F-35 Agility

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Brent119
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RE: F-35 Agility

Post by Brent119 »

ORIGINAL: navyrecognition

I personally find the F-35 defenders to be as tedious as the F-35 detractors on several military discussion boards (or blogs...)
I've had the same experience. Between the haters who can't find anything right with the F-35 and the fans who worship at its feet it's very hard to have an honest discussion.

My own suspicion is that once the bugs are worked out it's going to be a great "strike fighter", just like they promised it would be, but it's unreasonable to expect it to be all things to all people.
stefanoc
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RE: F-35 Agility

Post by stefanoc »

ORIGINAL: mikmyk

I think our agility score is not just about physical agility but some of the features that may help (sit awareness, OODA etc).
Mike

Thanks! this is the answer for my question! [:)]

mikmykWS
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RE: F-35 Agility

Post by mikmykWS »

Thank god. Let's not open the F35 can o worms again
jtoatoktoe
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RE: F-35 Agility

Post by jtoatoktoe »

ORIGINAL: mikmyk

Thank god. Let's not open the F35 can o worms again

Its gonna be a can or worms and a lot more for at least the next 5-10 years until people get a chance to see what it can do when fully operational. :)
stefanoc
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RE: F-35 Agility

Post by stefanoc »

ORIGINAL: mikmyk

Thank god. Let's not open the F35 can o worms again

I Promise! [;)]
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