Two-step move aims to boost JSF engine power, Young says

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The United States Navy and Lockheed Martin Corp., strategists aim to boost the power of F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) jet engines to counter greater-than-expected weight in the aircraft. The different approaches that are being utilized to avoid the side effects, like harming fuel efficiency and reduce the range of the aircraft are reported.

F-35 (Aircraft)

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New procedures set for V-22 Ospreys after component failure

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V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft would require frequent replacement of a key component, after a nacelle blower blew apart and caused damage in a range of $200,000 and $1 million to one of the hybrid aircraft. The aircraft were also redesigned to remove safety hazards discovered by experts, such as hydraulic lines that could chafe and burst.

Safety and security measures, V-22 (Aircraft)

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New study urges killing F/A-22 raptor program

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The results of a study conducted to know the efficiency of the F/A-22 Raptor fighter revealed that it was overpriced and unneeded to meet threats in the war on terrorism. The necessity to modernize these aircraft's is described.

F/A-22 (Aircraft)

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