Seen at 0855hrs, just before I boarded it for a flight to Perth via Port Hedland. My last photo taken at KTA for some years. FF 12.7.79 as PH-EXU, del 14.8.79 OY-BRN Cimber Air. Lst TAT, Saudia. To East-West 6.4.87 as VH-EWG. To Ansett NSW (later Ansett Express) 29.10.90. VH-FKP ntu. Std Melbourne 17.7.96. To Perth 10.97 & std for Kalahari Express AL. Regd V5-KEA, delivery delayed until 21.10.99. Gambia Int’l Awys/Air Namibia 10.00, Regd ZS-JAL 13.9.02 but never worn, std Lanseria, WFU, BU from 8.04. - Photo taken at Karratha (KTA / YPKA) in Western Australia, Australia on August 26, 1987.
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This is a Lego modular of the F-town Building located in Sendai, Japan by architect Atelier Hitoshi Abe. About 8500 bricks of which over 3000 are white 1x1 plates. 😂 Computer rendering but only existing bricks were used. Reference images.
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McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle is the tactical jet fighter that was designed to serve the USAF as their air superiority jet fighter back in 1967. The aircraft made its debut flight back in 1972 and entered the service of the USAF in 1967. The aircraft is one of the few jet fighters that have the perfect kill record with 0 losses in combat and has been heavily exported to countries like Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Japan. For our readers today, we have decided to let you be known to some of the lesser-known facts about the McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle. Pulse-Doppler Radar The McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle has been equipped with the Pulse Doppler Radar which is the AN/APG-63 radar that was developed by the Hughes Aircraft which is now known as Raytheon. This radar is one of the most amazing features of the McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle. Hughes made upgrades in the radar programs and made it AN/APG-70 radar which has now been fitted in every F-15 in service. As per USAF, the radar is able to not only see the high flying targets but also the low flying targets without suffering from ground clutter. The information from the radar is fed tot eh central computer which then chooses the delivery of the effective weapon. Speed The one thing that the McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle has been famed for is its nimbleness which made it one of the best air superiority jet fighters of its era. The aircraft at its top speed can fly at about Mach 2.4 and it is even said that it can go a tad beyond that. The speed of McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle allows for it to be behind only a handful of the following American made jet fighters. SR-71 Blackbird Lockheed’s YF-12 XB-70 Valkyrie F-15 Variants The very first of the F-15 Eagle was designated as the F-15A which was training aircraft and flew for the first time in July of the year 1972. This aircraft went on to become the F-15B and then flew in July of 1973. By the year 19798, McDonnell Douglas had produced other variants of the F-15 Eagle which were F-15C and F-15D. The difference between these models is that the variants F-15B and the F-15D has twin seats whereas the F-15A and the F-15C had the single-seat design. Another model designated F0-15E was delivered to USAF back in the 1980s and was one of the most active-duty F-15 Eagle models in the USAF service. The aircraft saw extensive action during the 1991’s Operation Desert Storm. Background The reason that the F-15 Eagle is loved by millions of aviation enthusiasts around the world is simple; it has been around for longer than any other jet fighter. It flew through the skies back in 1972 when the Vietnam War was in full blow and was a competitor against the MiG-25 Foxbat. The very first combat mission of the F-15 Eagle took place in 1976 and after that, it went on to be part of the many of the other world conflicts such as the Operation Inherent Resolve that took place in Iraq. Range If the 3 external fuel tanks of the F-15 Eagle are considered in its entirety for the ferry range, the aircraft has a range of about 3450 miles or 3000 nm. There is this point to be mentioned here that the F-15 Eagle has the aerial refueling capabilities and its range can be made unlimited with the fuel tanker aircraft in the skies available for it. Mission Computer The mission computer of the F-15 Eagle is known as the “Advanced Display Core Processor II” and it was fitted in the F-15E models of the F-15 Eagle and was first officially tested in 2016. This mission computer is the one thing that ensures that the F-15 Eagle stays for a long time in air warfare. This ADCP II is the main thing that has happened in the upgrades of the F-15 Eagle to allow for its air superiority. This mission computer allows for the processing capacity of the missions for the following advanced capabilities. Eagle Passive/Active Warning Survivability System long-range infrared search and track capability high-speed radar communications future software suite upgrades Armament The models of the F-15 Eagle; F-15A, B, C, and D all contain the same 20 mm cannon along with following armaments for assisting in the air-to-air combat missions. AIM-120 (AMRAAM) missiles AIM-9 (Sidewinder) missiles AIM-7 (Sparrow) missiles As for the F-15E model of the Eagle, it contains the precision-guided armaments along with a wide range of bombs and missiles. In addition to this, F-15E also uses the same AMRAAM Missiles that other models of the F-15 Eagle use. Other Countries that have F-15 Although the F-15 Eagle was designed specifically to serve the United States and its air force, the aircraft went on to become a beloved fighter jet across the globe. The aircraft was heavily exported and is now currently being used by the following countries. Japan Israel South Korea Saudi Arabia Singapore Qatar Although the internationally exported variants of the F-15 Eagle different from the ones used in the US, they are essentially the same in the airframe and other design features. Till this date, an estimated 1500 F-15 Eagles have been developed for the use of not the only the US but also many other world Air Forces. Engine The F-15A and B variants of the F-15 Eagle were powered by the twin General Electric F110 turbofan engines whereas the variants F-15C, D, and E are fitted for power with twin Pratt & Whitney F100 engines. Each of these engines of the F-15 Eagle weighs about 3800 pounds while creating a thrust of 29160 pounds. Perfect Kill Record The one other major thing that made the F-15 Eagle one of the most sought out jet fighters in the world by other countries is that the aircraft never suffered mission losses and had a mission completion record of near perfection
