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Briefing: fixed-wing training aircraft : flying into the future/ Tim Ripley.

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RIPLEY Tim

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TRAINER AIRCRAFT

In: Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 46 Issue 11, 18 March 2009, pp.26-31 (122)Summary: Air forces that operate modern advanced fourth-generation fighter aircraft need appropriate trainer aircraft and simulation systems as elements in an end-to-end training process. This article looks at various approaches now available to fill the enormous gap between legacy trainers and the operational aircraft.

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Air forces that operate modern advanced fourth-generation fighter aircraft need appropriate trainer aircraft and simulation systems as elements in an end-to-end training process. This article looks at various approaches now available to fill the enormous gap between legacy trainers and the operational aircraft.

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