Advanced Arresting Gear

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Advanced Arresting Gear is a modern aircraft recovery system designed to safely and efficiently arrest a wider range of aircraft on U.S. Navy carriers using advanced energy-absorbing technology.

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instanceOf U.S. Navy program
aircraft arresting system
naval aviation equipment
acronym AAG NERFINISHED
component arresting cable
digital control system
energy absorber
induction motor
water twister
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedFor Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier NERFINISHED
aircraft carriers
developer General Atomics NERFINISHED
domain naval aviation
feature digital control and monitoring
enhanced safety margins
improved fault detection
reduced thermal stress compared to legacy gear
variable energy dissipation
installedOn USS Enterprise (CVN-80) NERFINISHED
USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) NERFINISHED
USS John F. Kennedy (CVN-79) NERFINISHED
introducedForClass Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier NERFINISHED
operator United States Navy
partOf Ford-class carrier launch and recovery system
programOfRecord U.S. Navy NAVAIR NERFINISHED
purpose improve reliability of aircraft recovery
recover carrier-based aircraft
reduce maintenance requirements
reduce manning requirements
safely arrest a wider range of aircraft weights
relatedTo Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System NERFINISHED
replaces Mk 7 Mod 3 arresting gear NERFINISHED
legacy hydraulic arresting gear
supports future carrier air wing aircraft
heavier aircraft
lighter unmanned aircraft
technologyReadiness operational
testedAt Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst NERFINISHED
USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) NERFINISHED
testedBy U.S. Navy NERFINISHED
usedFor carrier arrested landings
uses advanced control systems
energy-absorbing technology
water-turbine energy absorber

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Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers hasFeature Advanced Arresting Gear
subject surface form: Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier