asif iqbal
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where did my UK carrier pics just disappear too? did anyone else see them
With all the talk of the SRLV process the Royal Navy will use for landing their F-35Bs on the QE carriers, I still wonder if they will use a barricade system to ensure that any damaged or malfunctioning aircraft landing in that manner can be stopped without indangering aircraft or personnel further forward on the vessel.
I thought it would be educational for SD members to understand how the barrier system works on US carriers, and interesting to see what, if anuything, the UK employs.
Basically you have a barricade whose stanchions lift out of the deck to the vertical positon where a very tough netting is fitted to them. The combined strength of all of the lines/netting that make up the barricade is strong enough to stop (or arrest) a US Navy aircraft coming in at landing speed or even higher.
Here are a number of pictures showing what the barricade it, numerous examples of it being used, and how it is erected on US super carriers to this day.
I doubt they put this up for prop planes (E2 Hawkeye) coming in for a landing...am I right?
Seems here
four of the six Type 45 destroyers would receive Harpoon launchers recycled from the last four decommissioned Type 22 frigates.
Decommissioned in 2011, two years for recuperate this missiles, very long !
Now Daring have received ?