U.S. Navy Aerial Refueling Aircraft

GPTKB entity

Properties (60)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf aircraft
gptkbp:futurePlans Modern_avionics
gptkbp:hasArea 3 to 4 personnel
gptkbp:hasCapital Refueling_multiple_aircraft_simultaneously
gptkbp:hasCollaboratedWith gptkb:NATO_forces
Other military branches
gptkbp:hasHistory Developed_during_the_Cold_War
gptkbp:hasRole Refueling military aircraft in flight
gptkbp:hasTheme Over 1,000 nautical miles
gptkbp:hasVariants KC-130
B-707
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label U.S. Navy Aerial Refueling Aircraft
gptkbp:includes gptkb:Boeing_KC-46_Pegasus
gptkb:Boeing_KC-135_Stratotanker
gptkbp:isCriticizedFor Rapid response missions
Extended range missions
gptkbp:isDesignedFor Multi-role operations
gptkbp:isEnhancedBy Technological advancements
Simulation training
gptkbp:isEquippedWith Probe and drogue system
Refueling boom
gptkbp:isEvaluatedBy Performance metrics
Cost-effectiveness
Defense contractors
gptkbp:isIntegratedWith Intelligence operations
Command and control systems
Carrier strike groups
gptkbp:isInvolvedIn Counter-terrorism operations
Joint exercises
Humanitarian missions
Combat operations
Search and rescue operations
Logistical support missions
gptkbp:isOftenMadeWith 1950s
gptkbp:isPartOf gptkb:U.S._Navy_Aviation
gptkb:Naval_Air_Forces
Air mobility operations
Strategic airlift capabilities
Global strike capabilities
gptkbp:isSubjectTo Regulatory standards
Safety regulations
Budget allocations
gptkbp:isSupportedBy Logistics operations
Maintenance crews
Technical support teams
gptkbp:isTestedFor Operational readiness
gptkbp:isUsedFor Training missions
gptkbp:isUsedIn Military operations
gptkbp:isUtilizedFor gptkb:Allied_forces
Surveillance missions
Reconnaissance missions
gptkbp:isUtilizedIn Peacekeeping missions
gptkbp:maxSpeed Approximately 500 knots
gptkbp:mayHave gptkb:F/A-18_Hornet
gptkb:P-8_Poseidon
gptkb:C-2_Greyhound
EA-18G Growler
gptkbp:operatedBy gptkb:United_States_Navy
gptkbp:supports Naval aviation operations
gptkbp:uses Air-to-air refueling system