JSF STOVL Engine Testing - Seen Up Close -- Ares/Aviation Week
Yesterday I was able to witness part of the final ground tests for the Pratt & Whitney F135 before the development phase finally completes later this year.
The accelerated mission test (AMT) forms part of the initial service release (ISR) qualification for the F135 version powering the F-35B short take-off and vertical landing (Stovl) variant. ISR is required before regular squadron pilots, rather than test pilots, can begin training on the F-35B at Eglin AFB in 2011.
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