10 photos from strategypage.com from October 20 2014

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1. Roar of engines


The US Navy EA-18G Growler, assigned to the 133rd Electronic Assault Squadron, takes off from Eilson, Alaska, on October 6, 2014 during the Red Flag-Alaska (RF-A) 15-1 exercise. RF-A is a series of field exercises of the US Air Force command in the Pacific, intended for the United States and its partners. They combine the struggle with an air attack, the obstruction of the enemy’s actions, direct aviation support, as well as the deployment of large forces in a simulated combat environment. (Photo by Sergeant Joseph Swafford Jr., United States Air Force)

2. Alaskan aggressors


The US Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter, assigned to the 18 Squadron Aggressors, takes off from Eilson airbase, Alaska, 6 on October 2014, during the Red Flag-Alaska (RF-A) 15- exercise 1. RF-A is a series of field exercises from the US Air Force Command in the Pacific, designed for the US and its partners. They combine the fight against air attack, the difficulty of enemy actions, direct aviation support, as well as the deployment of large forces in a simulated combat environment. (Photo by Sergeant Joseph Swaford Jr. (Joseph Swafford Jr.), USAF)

3. Alpha Escort


The C-130 Hercules aircraft from the 182 th Peoria Air Wing, Illinois, is flying accompanied by the Canadian Alpha Jets during the Operation Northern Strike 2014 exercise near Rogers City, Michigan, on August 7 of the 2014. Joint Operation Northern Strike 2014 multinational combined exercises are held in Michigan. (Photo by Master Sgt. Scott Thompson, US National Guard)

4. First Australian F-35A


First Australian F-35A Lightning II makes its first flight on September 29 of 2014 in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo "Lockheed Martin")

5. Fire with remote control


1st Class Sergeant Joseph Maughon, right, gunner of company C of the 2nd Battalion of the 12th Armored Cavalry Regiment of the 1st Brigade Tactical Group of the First Armored Cavalry Division and Senior Sergeant Scott Colson, left, commander tank in companies From the 2nd battalion of the 12th armored cavalry regiment, they fire from the tank using remote control during calibration fire at the Grafenwoehr training ground, Germany, on October 1, 2014. (Photo by Captain John Farmer, First Army Public Relations Officer)

6. Cobras ready for battle


Two AH-1W "Super Cobra" US Marine Corps, assigned to the 262 (medium) medium naval squadron of the converting planes of the Marine Expeditionary Force, fly in dense formation over the Clark air base in the province of Pampanga, the Philippines, 31 September 30 year during the landing exercises (PHIBLEX) 2014. PHIBLEX are bilateral exercises designed to enhance operational interaction, combat readiness and professional relations between the US Marine Corps and partner countries. (Photo by Corporal Lance Robert Williams Jr. (Robert Williams Jr.), US Marine Corps

7. A-29 for Afghanistan


Chris Carlson, senior pilot of the Sierra Nevada Corporation, taxied the A-29 Super Tucano to the runway during the first landing, 26 of 2014 in September, Moody airbase, Georgia. The Afghan Air Force will adopt the A-29, as their current ground support aircraft, the Mi-35 attack helicopters, will be decommissioned in January of the 2016. (Photo of a private aviation 1 class (Dillian Bamman), USAF)

8. PLARK Jordia


Kings Bay, Georgia (29 September 2014 year) The Ohio-class nuclear submarine Georgia, equipped with cruise missiles, returns to the Kings Bay naval submarine base after more than 17 months of deployment. (Photo of 1 mass communication specialist Rex Nelson, US Navy)

9. Training


The Atlantic Ocean (30 September 2014 of the year) training aircraft T-45C Goshawk, assigned to the 7 th training squadron Eagles, takes off from the deck of the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman. (Photo of third-class mass communications specialist Karl Anderson (Karl Anderson), US Navy)

10. Shooting Javelin


The 3 Battalion of the 2 Armored Cavalry Regiment launches the M98 Javelin Weapon System ATGM during an exercise at the Grafenwoehr training ground located near Rose Barracks, Germany, on September 23 of the 2014. (Photo by Sergeant William Tanner (William Tanner)
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  1. +9
    21 October 2014 09: 45
    firing from a tank using remote control

    Do they charge remotely too?
    1. +6
      21 October 2014 10: 17
      It's just not a very good expression. It is better to use the phrase "external target designation" or "fire control from a remote NP"
    2. +2
      21 October 2014 10: 25

      Do they charge remotely too?

