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Navy Demos At-Sea Replenishment of F-35 Aircraft Power Module; Capt. Matt Thrasher Quoted

The U.S. Navy performed its first at-sea replenishment when a naval logistics team delivered an aircraft power module to the USS Carl Vinson carrier. USS Carl Vinson, also known as CVN 70,

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by Nichols Martin
March 1, 2021
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Government Technology/News
Marine Corps Squadron Qualifies F-35C Aircraft for Carrier Use; Maj. Gen. Christopher Mahoney Quoted

The U.S. Marine Corps has announced the initial operational capability of F-35C Lightning II aircraft under Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 314 or VMFA-314. This milestone allows VMFA-314 to use F-35C with U.S.

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by Nichols Martin
December 3, 2020
Government Technology/News
F-35 Carrier Variant Granted Initial Operational Capability

The U.S. Navy announced the initial operational capability of the Lightning II aircraft's carrier variant, the F-35C,  has met requirements including safety certification and a complete set of support tools. The IOC

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by Nichols Martin
March 1, 2019
Government Technology/News
Navy on Schedule Towards F-35 Initial Operating Capability

The U.S. Navy is on schedule to declare initial operating capability for its F-35 Joint Strike Fighters in February, with no recent delays experienced, Military.com reported Friday. Strike Fighter Squadron 147, the

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by Nichols Martin
January 8, 2019
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Capt. Max McCoy: Navy’s Joint Strike Fighter Wing to Manage F-35C Missions

Capt. Max McCoy, commodore of the U.S. Navy's F-35C squadrons, has said a newly-installed Joint Strike Fighter Wing will be used to support training and manning operations of the service's fighter aircraft

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by Peter Graham
November 30, 2018
Government Technology/News
Navy Begins Formal F-35C Testing on USS Carl Vinson

The U.S. Navy has begun to formally test the operation of an F-35C stealth fighter intended to demonstrate fulfillment of the service's requirements, USNI News reported Thursday. Rear Adm. Dale Horan, who

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by Nichols Martin
October 12, 2018
Government Technology/News
F-35C Operational Tests Conducted on USS Abraham Lincoln

U.S. Navy fighter pilots flew F-35C Lightning II aircraft during an operational test aboard the fifth Nimitz-class aircraft carrier. The test aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln evaluated the aircraft's aptitude to operate

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by Nichols Martin
August 29, 2018
DoD/News
Navy Conducts 1st F-35C Flight Operations Aboard USS Carl Vinson Carrier

The U.S. Navy‘s first F-35 Joint Striker Fighter variant underwent a flight exercise Oct. 18 aboard an aircraft carrier off the Southern California coast as the aircraft prepares to reach initial operating capability. F-35C Lightning

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by Joanna Crews
October 25, 2017
DoD/News
Sean Stackley: Super Hornet Block III Upgrade Could Complement Navy’s F-35Cs

Sean Stackley, acting secretary of the U.S. Navy, has said Boeing‘s proposed Block III  version of the Super Hornet aircraft could supplement the carrier variant of the Lockheed Martin-built F-35 aircraft, Breaking Defense reported Thursday.

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by Ramona Adams
April 10, 2017
News
Lt. Gen. Christopher Bogdan: F-35 Cost-Reduction Options List Now Up for Review With DoD Secretary

Air Force Lt. Gen. Christopher Bogdan, head of the F-35 joint program office, has said an “affordability compendium” that outlines initiatives on how to reduce the fighter program’s costs has now been handed to Defense Secretary

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by Jane Edwards
March 24, 2017
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