The French Air Force Is Testing The New Rafale F4-1 Standard
The new F4-1 standard will upgrade the Rafale capabilities introduced with the F3-R standard, as well as adding some new important ones.
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The new F4-1 standard will upgrade the Rafale capabilities introduced with the F3-R standard, as well as adding some new important ones.
Combat operations haven't really ended there. >> combat operations really haven't ended there. president trump, the new president facing big decisions about continued u.s. military presence. the nato role in afghanistan. i want to quickly recap for our international viewers, breaking news, the united states has dropped its large est none nuclr bomb. right there you see it in afghanistan. it is a moab. guided munition, most powerful nonnuclear bomb in the u.s. air force dropped on what the pentagon says it an isis camp complete with tunnels underground in this area of afghanistan. we'll continu...
>> if we lost all our gps satellites, it would be a bad day, for sure. >> most people know of gps technology for its mapping capability. and today, the u.s. military depends on that tool. every aircraft, ship, submarine, guided munition, drone, and war-fighter on the ground. >> over half of the munitions we're dropping against isis today in centcom are gps-enabled munitions. what that means is we're able to strike things more efficiently, more accurately with less civilian casualties or other casualties in the area. >> but gps satellites also provide precision timing to the civilian world. spa...
Positioning system or gps constellation. >> you're good to execute 52. >> copy that. >> now approaching their 38th anniversary of the launch of its first satellite -- >> 3180 continues to perform well. >> the gps constellation is the biggest and arguably the most important network of satellites in space today. >> and we have indication of spacecraft separation. >> if we lost all our gps satellites, it would be a bad day, for sure. >> most people know of gps technology for its mapping capability. and today, the u.s. military depends on that tool. every aircraft, ship, submarine, guided munition...