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If the ROKAF already has air-to-air and air-to-ground covered, where does the F-35A fit in the picture? Here s What You Need to Remember: South Korea hopes to eventually buy forty F-35As and should have ten F-35As by the end of the year. The ROKAF, South Korea’s Air Force received their first F-35A fighter jets in April 2019. The ROKAF hopes to eventually buy forty F-35As and should have ten F-35As by the end of the year. But how do these aircraft fit into the ROKAF’s existing fleet of aircraft? What role could they play in countering the North Korean KPAF? ....
The Air Force Knows Why the F-35 Stealth Fighter Will Own the Skies The Air Force is becoming increasingly confident that the F-35 could destroy Russian and Chinese 5th-generation stealth fighters in combat. Here s What You Need To Remember: This can be explained in terms of a well-known Air Force strategic concept pioneered years ago by air theorist and pilot Col. John Boyd, referred to as the OODA Loop, - for observe, orient, decide and act. The concept is to complete this process quickly and make fast decisions while in an air-to-air dogfight in order to get inside the enemy s decision cycle, properly anticipate, and destroy an enemy before they can destroy you. ....
F-117 Nighthawk: America s First Stealth Fighter Revolutionized War The Nighthawk had a very specific mission to fly unseen into the heart of enemy air defenses and take out critical targets. Here s What You Need to Know: The F-117 offered the United States military a unique ability to slip through enemy air defenses and takeout high value targets. The F-117 Nighthawk, America’s original stealth plane with a deeply sinister appearance, is an example of a weapon system designed around the limitations imposed by a promising new technology. The Nighthawk was revolutionary when it entered service in 1983 not that many could appreciate that, as the plane was kept secret from the public for five years. ....
How is the airforce preparing for Arctic warfare? Meet the Elephant Walk. Here s What You Need to Remember: The Alaskan Air Force base exercise included a lot of powerful aircraft and their supporting tankers. Just in case Santa Clause and his Elves wind up needing military protection from an attempted hostile intrusion in the North Pole, the U.S. Air Force will be ready with F-35 and F-16 fighter jets poised for rapid attack. The service’s 354th Fighter Wing at Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, is using the shortest days of the year to prepare for war in the Arctic under darkness and amid harsh weather conditions. Every flying unit at the base was assembled on the runway for what the Air Force calls an Elephant Walk. More than thirty fighters and two refueling aircraft participated in the exercise. ....