#maritime aircraft

[bigglesworld]

Avro 696 Shackleton MR1. Long-range maritime patrol aircraft. Type first flew 9 March 1949. RAF 220 Sqdn. At RAF Langar. ca1958

#Avro #Shackleton #maritime aircraft #patrol aircraft #military aircraft

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1943 Consolidated PBV-1A Catalina "Miss Pickup" lifting off at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford

#Consolidated #PBY #PBV-1A #Catalina #Canso #Mop #flying boat #seaplane #Maritime patrol bomber #vintage aircraft #Boeing Canada (PB2B) #Canadian Vickers

[carbone14]

Prototype XP2Y-1 de l'hydravion de patrouille maritime Consolidated P2Y au décollage – 1932

Photographe : US Navy

©National Museum of Naval Aviation - 2010.060.001.014

#Avant-guerre #Pre-war #Marine américaine #US Navy #Aviation militaire #Military aviation #Avion de reconnaissance #Reconnaissance aircraft #Hydravion #Flying Boat #Hydravion de patrouille maritime #Reconnaissance flying boat #Prototype #Consolidated XP2Y-1 #Consolidated P2Y #1932

[usafphantom2]

Vulcans also had a Maritime patrol role during their long career. RAF 27 Sqn Avro Vulcan V-Bomber Flying Low over an Oil-Rig.

British Heritage aircraft

@CcibChris via X

#RAF #vulcan #maritime patrol #cold war aircraft

[nelc]

USS Independence (CVL-22), a light aircraft carrier of WWII, was one of the ships moored at Bikini Atoll during the atomic tests of Operation Crossroads. The first detonation, Test Able, was an airburst 500 metres away from Independence, and damaged her severely, but did not sink her.

The now-radioactive Independence was towed to the Farrallon Islands, near San Francisco, and used for radiological studies by the University of California Radiation Laboratory as the radiation decayed, until the decision was made to scuttle her in 1951, together with some contaminated materials transferred there.

#USS Independence #CVL-22 #Operation Crossroads #Test Able #nuclear test #Bikini Atoll #aircraft carrier #ship #maritime

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Lockheed P-2 Neptune, a maritime patrol and anti-submarine warfare (ASW) aircraft of the United States Navy

Dutch vintage postcard

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The Royal Navy: A History from the Earliest Times to the Death of Queen Victoria :: William Laird Clowes

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#1-8617-6010-8 #aircraft carriers #amphibious warfare #ashantee #auxiliary warships #battleships #books by william laird clowes #british history #capital ships #china war #coastal forces #cruisers #destroyers #english navy #history british navy #history royal navy #history warships #indian mutiny #maritime history #minelayers #minesweepers #nautical history #naval history #navies #navy #navy history #patrol frigates #royal naval #submarines #torpedo-boats

[drone9futuristic]

US Navy Deployed The MQ-4C Triton Drone In Okinawa, Japan

US Navy Deployed The MQ-4C Triton drone in Okinawa, Japan For Maritime surveillance of Asia-Pacific Region China-Taiwan tensions.

#MQ-4C Triton drone #US Navy deployment #Okinawa #Japan #Maritime surveillance #Asia-Pacific region #China-Taiwan tensions #drone #drones uav #military #military aircraft

[thanu011]

Unveiling the Power of the F-35 Fighter Jet: A Technological Marvel in Modern Aviation

In the realm of modern military aviation, few creations have garnered as much attention and controversy as the F-35 Fighter Jet. Developed by Lockheed Martin, this cutting-edge aircraft represents a pinnacle of technological achievement, boasting advanced stealth capabilities, unparalleled maneuverability, and a wide array of integrated systems. We delve into the intricacies of the F-35, exploring its design, capabilities, and the impact it has had on global defense strategies.

The Evolution of Air Power Since the dawn of aviation, military aircraft have played a pivotal role in shaping the outcomes of conflicts worldwide. From the dogfights of World War I to the precision strikes of modern warfare, the evolution of air power has been relentless. The F-35 aircraft stands as a testament to this progress, embodying decades of research, innovation, and engineering excellence.

Stealth Technology: Redefining Invisible Power One of the most defining features of the F-35 is its stealth technology, which enables it to evade enemy radar and detection systems with remarkable efficiency. Through carefully crafted design elements and specialized materials, the aircraft achieves a reduced radar cross-section, allowing it to operate undetected in hostile environments. This capability provides a strategic advantage, enabling missions to be executed with precision and stealth.

Multirole Capabilities: Versatility Redefined Unlike its predecessors, the F-35 is not limited to a single role or mission. Instead, it boasts multirole capabilities, meaning it can perform a wide range of tasks, including air-to-air combat, air-to-ground strikes, intelligence gathering, and reconnaissance. This versatility makes it a highly adaptable asset for modern military operations, capable of swiftly responding to evolving threats and scenarios.

