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F-35 kill switch doesn’t exist: Lockheed alleviates US allies’ anxiety over warfighterSome recent European media reports suggested the presence of such ‘kill switch’ that Washington could use to weaken another ...
The recent shift in U.S. policy toward NATO has led the Portuguese Defense Minister to deem a potential F-35 procurement unlikely. In an interview with ...
In Germany, officials are working on the option of refusing to buy American F-35A fighters. This was reported by the Bild ...
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Lockheed Martin announced Monday that the global F-35 fleet, the Department of Defense’s most advanced fighter, has surpassed ...
The Aviationist on MSN2d
The F-35 ‘Kill Switch’: Separating Myth from RealityWith heightened tensions between Europe and the United States over NATO and Ukraine, the myth of an F-35 "kill switch", which ...
National Interest on MSN5d
The F-35 Lightning Just Logged Its Millionth Flight HourThe F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter jet fleet achieved a major milestone this month, after its aircraft exceeded one ...
Japan plans to field a second F-35B squadron by the end of the decade, according to a Japan Ministry of Defense (MOD) ...
With the March 4 arrival of F-35A Lightning II craft in Jacksonville, Fla., the wing will have more power to serve its mission of guarding the southeastern coast, the release said, noting that the ...
National Interest on MSN13d
The 56th Fighter Wing Is Ending F-16 Training—And Starting On The F-35Luke AFB has been home to both F-16 Fighting Falcon and F-35A Lightning II aircraft, and graduates more than 400 pilots annually, along with 300 air control professionals.
F-35s at Hill Air Force Base The DOD has three variants of the aircraft: the F-35A, operated by the Air Force; the F-35B, operated by the Marine Corps; and the F-35C, operated primarily by the Navy.
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