      It's five! Again, the professor wanted to raise the foreign technology, right now he will say that it was not so worried. Promt is probably to blame))
      1. Shvonder
        -12
        21 October 2014 11: 08
        Quote: TheMi30
        ! Again, the professor wanted to elevate foreign technology

        Professor! That's why you put on public display, your sexual fantasies?
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            1. Shvonder
              0
              21 October 2014 19: 31
              Yes, I almost forgot, as for the Mosin rifle, I’m not going to read anything else, but I treat her with love and respect, since my grandfather went through the whole war with her, but you don’t understand. So enjoy the views kindly thrown to you by the professor. hi
      2. -2
        21 October 2014 11: 12
        Quote: TheMi30
        It's five! Again, the professor wanted to raise the foreign technology, right now he will say that it was not so worried. Promt is probably to blame))

        ... and where did I write about remote charging?
      3. +5
        21 October 2014 14: 01
        And here "Promt"? Here, for example, we and the Americans put different concepts into the concept of "army".
        Well, or an example known to most with "ammunition"

        And what do you call shooting from a tank when its commander controls the fire not from its regular place, but from the outside, using a headset connected to the base station via a long headset?
      4. +1
        21 October 2014 21: 11
        Elevate-not-elevate ... and the tank biathlon, obviously, enuresis did not allow the US military to come. laughing
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    4. +1
      22 October 2014 05: 13
      "Do they also charge remotely?" Charge manually, there are still blacks in the mattress.
  2. +6
    21 October 2014 09: 49
    Yeah, the black negro is sitting!
  3. Tirpitz
    +2
    21 October 2014 10: 00
    Nice pictures. To the author +.
    1. +24
      21 October 2014 12: 48
      Quote: Tirpitz
      Nice pictures. To the author +.


      ours, not menia beautiful .... and with a soul good !!!!
      клик


  4. +1
    21 October 2014 10: 00
    Afghan Air Force will adopt A-29, as their current aircraft for ground support, attack helicopters Mi-35

    It seems to be an unequal replacement, it seems to me. A light counter-guerrilla attack aircraft is one thing, and a universal transport-combat helicopter is another; its strike capabilities are higher than those of the A-29.
    1. +4
      21 October 2014 15: 14
      Quote: inkass_98
      the other is a universal transport and combat helicopter, whose strike capabilities are higher than that of the A-29.

      With all due respect, the transport capabilities of the Mi-24 (Mi-35) are very limited and cannot be used in Afghanistan with its heat and highlands.
      But I also strongly doubt that the Super Tucano will replace the Mi-35 in terms of ground support. In my opinion, these two very successful cars could complement each other.
      1. +2
        21 October 2014 15: 41
        Quote: Bongo
        But I also strongly doubt that the Super Tucano will replace the Mi-35 in terms of ground support. In my opinion, these two very successful cars could complement each other.

        Maybe Obama simply forbade the Afghan president to have Russian equipment in service?
        1. +5
          21 October 2014 15: 46
          Quote: 0255
          Maybe Obama simply forbade the Afghan president to have Russian equipment in service?

          This is not so, the Afghan army at 90% is equipped with Soviet (Russian) weapons.
          Moreover, the Americans are forced to purchase Russian Mi-8 helicopters for the Afghan Air Force.
  5. +2
    21 October 2014 10: 01
    Beautiful photos, not our pity.
  6. +11
    21 October 2014 10: 34
    Somehow I promised to put a couple more photos of our equipment by 10 photos from the professor.
    Topol M
    1. +5
      21 October 2014 10: 37
      Another photo of Poplar - each of us at least once at least deep down would like to launch such a rocket in some kind of pentagon or zone 51)))
      1. Denis fj
        0
        21 October 2014 18: 05
        no better to start "PROFESSOR" let him try to shoot down "TOPOL" - ATGM Javeling laughing
    2. +6
      21 October 2014 10: 39
      new T-90s, just got off the assembly line
    3. +1
      21 October 2014 10: 39
      Indian T-90 on parade
    4. +3
      21 October 2014 10: 40
      Another T-90
      1. Denis fj
        +5
        21 October 2014 13: 47
        T-90MS: a big step forward.
        clickable.
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    5. +4
      21 October 2014 10: 42
      Cruiser "Peter the Great"
    6. +5
      21 October 2014 10: 43
      Refueling Tu-160
      1. Tirpitz
        +3
        21 October 2014 13: 35
        Can they do it at night?
      2. 0
        21 October 2014 17: 20
        I can not disagree. Very well palpated arrangement of DZ modules.
    7. +5
      21 October 2014 10: 47
      Tu-160 during sunrise. Onboard: RF-94109 / 12 red 2013
      1. VAF
        VAF
        +3
        21 October 2014 20: 13
        Quote: 0255
        2013 year


