Air collision: Americans reported another loss of F-35

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In California, during the mid-air refueling of the F-35B Lightning II from the KC-130J air tanker, a disaster occurred - another fifth-generation fighter of the American Marine Corps crashed and crashed. The pilot of a military plane ejected, a tanker transporter made a hard landing in the middle of a field, not far from the airbase, NBC reported.

A collision in the air between two aircraft occurred near the salt lake Salton Sea. The crews of combat aircraft trained air refueling, during which one plane collided with another - the F-35B pilot lost control of the fighter.




The KC-130J pilots were able to land on a field near the Californian Cochran Regional Airport, but it was not very successful - the tanker landed “on the belly” and received serious technical damage. Several crew members were injured, according to US Marine Corps officials.


At the end of May this year, a fifth-generation F-35 fighter also crashed in Florida. The incident took place at the Eglin air base - a few days before that, an F-22 stealth fighter had crashed there.
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  1. 0
    30 September 2020 14: 38
    I tried to look into the hatch or refuel straight from the barrel. Real Yankees don't hang out on a hose
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      30 September 2020 16: 52
      Quote: Sergey A_2
      look into the hatch or refuel directly from the barrel.

      An Indian programmer at a distance could not provide docking when refueling. Nothing, with time you will gain experience.
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    1 October 2020 09: 18
    The joke was remembered.

    The American is asked:
    - what do you need to learn to fly an airplane?
    - 5 or 6.
    - 5 or 6 what? Months or years?
    - nooooo, 5-6 planes.

    Personally, I'm glad this news, the less weapons the enemy has, the better for us. But there is no need to slander, we also have a lot of jambs. Recently our Su-35 shot down our own Su-30 from a cannon. With intensive flight training, such schools will certainly have anyone. And they, and we. We will never hear that a Lithuanian Air Force plane met with a Latvian Air Force plane. They will not have flight accidents like this. But not because their pilots are highly qualified, but because their air force is so scanty that it is easier to say that they do not exist.