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Great read. Looking forward to more! I was once a Harrier mechanic, and I was told very often that I'd be learning to work on the F-35Bs during my 2002-2007 en
by vlachen 3y ago
Great read. Looking forward to more!
I was once a Harrier mechanic, and I was told very often that I'd be learning to work on the F-35Bs during my 2002-2007 enlistment, which obviously didn't happen. So, as a former mech and current engineer, I am very interested in hearing more about it's development.
- euler_angles 3y agoI have other threads on Twitter discussing the F-35 > https://twitter.com/the_engi_nerd/status/1758633498464952414 https://twitter.com/the_engi_nerd/status/1758633498464952414 Labeling everything I could see in the cockpit > https://twitter.com/the_engi_nerd/status/1757243336941871159 https://twitter.com/the_engi_nerd/status/1757243336941871159 a discussion of my primary job in flight test, aircraft instrumentation. > https://twitter.com/the_engi_nerd/status/1747803565987381495 https://twitter.com/the_engi_nerd/status/1747803565987381495 riffing along with chapter one of "F35: From Concept to Cockpit", a compilation of papers written by Lockheed-Martin employees at the conclusion of F-35 system design/development.