        1995 year soldier

        1. 0
          22 October 2014 20: 50
          Quote: vaf
          Quote: 0255
          2013 year


          1995 year soldier



          Sumptuously!!! good
    8. +3
      21 October 2014 10: 51
      Tu-160, onboard: RF-94113 / 19 red, Zhukovsky, March 2014
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    9. +7
      21 October 2014 10: 53
      Tu-160 over Moscow, May 9, 2014, onboard: RF-94104 / 05 red
    10. +1
      21 October 2014 10: 55
      Tu-22M ............................................... ..........
    11. +4
      21 October 2014 10: 57
      They can also take beautiful photos with us good Tu-22M3, September 2014, Airborne: RF-94223 / 46 red
    12. +3
      21 October 2014 10: 58
      Another Tu-22M, too lazy to look for the tail number
    13. +1
      21 October 2014 11: 00
      The only beautiful photo of the Tu-128
    14. +5
      21 October 2014 11: 03
      three Su-25BM, Kubinka, 2012
    15. +3
      21 October 2014 11: 04
      Su-25 ............................................... ...
    16. +2
      21 October 2014 11: 06
      MiG-31 ...............
    17. +7
      21 October 2014 11: 10
      MiG-31BM, July 2014
      Onboard: RF-90902 / 38 red
    18. +1
      21 October 2014 11: 12
      Be-12 ............................................... .........
    19. +1
      21 October 2014 11: 13
      3M, Tu-16, Tu-22, Tu-22M and Tu-95
    20. +5
      21 October 2014 11: 14
      Su-47 Golden Eagle in flight
    21. +3
      21 October 2014 11: 16
      Su-27 at low altitude
    22. +2
      21 October 2014 11: 18
      Su-24 at night in the parking lot
    23. +3
      21 October 2014 11: 20
      MiG-29 .........................................
    24. +1
      21 October 2014 11: 22
      Indian MiG-29K aboard the aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya
    25. +1
      21 October 2014 11: 23
      MiG-29 ......................................
    26. +3
      21 October 2014 11: 28
      MiG-29 in trials, it seems, as for Syria
    27. +1
      21 October 2014 11: 29
      MiG-29 and MiG-29UB of the Strizhi squadron
    28. +1
      21 October 2014 11: 32
      MiG-21 inherited from Germany by the GDR
    29. +6
      21 October 2014 11: 34
      T-50 PAK FA takes off
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    30. +2
      21 October 2014 11: 39
      MIG-23 Hungarian Air Force
    31. 0
      21 October 2014 11: 40
      painted MiG-23 in Hungary
    32. +3
      21 October 2014 11: 45
      Mi-8AMTSh (Mi-171Sh), board: RF-91328 / 69 blue, september 2014
    33. +3
      21 October 2014 11: 47
      Mi-8 ..........................................
    34. +2
      21 October 2014 11: 48
      our Belarusian Mi-8MT, onboard: 35, near Lida
    35. 0
      21 October 2014 11: 51
      fresh photo of IL-76MD, onboard: RA-78830, October 17, 2014
    36. +2
      21 October 2014 11: 53
      Ka-52 in Zhukovsky, 2013
    37. +5
      21 October 2014 11: 58
      Myasishchev VM-T "Atlant", airborne: RF-01502, s / n: 9301502, Zhukovsky, September 2013.
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    39. +1
      21 October 2014 12: 01
      Another BM-T, Airborne: RA-01402, s / n: 9301402, Diaghilevo, 2012
    40. 0
      21 October 2014 12: 03
      Ka-27PS.
      Onboard: RF-34184/19
      26 September 2013
      1. +4
        21 October 2014 12: 18
        zero two half hundred fifth handsome. Potrolil professor. from the heart. really liked the photos of Atlanta. Thank! Well, from me a photo. clickable
    41. +7
      21 October 2014 12: 06
      Yak-130. It’s a pity the professor who added me to the black list will not see these photos, why did I offend him? crying
      All photos are clickable. Aviation photos taken from rusianplanes.net, 2 MiG-23 photos from airliners.net
      1. +1
        21 October 2014 12: 56
        MIG 1.44, I assume that this photo was taken in April 2000, before or after his second and last flight.
        1. 0
          21 October 2014 13: 02
          Mi-24 Sudanese Air Force
        2. +1
          21 October 2014 13: 03
          "Swifts" and "Russian Knights" are in formation soldier
        3. +2
          21 October 2014 13: 04
          A-50 ............................................... ...
        4. +3
          21 October 2014 13: 06
          An analogue plane of the Buran BTS-002 in a museum in Germany, if only our museum exhibits were so beautiful recourse
          1. +1
            21 October 2014 13: 09
            BTS-002 in trials
            1. +3
              21 October 2014 13: 13
              The last photo from me in response to the professor. This ends my collection of beautiful photos of Russian technology, so far I have nothing more to lay out. I’ll upload more photos - I’ll post them to the professor’s article fellow
              1. Denis fj
                0
                21 October 2014 13: 45
                T-50 PAK FA 5th generation fighter.

