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F-35 - A paradox?

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Old 11th Nov 2011, 04:55
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^^^^ROFL ^^^^
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minor correction: Rafale has 2 engines (2 × Snecma M88-2)
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I understand the F-35 aerodynamics and its stealth ability became a whole lot better after "they" found space for the nosewheel (complete with tyre/tire) to retract into....
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