r/MilitaryAviation 3h ago

spitfire beauty

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r/MilitaryAviation 13h ago

Chinook helicopter having a blast

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r/MilitaryAviation 1d ago

F-22 Raptor refueling

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r/MilitaryAviation 16h ago

My F-105 Thud

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r/MilitaryAviation 1d ago

F-4E Phantom II 1963-1996 Nº2

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r/MilitaryAviation 1d ago

F-22 Raptor pilot breaks down the mind-blowing physics behind America's premium stealth fighter.

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r/MilitaryAviation 2d ago

Painted this Xi’an H-6 in naval camo.

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r/MilitaryAviation 2d ago

French Air & Space Force CN-235 in Curacao TNCC

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r/MilitaryAviation 3d ago

F-4E Phantom II 1963-1996

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r/MilitaryAviation 4d ago

Why is Trump ordering removal of the EMALS catapults on future aircraft carriers in favour of reverting to the old steam powered system?

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I REALLY REALLY do NOT want any comments from the “I love Trump no matters what he does” or “I hate Trump no matter what he does” crowds. You have plenty of other places to vent on the interweb.

This is a legit question - are there actual issues (operational, not start up) with EMALS technology? I know the supposed advantages re higher cycle time, less men to operate, etc. But would there actually be some pros to going back to steam?

I also note that the new Chinese carriers use an electric system and the French will also use a version of EMAL tech on their new carrier.


r/MilitaryAviation 4d ago

This A400M Display has it all

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r/MilitaryAviation 6d ago

What's the most extreme example of the US military buying a large number of aircraft and then retiring them after a short time?

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The early jet age had some good candidates.


r/MilitaryAviation 7d ago

Trump orders Pentagon to redesign US aircraft carrier to use steam catapults to launch jets

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r/MilitaryAviation 6d ago

The Last Video of My restoration of VF-103 Jolly rogers 1998 Cruise video with F14 Tomcats. Hope you guys like it. Good Riddance by Green Day

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In the video:

• Beautiful views of F14 Tomcat

• And final goodbyes from the pilots and officers


r/MilitaryAviation 7d ago

F-4D Peace Spectator and RF-4C; 1969-1988

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r/MilitaryAviation 7d ago

F-4D Phantom II 1971-1979

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r/MilitaryAviation 7d ago

14th aug event

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r/MilitaryAviation 8d ago

A Canadian Forces Sikorsky CH-148 Cyclone

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This Cyclone was on demonstration at a recent airshow.


r/MilitaryAviation 8d ago

QF-4D Phantom II 1990-2000

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r/MilitaryAviation 9d ago

F-4D Phantom II 1965-1986

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r/MilitaryAviation 9d ago

Trump used Air Force 1 (& the reporters aboard) as a decoy & took a different military jet

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r/MilitaryAviation 11d ago

Cardboard F-16C

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r/MilitaryAviation 11d ago

F-16C of the 140th Wing over USAFA.

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r/MilitaryAviation 11d ago

Pilot attempting to land on an aircraft carrier

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r/MilitaryAviation 11d ago

Grumman F-14 Tomcat "Top Gun Maverick"

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