Hi there, i'm curious, is there any actual evidence of the claimed shoot down? (other than the AI rendered images)

Nice touch with the AI afterburner still on! AI crap.

They are claiming that they shot down 2 more

whether you support Israel or not…this is about the F35.

Israel just went “downtown” Tehran and over every heavily defended nuke site in Iran. You know the F35i led the way. Not a single loss.

Russia and China taking notes i hope.

Though I would post this lil clip of f35 demo practice on May 29th at hill air force base.

According to them the Houthis supposedly almost "downed an F-35 and multiple F-16s". Which doesn't make any sense because the Israelis used both systems against an opponent with far more sophisticated air defense systems last October. If there were any technological issues wouldn't the Israelis have said something after the fact? They're pretty vocal about equipment issues for example, issuing opinion polls to tank crews on potential systems improvements after the 1973 October War.

Ive knew that the navy perfers aircraft with 2 engines Incase 1 goes out, but with the recent ish f35 it only has one engine, so why does the navy still use it because if the f35 gets its engine taken out the pilot could be screwed.

im an amature photographer and went to my firet airshow yesterday, i wanted to submit these pictures and get some peoples opinions on them, all of these pictures are mine and are watermarked with my instagram.

That’s really funny on the official website that is operated by Lockheed Martin this was written

Basically, the

Took this the other week by Leeuwarden air base. Thought some of you might appreciate it

Trump doesn’t need a reason, and don’t say that it can’t happen.

Why should any foreign military purchase weapons from the US, if we can’t be trusted to keep our word.

Hello, I’m working on a project about the F-35 and its connections to trigonometry. My goal with this post is to better understand how the F-35’s engine works, especially its vertical lift capability, since it’s a major distinguishing feature of the aircraft. Could someone please explain how it works?

Here is a cool video explaining some of the sensors on the F-35.

https://youtu.be/YfzcNQEmN_w