- Biển số
- OF-3680
- Ngày cấp bằng
- 7/3/07
- Số km
- 10,881
- Động cơ
- 663,247 Mã lực
- Tuổi
- 50
Mới đây trang Defence Update đưa tin chú Boeing được chọn để cung cấp mẫu máy bay tiếp dầu không người lái Stingray MQ-25A.
Kế hoạch là thử nghiệm bay lần đầu 2021 & trang bị đại trà 2025 ..
Nó giúp tăng tầm hoạt động của F18E/F đang được dùng phổ biến ở các tầu sân bay Mỹ từ bán kính tác chiến 830 km (450 nm) lên tới 1,300 km (700 nm) ..
Anh Tung cửa mà cop đống này về dùng cho tầu sân bay của nó thì cũng gay cho ta phết nhể .. chỉ cần một chiếc lang thang xa tít ở mạn gần Philipin là có thể khống chế toàn bộ biển Đông .. ???
Boeing Selected to Develop Refueling Drones for the US Navy
When operational, MQ-25 will be used to refuel F/A-18E/F/G and F-35C aircraft, replacing F/A-18s currently used for this task. The Navy plans to operate 72 Stingrays.
By Tamir Eshel - Aug 31, 2018 436 0
The Navy’s goal for the aircraft is to be able to deliver 15,000 lb (6,800 kg) of fuel to refuel four to six airplanes at a range of 930 km from the carrier (500 nautical miles -nm). It will extend the combat radius of an unrefueled Super Hornet on a typical mission from 830 km (450 nm) to 1,300 km (700 nm)
“As a company, we made an investment in both our team and in an unmanned aircraft system that meets the U.S. Navy’s refueling requirements,” said Leanne Caret, president, and CEO, Boeing Defense, Space & Security. ”
Boeing’s MQ-25 prototype was derived from an earlier work the company has done for the US Navy Unmanned Carrier Reconnaissance and Strike system (UCLASS). The company has done significant changes in the design to change the platform to best meet the MQ-25A mission. Boeing said its MQ-25 meets all tanking requirements with a substantial margin. Boeing has beaten two competitors – Lockheed Martin and General Atomics.
The company began ground testing of an unmanned aircraft designed by Phantom Works. Boeing said this engineering and manufacturing development (EMD)-ready unmanned tanker will be ready for flight shortly after contract award. Boeing plans to perform the MQ-25 work in St. Louis.
The company began ground testing of an unmanned aircraft designed by Phantom Works. Boeing said this engineering and manufacturing development (EMD)-ready unmanned tanker will be ready for flight shortly after contract award. Photo: Boeing video
MQ-25 is an accelerated acquisition program that expedites decisions that will enable rapid actions with less overhead. The intent is to significantly reduce development timelines from contract award to initial operational capability by five to six years. By reducing the number of key performance parameters to mission tanking and carrier suitability, the industry has increased flexibility to rapidly design a system that meets those requirements.
“MQ-25A is a hallmark acquisition program,” said Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, and Acquisition James F. Geurts. “This program is a great example of how the acquisition and requirements communities work hand in hand to rapidly deliver capabilities to our Sailors and Marines in the fleet.”
The prototype built by Boeing for the US Navy MQ-25A Stingray program undergoing ground test. Photo: Boeing
https://defense-update.com/20180831_mq25-2.html
Kế hoạch là thử nghiệm bay lần đầu 2021 & trang bị đại trà 2025 ..
Nó giúp tăng tầm hoạt động của F18E/F đang được dùng phổ biến ở các tầu sân bay Mỹ từ bán kính tác chiến 830 km (450 nm) lên tới 1,300 km (700 nm) ..
Anh Tung cửa mà cop đống này về dùng cho tầu sân bay của nó thì cũng gay cho ta phết nhể .. chỉ cần một chiếc lang thang xa tít ở mạn gần Philipin là có thể khống chế toàn bộ biển Đông .. ???
Boeing Selected to Develop Refueling Drones for the US Navy
When operational, MQ-25 will be used to refuel F/A-18E/F/G and F-35C aircraft, replacing F/A-18s currently used for this task. The Navy plans to operate 72 Stingrays.
By Tamir Eshel - Aug 31, 2018 436 0
The Navy’s goal for the aircraft is to be able to deliver 15,000 lb (6,800 kg) of fuel to refuel four to six airplanes at a range of 930 km from the carrier (500 nautical miles -nm). It will extend the combat radius of an unrefueled Super Hornet on a typical mission from 830 km (450 nm) to 1,300 km (700 nm)
“As a company, we made an investment in both our team and in an unmanned aircraft system that meets the U.S. Navy’s refueling requirements,” said Leanne Caret, president, and CEO, Boeing Defense, Space & Security. ”
Boeing’s MQ-25 prototype was derived from an earlier work the company has done for the US Navy Unmanned Carrier Reconnaissance and Strike system (UCLASS). The company has done significant changes in the design to change the platform to best meet the MQ-25A mission. Boeing said its MQ-25 meets all tanking requirements with a substantial margin. Boeing has beaten two competitors – Lockheed Martin and General Atomics.
The company began ground testing of an unmanned aircraft designed by Phantom Works. Boeing said this engineering and manufacturing development (EMD)-ready unmanned tanker will be ready for flight shortly after contract award. Boeing plans to perform the MQ-25 work in St. Louis.
The company began ground testing of an unmanned aircraft designed by Phantom Works. Boeing said this engineering and manufacturing development (EMD)-ready unmanned tanker will be ready for flight shortly after contract award. Photo: Boeing video
MQ-25 is an accelerated acquisition program that expedites decisions that will enable rapid actions with less overhead. The intent is to significantly reduce development timelines from contract award to initial operational capability by five to six years. By reducing the number of key performance parameters to mission tanking and carrier suitability, the industry has increased flexibility to rapidly design a system that meets those requirements.
“MQ-25A is a hallmark acquisition program,” said Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, and Acquisition James F. Geurts. “This program is a great example of how the acquisition and requirements communities work hand in hand to rapidly deliver capabilities to our Sailors and Marines in the fleet.”
The prototype built by Boeing for the US Navy MQ-25A Stingray program undergoing ground test. Photo: Boeing
https://defense-update.com/20180831_mq25-2.html