Integrated Systems: The Power of Connectivity:At the heart of the F-35's prowess lies its integrated systems architecture, which seamlessly fuses sensors, weapons, and avionics to provide unparalleled situational awareness and combat effectiveness. This interconnected network allows pilots to access real-time data, communicate with ground forces, and coordinate with other aircraft, enhancing operational coordination and mission success.

Conclusion: The F-35 Fighter Jet stands as a testament to human ingenuity and technological advancement in the field of aviation. Its stealth capabilities, multirole functionality, and integrated systems represent a paradigm shift in modern warfare, reshaping the way nations approach defense and security. As we continue to push the boundaries of innovation, the F-35 serves as a symbol of progress and a cornerstone of military superiority in the 21st century.

#aircraft #maritime history #winnipeg jets

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Revell - Japanese Aircraft Carrier - Shinano - 1/1200 - Model Building Video

#youtube #Revell #Revell Model #Revell Models #Model Ship #Model Aircraft Carrier #IJN Shinano #Shinano #Revell Shinano #Aircraft Carrier #World War 2 #WW2 #WWII #Maritime #Nautical #Model Building #original content

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#Maritime Patrol Aircraft Market

[bigglesworld]

Short S.25 Sunderland Mk.V ML824

#Short Bros #Flying boat #military aircraft #maritime patrol aircraft #search and rescue aircraft #ww2

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Beautifully restored 1944 PBV-1A rotating at Oshkosh

#Flying boat #Sea plane #vintage aircraft #PBV-1A #PBY #Catalina #Canso #Maritime patrol aircraft #Airplane

[carbone14]

Hydravion de patrouille maritime Consolidated P2Y-1 de l'Escadron de patrouille VP-10F – 1931-1934

©United States Navy National Museum of Naval Aviation - 2004.114.018

Le drapeau avec 4 étoiles sous le cockpit indique qu'un amiral est à bord.

#avant-guerre #pre-war #marine américaine #american navy #us navy #aviation militaire #military aviation #hydravion #flying boat #hydravion de patrouille maritime #maritime patrol aircraft #consolidated P2Y #p2y #1931 #1932 #1933 #1934

[jcmarchi]

Camouflage That Doesn't Work - Russians Started Drawing Their Ships on Concrete - Technology Org

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Camouflage That Doesn't Work - Russians Started Drawing Their Ships on Concrete - Technology Org

Good camouflage is one of those military arts that doesn’t lose relevance through ages. Hiding your assets from the eyes of the enemy is very important. Especially nowadays, when the opposing forces have their eyes everywhere. But Russian camouflage tactics are less than efficient.

KILO class submarine. Russians started drawing them on docks. Image credit: Colby Drake, U.S. Navy via Wikimedia

After numerous long-range drone attacks, Russia is trying to improve the camouflage of its warships and planes to reduce losses suffered by its Black Sea fleet and air force for the past two years. While the Russians are paying close attention to camouflage, it is not helping to reduce losses, according to the report of the UK’s Ministry of Defence intelligence. Ukrainian drones find hidden targets and do not succumb to deception.

Deception, by the way, is one of the more interesting types of camouflage, because it doesn’t just hide the potential target, but utilizes dummies and painted images to trick the enemy surveillance. Ukraine is also using various dummy weapon systems to distract Russian invaders and force them to waste their ammo.

“At Russian air bases, maskirovka applications include decoy dummy models of aircraft and tyres on wings of planes. According to reports there are also painted silhouettes of airframes at nine Russian air bases. In the maritime domain, vessels of the Black Sea Fleet have black paint on the bow and stern, likely to make their warships appear smaller and a less appealing target. Silhouettes of vessels have also been painted on the side of quays, probably to confuse Ukrainian uncrewed aerial vehicle operators,” UK intelligence noted.

Latest Defence Intelligence update on the situation in Ukraine – 20 March 2024.

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It is believed that in this way the Russian forces seek to reduce the drone-inflicted losses suffered by the Black Sea Fleet and military aviation. Ukraine doesn’t have an actual navy fleet and the Russian Black Sea Fleet has suffered major losses thanks to repeated marine drone attacks.

“Despite these attempts at concealment, Russian aircraft are still vulnerable to conventional shootdowns while in the air and Russian vessels are still vulnerable whilst on operations in the Black Sea. It is unlikely that the use of maskirovka techniques will lead to any significant reduction in losses.,” says UK intelligence.

They also noted that the lack of effective camouflage was one of the main reasons for Russia’s operational failures at the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine. While camouflage in theory could help, the way Russians are doing it seems inefficient. Those paintings on concrete would’ve been believable over a decade ago, but now drones have very good high-resolution cameras and can easily tell a real ship from a fake one.

Meanwhile, missiles have really good homing systems. On the other hand, the defenders of Ukraine do use dummy vehicles, which do work, so the camouflage practices in this war are a trial-and-error situation.

Written by Povilas M.

Source: Ministry of Defence Twitter

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China's third aircraft carrier, Fujian, photographed from an airliner

#Fujian #aircraft carrier #China #maritime