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New Baby Flattop

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In Robert Farley
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On August 6, 2013
The JMSDF has a new helicopter carrier. See here and here for a bit more on Japan's slow-motion carrier program. As the authors note, whenever one of this baby carrier comes into service, questions emerge over whether it could, at some point, operate the F-35B....

Nomenclature

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In Robert Farley
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On November 29, 2012
In my latest at the Diplomat I call for a more standardized vocabulary of naval affairs: Navies do a poor job of developing such a nomenclature, in part because they have good reasons to avoid standardized ship designations.  Civilian policymakers don’t like to hear that...

Carrier Fight!

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On July 17, 2012

James Holmes on INS Vikramaditya vs. The Chinese-carrier-to-be-named-later: And to be sure, the Varyag will reportedly carry about 26 fixed-wing combat aircraft—the official People’s Daily speculated that J-15s will operate from its deck for.

F-22 Agonistas

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In Robert Farley
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On May 4, 2012
Earlier this year Stephen Trimble stopped by the Patterson School and gave an excellent talk on the F-22 and F-35.  He spoke quite a bit about this: The F-35 reportedly has similar issues, although it's still in the test flight phase and has some characteristics...
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