Worldwide interest in the use of shipborne aircraft as a major weapons system is very broad. Many NATO countries operate fixed wing aircraft from ships. Additionally, the use of ships as helicopter platforms is extensive in the NATO community and brings another important dimension to the aircraft/ship interface issue. Thus, it seemed that both fixed and rotary wing aviation deserved equal billing in the Aircraft/Ship Interface Symposium which is the subject of this Technical Evaluation Report. The Symposium contained twenty-five presentations grouped under the following topics: Keynote Addresses; Ship Environment; Guidance, Controls, and Displays; Flight Test and Simulation Techniques; Launch, Recovery, and Handling Systems Development; and Operational Views and Future Developments.
Le Couple Aeronef-Navire dans les Operations (Aircraft Ship Operations)
1992
13 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Aircraft , Aeronautics , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Aircraft carriers , Aircraft landing , Flight operations , Flight tests , Helicopters , Vertical takeoff aircraft , Computerized simulation , Aircraft configurations , Antisubmarine warfare , Conferences , Military aircraft , Foreign technology , Naval operations