Russia, Iran, North Korea talk so much shit to the world. I know real lives would be lost and it would be horrible for humanity.
Sometimes I wish they could fuck around and find out how overpowered the US is when they make their threats. Even Israel would seriously wreck Irans shit.
NatureMoonlightMadam on
Exciting to see the F-35 take shape, imagine the sky-high possibilities it opens up.
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‘Iran’s nuclear program is the single greatest threat to global security’
-Trump
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Welcome to the brotherhood of F-35s, Poland!
WeareStillRomans on
Entirely made from potatoes no less
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>**The first Polish F-35 fighter jet, known as the “Husarz,” is nearing completion, according to Lockheed Martin.**
>The U.S. defense contractor shared a video on social media showing the jet progressing through its production line in Fort Worth, Texas, and announced that the aircraft will be officially unveiled on Wednesday.
>The F-35A “Husarz” is set to leave the production plant in August, in line with the initial schedule. However, the first batch of six jets will not be delivered to Poland immediately. Instead, they will be sent to the Ebbing Air National Guard base in Arkansas, where Polish pilots will undergo training.
>The jets are slated to arrive in Poland by 2026, with the full order to be completed by 2030.
>The F-35 acquisition is part of a broader modernization effort by the Polish military, which includes American-made Patriot missile defense systems and HIMARS rocket artillery, both platforms widely used by NATO allies. The contract for 32 F-35 fighters was signed in 2020 by then-Defense Minister Mariusz BÅ‚aszczak, marking a significant upgrade for the Polish Air Force.
>The name “Husarz” was chosen through a public competition organized by the General Staff of the Polish Army. It is a reference to the Polish hussars, a revered heavy cavalry formation active from the 16th to 18th centuries. The hussars, known for their iconic winged armor, were regarded as an elite force in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
>(jh)
>Source: next.gazeta.pl
Ojabango on
Ok, so multirole fighters are coming, AEW&C are delivered (Saab Erieye) now we just need some air tankers and things will look pretty well. I just hope when they do decide to get some air tankers, they will be A330 MRTT.
Unwonted-Goldfish on
Lt. WÅ‚otrzewiszczykowycki will be elated.
x_TDeck_x on
Is Fort Worth the only place F-35s can be completed?
d57giants on
Is this a jigsaw puzzle or did they buy it off of eBay?
CORedhawk on
Mother Russia will probably top it with a G-36 fighter
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Russia, Iran, North Korea talk so much shit to the world. I know real lives would be lost and it would be horrible for humanity.
Sometimes I wish they could fuck around and find out how overpowered the US is when they make their threats. Even Israel would seriously wreck Irans shit.
Exciting to see the F-35 take shape, imagine the sky-high possibilities it opens up.
‘Iran’s nuclear program is the single greatest threat to global security’
-Trump
Welcome to the brotherhood of F-35s, Poland!
Entirely made from potatoes no less
>**The first Polish F-35 fighter jet, known as the “Husarz,” is nearing completion, according to Lockheed Martin.**
>The U.S. defense contractor shared a video on social media showing the jet progressing through its production line in Fort Worth, Texas, and announced that the aircraft will be officially unveiled on Wednesday.
>The F-35A “Husarz” is set to leave the production plant in August, in line with the initial schedule. However, the first batch of six jets will not be delivered to Poland immediately. Instead, they will be sent to the Ebbing Air National Guard base in Arkansas, where Polish pilots will undergo training.
>The jets are slated to arrive in Poland by 2026, with the full order to be completed by 2030.
>The F-35 acquisition is part of a broader modernization effort by the Polish military, which includes American-made Patriot missile defense systems and HIMARS rocket artillery, both platforms widely used by NATO allies. The contract for 32 F-35 fighters was signed in 2020 by then-Defense Minister Mariusz BÅ‚aszczak, marking a significant upgrade for the Polish Air Force.
>The name “Husarz” was chosen through a public competition organized by the General Staff of the Polish Army. It is a reference to the Polish hussars, a revered heavy cavalry formation active from the 16th to 18th centuries. The hussars, known for their iconic winged armor, were regarded as an elite force in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
>(jh)
>Source: next.gazeta.pl
Ok, so multirole fighters are coming, AEW&C are delivered (Saab Erieye) now we just need some air tankers and things will look pretty well. I just hope when they do decide to get some air tankers, they will be A330 MRTT.
Lt. WÅ‚otrzewiszczykowycki will be elated.
Is Fort Worth the only place F-35s can be completed?
Is this a jigsaw puzzle or did they buy it off of eBay?
Mother Russia will probably top it with a G-36 fighter