                CLICKABLE.
                .
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              3. Jet
                -1
                22 October 2014 10: 53
                Why is this rivalry? Is it necessary to measure something or is it just a fashionable now allergic to everything that is not Russian?)) It is not necessary to upload photos "to the professor's article", do not everyone read the comments, or is it difficult to make a separate article?) It seems to me that everyone will be interested, including the Professor ..
          2. +1
            22 October 2014 21: 03
            Quote: 0255
            An analogue plane of the Buran BTS-002 in a museum in Germany, if only our museum exhibits were so beautiful recourse



            Still, by the way, the opportunity remained to pick up a real BTS for the Russian Museum of Aviation.
        5. +2
          22 October 2014 21: 00
          Quote: 0255
          last flight.


          I do not agree, "extreme". An unburied soldier is not considered dead.
      2. +3
        21 October 2014 17: 24
        It’s a pity the professor who added me to the black list will not see these photos, why did I offend him? crying


        I think that he will definitely see at least 2-3 clones here smile
  7. +1
    21 October 2014 11: 31
    1. +2
      21 October 2014 21: 22
      Quote: professor
      Photos in pursuit:

      Can you comment on the photo?
      1. +1
        22 October 2014 05: 32
        Quote: saturn.mmm
        Can you comment on the photo?

        And what is there to comment on? The deck version of the F-35 is the first to refuel from the KC-135. Photo by Michael D. Jackson, pilot Lt. Col. Patrick Moran.
        F-35C Completes First In-Flight Refuel with USAF KC-135

        Here he refuel from Hercules:
        1. 0
          22 October 2014 12: 12
          Quote: professor
          The deck version of the F-35 is the first to refuel from the KC-135.

          So and why not, they seemed to consider a more progressive way.
          1. 0
            22 October 2014 12: 14
            Quote: saturn.mmm
            So and why not, they seemed to consider a more progressive way.

            Not progressive, but more productive and EMNIP then the first method is more flexible.
            1. +1
              22 October 2014 20: 21
              Quote: professor
              Not progressive, but more productive

              It does not interfere.
              Quote: professor
              EMNIP

              Sorry, but what does that mean.
              Weren't you interested in the case where the Americans are promoting Javelin in India?
              1. -1
                23 October 2014 04: 46
                Quote: saturn.mmm
                Sorry, but what does that mean.

                EMNIP

                Weren't you interested in the case where the Americans are promoting Javelin in India?

                Not interested. hi
                1. +1
                  23 October 2014 04: 55
                  https://lurkmore.to/%D0%9B%D1%83%D1%80%D0%BA%D0%BE%D1%91%D0%B1
        2. +1
          23 October 2014 00: 37
          Quote: professor
          Photo by Michael D. Jackson

          laughing
          So is Michael Jackson also a photographer? bully
          (Rip crying )
  8. +2
    21 October 2014 12: 13
    And Javelin close-ups from those shooting ranges:
    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6.

    7.

    8.
    1. +3
      21 October 2014 12: 58
      Javelin close up

      Professor, perhaps you, as a person closer to the western defense industry, will be able to reveal some subtleties to us, namely:
      1) Does javellins have manual guidance?
      2) If you make large such pits around the tank, will the GOS be able to single out a target?
      3) If an IR spotlight shines in the sight, what does the operator see?
      1. 0
        21 October 2014 13: 27
        Quote: PeaceByForce
        1) Does javellins have manual guidance?

