Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Jet trainer choice of the Philippine Air Force in the late 80s was the Marchetti S211.
The Philippine Air Force Marchetti S211 is an Italian-made jet trainer that is fully aerobatic, easy to fly, and economical to operate.
The Philippine Air Force Marchetti S211 has been upgraded several times to fit the needs of the Air Force.
The Philippine Air Force Marchetti S211 has also encountered mishaps and accidents and is currently believed to only have less than 5 operational units left. Making the Philippine Air Force the only military operator of the Marchetti S211 in the world today.
Sources:
1. Pinoy Aviators. (2020, October 20). THE LITTLE ITALIAN TRAINING JET AIRCRAFT The Philippine Air Force selected the S-211 after the evaluation for three important [Facebook Post]. Facebook. bit.ly/38F86cy
2. Wikipedia contributors. (2020, November 1). SIAI-Marchetti S.211. Wikipedia. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIAI-Marchetti_S.211
3. Veen, H. (2020, March 6). SIAI Marchetti S.211 production list. Http://Www.Siai-Marchetti.Nl/. http://www.siai-marchetti.nl/s211pro.html
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The Jet trainer choice of the Philippine Air Force in the late 80s was the Marchetti S211.
The Philippine Air Force Marchetti S211 is an Italian-made jet trainer that is fully aerobatic, easy to fly, and economical to operate.
The Philippine Air Force Marchetti S211 has been upgraded several times to fit the needs of the Air Force.
The Philippine Air Force Marchetti S211 has also encountered mishaps and accidents and is currently believed to only have less than 5 operational units left. Making the Philippine Air Force the only military operator of the Marchetti S211 in the world today.
Sources:
1. Pinoy Aviators. (2020, October 20). THE LITTLE ITALIAN TRAINING JET AIRCRAFT The Philippine Air Force selected the S-211 after the evaluation for three important [Facebook Post]. Facebook. bit.ly/38F86cy
2. Wikipedia contributors. (2020, November 1). SIAI-Marchetti S.211. Wikipedia. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIAI-Marchetti_S.211
3. Veen, H. (2020, March 6). SIAI Marchetti S.211 production list. Http://Www.Siai-Marchetti.Nl/. http://www.siai-marchetti.nl/s211pro.html
3D work
3D software: Blender 2.9
Render Engine: Cycles
Device: GPU Compute via Optix
Denoiser: Optix
Samples: 1000
Resolution: 2560*1440
HDRi: Above the clouds |8192x4096|hdrmaps.com
Cgtuts_OceanHDRIs_Freebie.zip by AntwanFX | bit.ly/2UnYGK0
FPS: 24
Video Editor: DaVinci Resolve 16
Video Resolution: 1920*1080
Hardware:
CPU: Ryzen 5 3400G
GPU: PNY GTX 1660 Super OC
RAM: Kingston DDR4 2666Mhz x 4: 32GB
Storage: Kingston A2000 M.2 NVMe™ PCIe Gen 3.0 x 4/250G
Mobo: Gigabyte B450m-ds3h
PSU: Silverstone Strider Essential 700w
Monitor: Specter Pro 22inch FHD@75hz
Graphic Tablet: Huion Q620M Inspiroy Dial
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![US Department of Defense to adopt ‘ZERO TRUST’ approach to purchasing microelectronics
U.S. Department of Defense to adopt ‘ZERO TRUST’ approach to purchasing microelectronics
U.S. Department of Defense in a news release on May 19 said, the agency will adopt the “Zero Trust” approach to buying Microelectronics.
According to the report, Pentagons defense research and engineering for modernization director, Mark J. Lewis said, the agency’s zero trust approach to buying microelectronics will allow the agency to gain access to the most modern technology.
According to U.S. DOD, Mark J. Lewis said, Microelectronics are in nearly everything, including the complex weapons systems the Defense Department buys, such as the F-35 joint strike fighter.
Mark J. Lewis said, in the mid-1990s, DOD adopted a trusted foundry model for procuring microelectronics.
Lewis said The idea [was] that in order to deliver parts that we could trust, we would enable foundries that would manufacture our microelectronics where we had control over every step of the process — or so we thought,. That model, we think, has failed.
Now, Lewis said, the department looks instead to a zero trust approach to purchasing microelectronics. That assumes that nothing the department buys is safe, and that everything must be validated before it can be used.
By using zero trust, Lewis said, the department will be able to gain access to the most modern technology.
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![Philippine Navy ScanEagle UAV
Philippine Navy ScanEagle UAV
On November 25, during the turnover, acceptance and blessing ceremony, at Heracleo Alano Naval Base in Cavite, Phil Navy vice admiral Giovanni Carlo Bacordo received the ScanEagle Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) from the US through acting deputy chief of Mission Kimberly Kelly and Representatives from the US Embassy in the Philippines’ Joint U.S. Military Assistance Group (JUSMAG).
According to the U.S. embassy, the newly turned-over system which costs 710 Million pesos, will provide and increase intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities to the 71st Maritime Unmanned Aerial Reconnaissance Squadron (71 MUARS) of the Philippine Fleet’s Naval Air Wing.
Sources & Attributions
1. U.S. Embassy in the Philippines. (2020, November 25). U.S. Embassy Acting Deputy Chief of Mission Kimberly Kelly turns over a ScanEagle Unmanned Aerial System to the Flag Officer in Command, Philippine Navy, Vice Admiral Giovanni Carlo Bacordo, at Naval Base Heracleo Alano [Photograph]. Ph.Usembassy.Gov. https://bit.ly/3l6DH9v
2. Philippine Navy. (2020, November 25). [ScanEagle UAS]. Twitter. https://bit.ly/2KHXgsc
3. Philippine Navy. (2020, November 25). [ScanEagle UAS]. Twitter. https://bit.ly/3l10vaE
4. Insitu. (n.d.). Insitu [Illustration]. Insitu.Com. https://bit.ly/2V0hdfG
5. Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Patrick W. Mullen III, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://bit.ly/2KzkJeY
6. U.S. Navy photo /Released, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://bit.ly/2Jb4swi Philippine Navy ScanEagle UAV](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/icQy_7EIsZI/mqdefault.jpg)