Topic: Japan lost an F-35 in the Pacific, and the US is in trouble if Russia or China (Read 96 times)
April 10, 2019, 12:26:00 AM
This is going to be interesting. Another Hunt for Red October situation.
April 09, 2019, 11:09:50 PM
Current air disasters in the world are on the rise Most of the airplanes can not be found anymore, What kind of technology is there any misunderstanding? Or is it going on in natural law?
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https://www.businessinsider.com/japan-lost-an-f-35-in-the-pacific-russia-or-china-may-find-it-first-2019-4
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Japan lost an F-35 in the Pacific, and the US is in trouble if Russia or China find it first.
Japan's military reported on Tuesday that it lost contact with an F-35 stealth jet some 84 miles off the east coast of Aomori prefecture, Japan, in the Pacific and that the hunt was on for the pilot and the downed plane.
But if Russia or China — which both maintain a heavy naval presence in the region — find the plane first, the future of US airpower could be over before it started.
"Bottom line is that it would not be good" for the future of US airpower if Japan or the US don't quickly recover the jet, retired US Air Force Lt. Gen. David Deptula told Business Insider.
"There is no price too high in this world for China and Russia to pay to get Japan's missing F-35, if they can. Big deal," Tom Moore, an expert on Russia and weapons proliferation, tweeted.
Japan's military reported on Tuesday that it lost contact with an F-35 stealth jet some 84 miles off the east coast of Aomori prefecture, Japan, in the Pacific and that the hunt was on for the pilot and the downed plane.
But if Russia or China — which both maintain a heavy naval presence in the region — find the plane first, the future of US airpower could be over before it started.
"Bottom line is that it would not be good" for the future of US airpower if Japan or the US don't quickly recover the jet, retired US Air Force Lt. Gen. David Deptula told Business Insider.
"There is no price too high in this world for China and Russia to pay to get Japan's missing F-35, if they can. Big deal," Tom Moore, an expert on Russia and weapons proliferation, tweeted.
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News:
https://www.businessinsider.com/japan-lost-an-f-35-in-the-pacific-russia-or-china-may-find-it-first-2019-4
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