        After start up? No

        Quote: PeaceByForce
        2) If you make large such pits around the tank, will the GOS be able to single out a target?

        With high probability, the system will not capture the target.


        Quote: PeaceByForce
        3) If an IR spotlight shines in the sight, what does the operator see?

        Are you talking about "Curtain"? At a short distance, it can be and will create interference. It's unlikely, though. However, pointing the Javelin at a tank in flight will make it easier for sure.
      2. +3
        21 October 2014 18: 48
        Quote: Spade
        With high probability, the system will not capture the target.

        Capture. The guidance system remembers exactly the signature indicated by the operator, and not the "brightest" target. I've translated two articles about Javelin here. IMHO both are worth reading.
        ATRA Javelin

        Critical technological difficulties in the development of ATGM Javelin. Part of 2


        Quote: PeaceByForce
        3) If an IR spotlight shines in the sight, what does the operator see?

        A bright spot and everything else.
        1. +1
          21 October 2014 20: 52
          Quote: professor
          The guidance system remembers exactly the signature indicated by the operator

          I know that very well. But if a powerful source of infrared radiation is located in front of the target, then capture will simply not happen. The equipment will have nothing to remember.
          1. -1
            22 October 2014 05: 15
            Quote: Spade
            I know that very well. But if a powerful source of infrared radiation is located in front of the target, then capture will simply not happen. The equipment will have nothing to remember.

            For what reason, in fact? Explain pliz. experts argue that:
            Day sight ... independent of infrared interference.
            Night Vision Sight (NVD) .... allows the operator to observe in conditions of limited visibility, including complete darkness, smoke, fog, inclement weather and infrared interference.


            Limitations:
            ...
            —The PNV uses the natural infrared radiation of objects. The infrared crossover at dawn and dusk is very close to the temperature allowing the target to merge with the terrain. In the case when the difference in the amount of infrared energy of the target and the background is low enough, neither Javelina’s PBC, nor its GOS are able to distinguish the target. This greatly reduces the performance of Javelina. This situation can last up to an hour, until either the background temperature or the temperature of the target changes so much that it is possible to detect the target.
            —Natural interference, for example, the sun can heat objects to a target that is close enough to the temperature that merges with the terrain.
            —An artificial noise appears in the presence of artificial objects emitting a large amount of infrared energy (for example, burning vehicles).


            ...

            Thus, the spotlight is not a hindrance. Lack of contrast is a hindrance.
  9. +5
    21 October 2014 12: 19
    0255 you have very beautiful and high-quality photographs of Russian technology, write an article with a photo, otherwise you are already tired of looking at the image of the weapons of our potential enemies from the USA.
    I think to all Russian participants in the forum, it will be interesting and informative.
    1. +4
      21 October 2014 12: 26
      Quote: quilted jacket
      it will be interesting and informative.

      I think the photos of the equipment of the potential (or not) opponent are just as interesting and informative.
      1. 0
        21 October 2014 13: 17
        Quote: Vladimirets
        Quote: quilted jacket
        it will be interesting and informative.

        I think the photos of the equipment of the potential (or not) opponent are just as interesting and informative.


        Yes, no one says that the technique of a potential adversary should not be present.
        I just would like articles with high-quality photos, Russian (our native) technology.
        1. +4
          21 October 2014 13: 23
          Quote: quilted jacket
          I just would like articles with high-quality photos, Russian (our native) technology.

          And I would like, who's arguing? Just for what the Professors are biting, for the fact that he found high-quality photos of "friendly" equipment, but nobody found ours? request
          1. 0
            21 October 2014 16: 20
            Quote: Vladimirets
            Quote: quilted jacket
            I just would like articles with high-quality photos, Russian (our native) technology.

            And I would like, who's arguing? Just for what the Professors are biting, for the fact that he found high-quality photos of "friendly" equipment, but nobody found ours? request


            Something you are confusing here or deliberately distorting reality, the United States is, frankly, a hostile country for Russia.
            But as I wrote, this is his business, because he is from Israel, and Israel and the United States are friends forever smile
            1. +4
              21 October 2014 16: 24
              Quote: quilted jacket
              Something you are confusing here or deliberately distorting reality, the United States is, frankly, a hostile country for Russia.

