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F-35 Fury - Samsung Tough Case
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F-35 Fury puts an RAF F-35B Lightning on the back of your phone, caught in the hover with the lift fan doors open and the rear nozzle swung down, the whole aircraft held motionless on 40,000 pounds of thrust.
This is an original Marqforde photograph, taken at the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford in 2022 during the hover section of the RAF F-35B display, flown from RAF Marham.
About the aircraft
The F-35B is the short take-off and vertical landing version of the Lightning II, a stealth fighter able to fly air-to-air, air-to-surface and electronic warfare missions from aircraft carriers and austere strips. The RAF quotes Mach 1.6 and a 50,000 foot ceiling.
The hover comes from the Rolls-Royce LiftSystem, a descendant of the Harrier's Pegasus engine. A driveshaft carries up to 29,000 shaft horsepower to a 50-inch counter-rotating LiftFan giving 20,000 pounds of cold thrust, while a swivel module turns the main nozzle through 95 degrees in 2.5 seconds.
617 Squadron, the Dambusters of 1943, re-formed as the UK's first operational F-35B unit and arrived at RAF Marham in 2018. The Lightning Force is jointly manned by the RAF and Royal Navy, and sailed in HMS Queen Elizabeth on her first operational deployment in 2021.
Quick facts
- Aircraft: Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II, single-seat stealth STOVL fighter
- Role: multi-role combat aircraft for air-to-air, air-to-surface and electronic warfare
- Powerplant: Pratt and Whitney F135 turbofan, 40,000 lb thrust with reheat, plus the Rolls-Royce LiftSystem for vertical lift
- Operator: RAF Marham, home of the joint RAF and Royal Navy Lightning Force
- Notable fact: the LiftSystem is the only vertical lift technology for fighter jets in production anywhere in the world
- Display: RAF F-35B hover display, Royal International Air Tattoo 2022, RAF Fairford
F-35 Fury puts an RAF F-35B Lightning on the back of your phone, caught in the hover with the lift fan doors open and the rear nozzle swung down, the whole aircraft held motionless on 40,000 pounds of thrust.
This is an original Marqforde photograph, taken at the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford in 2022 during the hover section of the RAF F-35B display, flown from RAF Marham.
About the aircraft
The F-35B is the short take-off and vertical landing version of the Lightning II, a stealth fighter able to fly air-to-air, air-to-surface and electronic warfare missions from aircraft carriers and austere strips. The RAF quotes Mach 1.6 and a 50,000 foot ceiling.
The hover comes from the Rolls-Royce LiftSystem, a descendant of the Harrier's Pegasus engine. A driveshaft carries up to 29,000 shaft horsepower to a 50-inch counter-rotating LiftFan giving 20,000 pounds of cold thrust, while a swivel module turns the main nozzle through 95 degrees in 2.5 seconds.
617 Squadron, the Dambusters of 1943, re-formed as the UK's first operational F-35B unit and arrived at RAF Marham in 2018. The Lightning Force is jointly manned by the RAF and Royal Navy, and sailed in HMS Queen Elizabeth on her first operational deployment in 2021.
Quick facts
- Aircraft: Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II, single-seat stealth STOVL fighter
- Role: multi-role combat aircraft for air-to-air, air-to-surface and electronic warfare
- Powerplant: Pratt and Whitney F135 turbofan, 40,000 lb thrust with reheat, plus the Rolls-Royce LiftSystem for vertical lift
- Operator: RAF Marham, home of the joint RAF and Royal Navy Lightning Force
- Notable fact: the LiftSystem is the only vertical lift technology for fighter jets in production anywhere in the world
- Display: RAF F-35B hover display, Royal International Air Tattoo 2022, RAF Fairford
