John Wharton is the Manager of the DoD Security Systems Analysis, Design, and Implementation Department at Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM. John is assigned to Sandia’s Security Systems and Technology Center. This center was formed in response to the 1972 Munich Olympics and has been focused on the security of America’s most critical assets ever since. The center is engaged in a myriad of security related research and development projects as well as the analysis and implementation of anti-terrorism, force protection, and physical security system solutions. John is responsible for projects involving the analysis, design, implementation and life cycle sustainment of security systems in support of DoD and DOE. Before assuming his current position, John served as a Technical Team Leader, Principle Member of Technical Staff and Project Leader.
1990-1991, F-15 Eagle/Strike Eagle
From Year 1990
To Year 1991
Personal Memories
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F-15 Eagle/Strike Eagle Details
Aircraft/Missile Information
Model McDonnell Douglas / Boeing F-15A Eagle Length 63.78 ft | 19.44 m Width 42.78 ft | 13.04 m Height 18.50 ft | 5.64 m Engine(s) 2 x Pratt & Whitney F100-PW-100 turbofan engines with afterburn generating 25,000lbs of thrust. Empty Weight 27,000 lbs | 12,247 kg MTOW 56,002 lbs | 25,402 kg Max Speed 1,650 mph | 2,655 km/h | 1,434 kts Max Range 600 miles | 966 km Ceiling 62,992 ft | 19,200 m | 11.9 miles Climb Rate 50,000 ft/min (15,250 m/min) Hardpoints 7 Armament 1 x M61A1 20mm cannon
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