Well, we are back with some more innovative features of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II. This time the features will explain the aircraft’s stealth ability as well as its radar functions and its future in innovation plans. So without any further wait, we present to you the innovative features of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II (part 2). Superior Stealth Innovations:- When talking about the F-35 Lightning II, it is hard to skip the part about its stealth capabilities. The primary design feature of the F-35 Lightning II was to provide it with a design that allows it to evade the radar detection. Whether it is the entire size of the aircraft or its sawtooth landing gear; the F-35 Lightning II has a minimal radar cross section that allows it to easily invade the enemy’s air space without getting detected. While the radar-evading details of the F-35 Lightning II are classified military information, it is speculated that the F-35 Lightning II has been built with materials that are radar absorbent and these materials are much better than any other aircraft. The radar cross section of these materials is as little as a golf ball. EOTS (Electro-Optical Targeting System):- The F-35 Lighting II is equipped with the EOTS (Electro-Optical Targeting System) making it able to not only find but also mark a target with precision and accuracy whether it is in the air or on the ground. The F-35 Lighting II has the world’s only following infrared functionalities that make it one of the deadliest aerial attack forces in the world. Forward-looking Infrared Infrared search & track With these functions, the pilot of the F-35 Lighting II gains a greater situational awareness of the battlefield even before they reach their destination. The pilot is able to then easily recognize the enemy targets and threats and engage in the attack missions with increased lethality. ALIS (Autonomic Logistics Information System):- Lockheed Martin to reduce the maintenance cost and to increase the flight time of the F-35 Lightning II, equipped it with Autonomic Logistics Information System or also simply known as ALIS. This is a fleet-wide system that allows the pilot and the ground crew about all the information regarding the condition of the aircraft. With ALIS, following aspects of the F-35 Lightning II program are supported. Training Planning Maintenance Support The ALIS is integrated over all of the F-35 bases that streamline thousands of tasks to make it the most advanced system in the world. AN/APG-81 Radar Another amazing innovation in the F-35 Lightning II is its radar technology as it is equipped with AN/APG-81 radar system. This radar system is the result of the efforts by the Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems to be electronically active scanning array radar that gives the pilot the ability to engage with both aerial and ground targets from an increased range than any other aircraft. The radar system also provides the pilot with an increased situational awareness for the following scenarios. Night operations Missile warnings This radar system, which is an improvement of the AN/APG-77, not only provides the aircraft with a high-res mapping for the moving targets but also provide it with superior electronic warfare abilities. This radar system has proven to be so exceptional in its capabilities that in the coming two decades, Northrop Grumman is expected to deliver both the US military and its Allied Nations with nearly 3000 of these radars. CAS (Close Air Support):- For decades the best fighter jet of the US military for close air support has been the A-10 Thunderbolt I which wreaks havoc with its GAU-8 Gatling gun that can carry 1200 rounds. As for the F-35 Lightning II it is equipped with a GAU-22/A Gatling gun. Critics have been debating that A-10 is far superior in CAS compared tot eh F-35 Lightning II. However, despite having smaller and lesser rounds than A-10, F-35 is equipped with laser-guided fragmentation rockets to provide better CAS. With the help of F-35’s latest avionics, the aircraft is able to pinpoint the enemy targets for precision attack. With its single shot, the F-35 Lightning II is able to pierce the enemy forces with a Thousand –round burst. New Weapons System:- Lockheed Martin has plans to remove the F-35 Lightning II from its burning missiles very soon, sometime in the next decade. Along with DARPA, Lockheed Martin’s receives millions of dollars in research for the solid-state and fiber laser technology from the Department of Defense (DoD). Laser systems which are going to be an integral part of the aircraft in the future are expected to be lighter as well as less expensive than today’s weapons. Once these heavy weapon systems are removed, it will give the aircraft much longer range. In addition to this, once the laser weapons lock on to a target, it won’t let the target go until it is completely burned through. Internationally Acclaimed Fighter:- While the US has been sharing its wide range of the military weapon to its allied nations over the years, the list for the buyers of F-35 Lightning II is quite a lengthy one. As of 2019, countries which have already placed orders for the F-35 Lightning II are as follows. Australia Netherlands Italy Norway UK Israel Japan Engine:- The F-35 Lightning II is equipped with a single Pratt & Whitney F135 engine that has been specifically designed for this aircraft. With its thrust of 40000 lbs, the aircraft can fly for a rage of 120 miles with a speed of Mach 1.2 without its afterburner. The innovative feature of this engine is that it combines its ability of stealth with its afterburner ability making it one of the only 2 engines in the entire world. The F-35B Lightning II which is capable of performing STOVL, it has the very same engine but also has a Lift System making it able to hover making it one of a kind in the world. Related Content Amazing planes of World War II (Part 1) Amazing
