision camera display starts showing wonky horizontal lines across the screen that obstruct the pilot’s view of the horizon.
-
Supersonic speeds could cause big problems for the F-35′s stealth coating
Supersonic flight at the edge of the F-35 jet’s flight envelope could cause structural damage or degrade its stealth coating, warn documents exclusively obtained by Defense News.
-
Two F-35 partners threatened to quit the program. Here’s why they didn’t.
How serious were the problems? Serious enough that a couple countries threatened to pull out of the program, according to U.S. Defense Department documents.
-
FAQ: Your guide to understanding how the military rates F-35 technical shortfalls
Confused about what it means for the F-35 to have a deficiency? We have your primer here.
-
A fix is coming for a problem that left two F-35 pilots in ‘excruciating’ pain
Oxygen deprivation isn’t the only issue known to cause physiological episodes among F-35 pilots.
-
When the F-35 blows a tire, it can set off a chain reaction of potential failures
The problem has been fixed in the carrier variant, but why aren’t the “A” and “B” models getting the same correction?
-
When US Navy and Marine F-35 pilots most need performance, the aircraft becomes erratic
The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps’ F-35s become unpredictable to handle when executing the kind of extreme maneuvers a pilot would use in a dogfight or while avoiding a missile.
-
The Marine Corps’ ‘No. 1 priority’ for the F-35 involves a rough landing in hot environments
When it’s a hot one, the F-35B might struggle to land safely. And that could be bad news for industry.
-
The F-35 has to keep landing in cold weather. Here’s the plan to fix it.
The F-35 battery is getting too cold to operate in Alaska — or it at least thinks it is.
-
Inventory management failures are grounding F-35 jets
The F-35 relies on a key piece of software for maintenance, but that system isn’t working the way it should.
-
Amid ‘green glow’ concerns, another issue has emerged for pilots flying the F-35 at night
During low-light conditions, the F-35’s night vision camera display starts showing wonky horizontal lines across the screen that obstruct the pilot’s view of the horizon.
