Aircraft Carriers III

By that measure where would we put anything?
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... the GOP must hold the house!
as I write the USAF Generals are working on how to 'make Tyndall great again', I guess, so let's wait for the next hurricane

I'm telling you it's slovenliness to house Raptors (which are supposed to be one of the most valuable USAF assets) that way, but who'd listen to an Internet kibitzer LOL
 
Sep 27, 2018
Sep 17, 2018and now noticed SRVL info inside
UK prepares for F-35B carrier trials
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while now the tweet (there's a short vid inside which I don't know how to link here)
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A revolutionary method of landing an
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on a ship has been carried out for the first time on board
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. British test pilot Peter Wilson made history when he conducted the first ever shipborne rolling vertical landing (
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) this weekend.
 
do you think the USMC will be looking at SRVL at all?
no, because if the Marines dump the ordnance, they'll get replenished, contrary to the RN which can't afford for example

AShMs Nov 11, 2016
... yeah:
UK to retire GWS60 Harpoon at end of 2018
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... self-censored part ...

and sea-mines Apr 5, 2017
hmmmm
Possible future capability Minelaying
Notes An absurd capability gap, but UK has no existing stock of naval mines
April 4, 2017
Restoring the UK’s maritime patrol aircraft capability (Part 2)
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stan hyd

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no, because if the Marines dump the ordnance, they'll get replenished, contrary to the RN which can't afford for example

Seems like a terrific waste of money, the plane can land like this, they have the space to, seems sensible like the other great ideas of the RN, like angle decks and catapults. :)
 

Obi Wan Russell

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I think the Marine sqns that get assigned to Big Liz's air Wing will indeed learn the SRVL, just as they will learn to use the ski jump. Dumping expensive ordnance at sea is both expensive and wasteful, because there is only a limited supply of said ordnance aboard ship and getting replacement missiles/LGBs etc is not as easy as from a land base. The USMC is probably happy for the UK to develop the technique and refine it, then they'll adopt it quietly and without too much fanfare in a year or two.44043527_180889809507135_6607187644453486592_n.jpg
 
how frequent something like a bolter is expected to be with the SRVL? LOL I said "something like" (I know there's no cable involved) I mean other issues
 
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