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I thought it was supposed to be part of the flyover. Is it grounded again? Would flying it have broken the budget for even this expensive event?
wcmagumba
(2,886 posts)it is invisible!
bronxiteforever
(9,287 posts)Response to El Supremo (Original post)
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pangaia
(24,324 posts)It was invisible. That's why you didn;t see it.
left-of-center2012
(34,195 posts)Just two armored personnel carriers.
dameatball
(7,397 posts)Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)at Hill Air Base waiting for parts.
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rogue emissary
(3,148 posts)The F-35 Finally Met Its Nemesis: Weather
https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a53734/f-35-thunderstorm/
"Due to weather in Amberley the F-35A will now depart the Avalon Airshow on Monday, 6 March rather than Sunday, 5 March as previously scheduled," a statement by the RAAF issued on Sunday afternoon reads."It is well documented that the F-35A aircraft requires modifications for lightning protection and these modifications have not yet been completed on the two visiting Australian aircraft. As safety is Air Force's priority, the aircraft will not fly in conditions where lightning is present. Prior to return to Australia, the Australian F-35A will be modified with lightning protection."
Yes, friends. Our new state of the art, $100 million-per-unit fighter aircraft finds it difficult to fly
in thunderstorms.