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CATOBAR

CATOBAR (acronym for catapult-assisted take-off but arrested recovery or catapult-assisted take-off, barrier arrested recovery) is a naval aviation system used for the takeoff and landing of fixed-wing aircraft from the flight deck of an aircraft carrier. Under the CATOBAR system, carrier-based aircraft are launched via assisted take-off with additional…

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CATOBAR

Nodes49
Edges48
Triples26
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
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related to Types · 11
CATOBAR → American Gerald, China, Chinese, During World War II, Ford-class, Fujian, Its, The, The United States, Type, US Navy
related to Current users · 10
CATOBAR → Charles De Gaulle, China, February, Ford-class, France, Gerald, NAe São Paulo, Nimitz-class, Since Brazil, Type-003 Fujian

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aircraft system navy carrier operated launch us carriers catapult used recovery use electromagnetic catapults take-off naval takeoff landing fixed-wing flight

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STOVL or STOBARinstance ofsince it imposes less onerous design requirements on fixed-wing aircraft than alternative methods0.80text
allowing for a greater maximum takeoff weightinstance ofsince it imposes less onerous design requirements on fixed-wing aircraft than alternative methods0.80text
thus more payload for ordnance and/or fuelinstance ofsince it imposes less onerous design requirements on fixed-wing aircraft than alternative methods0.80text
the Grumman E-2 Hawkeyeinstance ofand can launch heavy propeller aircraft that lack a high thrust-to-weight ratio0.80text
C-2 Greyhoundinstance ofand can launch heavy propeller aircraft that lack a high thrust-to-weight ratio0.80text
CATOBARrelated to Current usersSince Brazil0.60section
CATOBARrelated to Current usersNAe São Paulo0.60section
CATOBARrelated to Current usersFebruary0.60section
CATOBARrelated to Current usersNimitz-class0.60section
CATOBARrelated to Current usersGerald0.60section
CATOBARrelated to Current usersFord-class0.60section
CATOBARrelated to Current usersFrance0.60section

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