              You at least "Full House" often watch something, and then with CHU generally strained.
              1. +1
                21 October 2014 16: 39
                Let me figure it out myself without you.
                But in principle, if you watch "Full House", everything is clear with you smile .
              2. +3
                21 October 2014 16: 55
                Quote: Vladimirets
                You at least "Full House" often watch something, and then with CHU generally strained.

                And what, in the "Full House" began to joke normally?
                1. +2
                  21 October 2014 18: 50
                  Quote: 0255
                  And what, in the "Full House" began to joke normally?

                  Well, at least the basics. laughing And then the reaction is this:
                  Quote: Vladimirets
                  The professors are biting because he found high-quality photos of "friendly" technology

                  Not quite adequate:
                  Quote: quilted jacket
                  Something you are confusing here or deliberately distorting reality, the United States is, frankly, a hostile country for Russia.

                  either with the Russian language tight. request
                  1. 0
                    21 October 2014 19: 05
                    either with the Russian language tight

                    It looks like you have everything in order with the Russian, you are watching "Full House" lol
                2. +1
                  23 October 2014 00: 43
                  Quote: 0255
                  And what, in the "Full House" began to joke normally?

                  Against the background of Petrosyan wassat
  10. 0
    21 October 2014 12: 31
    it is strange that there are no Natalias with foam at the mouth protecting the professor from the "incomprehensible rabble"
  11. +2
    21 October 2014 13: 05
    Quote: quilted jacket
    I think to all Russian participants in the forum, it will be interesting and informative.



    Some forum participants would love to see a site where professional photographers would present photos of our technology made in good quality. :)
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  13. Denis fj
    +1
    21 October 2014 13: 41
    Here's another T-50.


    clickable.
  14. 0
    21 October 2014 13: 41
    something fast afghanistan mi 35 hit
    1. +1
      21 October 2014 13: 54
      Not at all fast. There is simply no way to fix them. Sanctions...
      1. +1
        21 October 2014 15: 56
        yes, sanctions are three months old .. they just drove the cigar up the roller coaster
        1. 0
          21 October 2014 16: 09
          Read carefully

          The Afghan Air Force will adopt the A-29, as their current aircraft for ground support, Mi-35 attack helicopters, will be decommissioned in January 2016.
          1. 0
            21 October 2014 16: 30
            where is it written that Mi 35 was used for thirty years (fixed life)?
            1. +1
              21 October 2014 16: 41
              Do you think that the Mi-35 has an overhaul period of 30 years?
              1. 0
                21 October 2014 17: 14
                I don’t think, but the sanctions are three months old - are they not repaired before the sanctions?
  15. 0
    21 October 2014 18: 15
    Quote: Author
    First Australian F-35A Lightning II makes its first flight on September 29 of 2014 in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo "Lockheed Martin")



    I'm afraid to make a mistake, but it seems to me that this is not a photo (reality), but a drawing.
    No?

    Photos taken from here:

    http://www.airforce.gov.au/Technology/Future-Acquisitions/F-35A-Lightning-II/?RA

    AF-ZRnYQhJUh1u0e44uR32olOT1rt+Ym4K3


    Attached to the studio photo of the environment.

    ?
    Well, almost the same in "Australian Sky":


    It should be like this (not an aircraft, but "vaasche":
    1. 0
      23 October 2014 18: 51
      Quote: opus
      Quote: Author
      First Australian F-35A Lightning II makes its first flight on September 29 of 2014 in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo "Lockheed Martin")



      I'm afraid to make a mistake, but it seems to me that this is not a photo (reality), but a drawing.
      No?


      No, this is really a photo of the Australian A-35 at number 001
  16. +1
    22 October 2014 13: 34
    Well, why these photos? In the comments, the photos are much better and more interesting. I’m generally silent about patriotism
  17. +1
    26 October 2014 17: 55
    And our pictures are much cooler than 3.14-ndosovskih. WE WILL TURN ALL! fellow
  18. -1
    26 October 2014 20: 17
    Quote: saturn.mmm
    Weren't you interested in the case where the Americans are promoting Javelin in India?

    Hindus formally chose Spikes.
  19. -1
    31 October 2014 15: 51
    Many thanks to the site administration for such an interesting layout of photos. Very impressed!
  20. Beiderlei
    0
    1 December 2014 15: 28
    DOWNLOAD!!!!!!!!!!!