Think Defence
 
  • Delve into Think Defence
    • Tag Map
    • Links
    • Archives
    • About
    • Contact
  • Revolving Doors
  • Categories
    • Land, Sea and Air
    • Business and Politics
    • Thoughts on the Future
    • History, Humour and Culture
    • News, Images, Videos and Brochures
    • Think Defence Admin and Updates
  • Open Threads
    • Open Thread – Land, Sea and Air
    • Open Thread – Rumble in the CVF Jungle
    • Open Thread – Politics and Business
    • Open Thread – Humour and History
    • Open Thread – Anything Else
    • Open Thread (old)
    • Open Thread II (old)
  • Comments
  •  

Home » Posts tagged 'Fast Jet'

  • FDR Supporting Articles – Carrier Based Fast Air

    • December 3, 2009
    • By Jed
    • Thoughts on the Future
    • 12 comments

    THINK DEFENCE: As you know we operate an open door policy, this is another post from one of our regular contributors, Jed… In the previous articles written by myself and the ThinkDefence teams we both independently came to the conclusion that the future of the RAF lay in the cost effective management of a single aircraft type as the ‘fast [...]

    continue reading »

     
     
  • FDR Supporting Articles – UK Tactical Air Power

    • December 3, 2009
    • By Jed
    • Thoughts on the Future
    • 11 comments

    THINK DEFENCE: As you know we operate an open door policy, this is a post from one of our regular contributors, Jed… I started writing this article during my lunch hours after the ThinkDefence guys posted their article “FDR – the RAF and Airpower, Introduction”. However they beat me to and posted their uncannily similar artilce, “FDR – Air (Fast Jets)” , so [...]

    continue reading »

     
     
  • FDR – Air (Fast Jets)

    • November 20, 2009
    • By Think Defence
    • Thoughts on the Future
    • 6 comments

    The Typhoon is expensive but is now achieving some level of maturity and showing its versatility, recent trials have confirmed its excellence in close air support operations and its air dominance power, especially when’ the Meteor comes into service, will be more than a match for most foreseeable opponents. This proposal is a controversial one so we are going to [...]

    continue reading »

     
     
  • Cheap CAS/COIN is an Illusion – Lets Get Off the Bandwagon

    • September 13, 2009
    • By Think Defence
    • Land, Sea and Air
    • 25 comments

    Listen to anyone these days (even this blog!) and they all say we must have a turboprop close air support and COIN aircraft. The US has issued various requests for information and is pursuing the concept under the Imminent Fury programme. Will any of these programmes go ahead, who knows, but we thought we would have a look at the [...]

    continue reading »

     
     
 

 

Recent Posts

  • Industrial and Technology Matters
  • Consultants on Five Grand a Day at the MoD
  • Parliamentary Answers – to 2nd February 2012
  • A Swarm if Ideas
  • Has the Fat Lass Finished the Chrous
  • A Good Use of 17 Minutes and 22 Seconds
  • UK Military Bridging – Equipment (Medium Girder Bridge)
  • Learning Lessons from Libya, ISR and Maritime Land Attack
  • Parliamentary Answers – to 26th January 2011
  • 1 Yorks on Patrol
  • Multi Role Brigades
  • Nigeria
  • Now Thats a Rocket
  • The Bottomless Black Hole
  • Parliametary Answers – to 24th Jan 2012
 

Advert

 

Search Think Defence

 

Recent Comments

  • Chris.B. on Learning Lessons from Libya, ISR and Maritime Land AttackI think this throws up an interesting question, one that might help diffuse the tension; Would you rather see a
  • x on Learning Lessons from Libya, ISR and Maritime Land AttackFinal fling...... Observer said "I’d rather lose a marine than someone expensively trained." No. Actually the marines are the best
  • x on Learning Lessons from Libya, ISR and Maritime Land Attack@ Somewhat I didn't mention fat sailors. If you want to be funny about it it perhaps says something about
  • John Hartley on Cased Telescoping Ammunition Updatechrisb I am starting to wonder if the light cartridge could be lighter, Knight Armament 6x35 comes to mind. In
  • SomewhatRemoved on Learning Lessons from Libya, ISR and Maritime Land AttackFor the less ignorant, Type 45 carries the Ultra MFS-7000 active bow mounted sonar and has enough weapons for Lynx
  • SomewhatRemoved on Learning Lessons from Libya, ISR and Maritime Land Attackx, I really can't come back at your comments, sorry, because your approach seems so fundamentally divorced from the reality
  • Observer on Learning Lessons from Libya, ISR and Maritime Land AttackThis is also why I'm a fan of using LHDs for anti-piracy, low intensity operations, it leaves the Navy battleline
  • Observer on Learning Lessons from Libya, ISR and Maritime Land AttackEmbarked Marine detachment? In a serious situation, I'd rather lose a marine than someone expensively trained. I'd also rather have
 

Upcoming Posts

  • Another Look at Mulberry
  • The Future of the British Army – Dismounted Close Combat
  • The Warrior
  • Another Busy Time for HMS Ocean
  • The Punisher
  • Containers and Modules
  • A Comedic Tour de Force
  • Quick Links
  • UK Military Bridging – Equipment (BR90 and REBS)

Subscribe to Think Defence Don't miss it - Subscribe by RSS.

 
 
 
  • Delve into Think Defence
  • Revolving Doors
  • Categories
  • Open Threads
  • Comments
  •  

WPZOOMDesigned by

Copyright © 2012 Think Defence. All rights reserved.