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India makes headway with ELF site construction (Jane's Information Group)

SAC's Half Century (Air Force Magazine, March 2013)

The Syria Question (Air Force Magazine, March 2013)

Now that's thinking outside of the box, Wrench Turner. Bravo.

Contractors Push Back on JSF Criticism (DefenseNews)

Supposed to be loosely based on the K-129. Keeping expectations low ...

Chinas Navy Goes Stealth (The Diplomat) Namely, the Type 056 Jiangdao FFL

In the HarpGamer FAQ you will find a link to HCCE PE Guide and from there, a link to HCCE DBE Guide.

Most scenarios will depict air combat to some extent, typically naval aviation or shore based strike and counter-strike. I am not sure if it is possible to suggest any scenarios that focus exclusively on air combat.

Part 8: Continuing evolution - The global ballistic missile threat

Pentagon F-35 program chief lashes Lockheed, Pratt (Reuters)

Interesting stuff.

N. Korea Says Nuclear Weapons Can Reach U.S. (DefenseNews)

Looking beyond F-35 (Air Force Magazine)

P&W to test upgraded F135 this year (Flight Global)

Pratt Rules Out Worst-Case Cause For F-35 Blade Crack (Reuters/Aviation Week)

I'm sorry to hear that. If you do change your mind, I'd be happy to assist or join forces on another project and see it through to conclusion.

Must have been a panicked reaction indeed. They were throwing away valuable Harpoons at a trio of Tarantuls that had already expended their own missile load.

Imho, NATO's strategy was flawed from the start. They failed to play to their strengths, instead sending their weakest ships toward our objective (the SOSUS station) and their strongest ships away from it. They did this in spite of their knowledge that we absolutely had to send the Sverdlov cruiser Nevski to that objective, and that it had to survive in order for us to win. That being the case, we were compelled to protect it.

Australia Begins Super Hornet Study As F-35 Slide Continues (Aviation Week)

Honeywell To Test Some F-35 Parts After Smoke Incident (Reuters/Aviation Week)

Thanks, SHUK. It will make for interesting reading, if nothing else.

Some history of previous JSF groundings and F135 problems here (JSF Nieuws.nl)

U.S. Grounds Entire F-35 Fleet Over Engine Issues (DefenseNews) Engine Crack Grounds Entire Lockheed F-35 Fleet (Aviation Week)