FA-XX - The Next American Fighter Jet
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For years, the US has been very dominant in the air with it’s battle proven fighters like F-15, F-16 and F-18 along with the king of the skies, and for a long time, the only 5th generation fighter in service, the F-22.
There simply wasn’t a serious answer to the US 5th generation of fighter jets from any other competitor on the market up until recent years.
Now, after the troublesome development of the F-35 fighter, US is looking to move above and beyond the competition, and by that I mean, completely new generation of fighters.
Meet the Next generation air dominance fighter, the jet fighter of the future!
The U.S. became the first country to introduce an operational 5th-generation fighter when it did so with the Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor in 2005.
There was one thing that truly set the fifth generation of fighter jets apart from the fourth generation - stealth.
That is why stealth capabilities are central to the design philosophy of the F-22 Raptor. These aircraft prioritised stealth from day one rather than seeking ways to reduce radar signature once all aerodynamic and engineering development had been done.
The result was a multirole fighter that would be able to do hit and run missions behind enemy lines and with either no or minimal losses complete it’s mission goals striking critical enemy targets in either air or on the ground. These fighter jets also included active electronic scanning array radars and engines that are powerful enough to cruise above the speed of sound without the need for afterburners.
A downside of firth-generation aircraft, however, is that, although they’re able to carry weapons and fuel externally should the need arise, that doing that instantly makes them less stealthy. And without full-on stealth capabilities, these aircraft could literally be considered more sleek-looking versions of fourth generation jets. And that’s a major let-down.
As already stated, a sixth generation or class of fighter jets was inevitable,
There is an understanding that aerial combat of the future will have less of an emphasis on one-on-one dogfights or even brute aerial superiority.
Rather, the focus and role of the new jet would be a part of an integrated system of manned and unmanned aircraft, ground troops, satellites or AWACS aircraft depending on the nature of the task at hand.
The idea behind the integration of manned and unmanned aircraft is that there would be only one pilot operating 2 or more aircraft at a time. UAV would not be controlled from the ground and the AI would be able to perform basic tasks commanded by the pilot, while the pilot would be able to focus on mission priority objectives with drones either providing recon, support or drawing enemy resources and fire letting the pilot slip unnoticed or at least face smaller and softer threat while performing its mission.
One of these drones could be XQ-58 Valkyrie or the Loyal Wingman, that we previously covered on the channel.
Integral to this digital sophistication will be the use of virtual cockpits. With these, pilots will view their control panels via helmet-mounted displays or HMDs, which will afford a pilot 360-degree vision with AI-enhanced battlefield awareness. Technology already being implemented in F-35.
They might also implement some other technology currently in development, like the airborne high energy beam weapons, or simply said lasers. And no, this is not a joke or some sci-fi because the airborne laser platforms have been in development ever since the Cold war with the best examples being Soviet Beriev A-60 and US Boeing YAL-1. More on them in some of the future videos.
Implementation of these weapons could be either for the protection of the aircraft, or even for tactical purposes like blinding the enemy sensors, satellites and other.
Apart from all those, the multirole 6th gen aircraft will still have to tick all the boxes defined by the previous generation, like the stealth capability, supersonic speed without afterburners and the ability to strike multiple targets at a time.
So what actually will be the 6th generation jet?
The fact that the USAF publicly announced that they flew a prototype of this jet last year is just beyond amazing, they probably already have the final model of it
Check out the X-36. This tailless design was already perfected in the late 1990s......the basic design and flight controllers are already a quarter century old. That blows my mind.
There not the last but a continuous upgrade.
loyd austin may have already seen a mock-up or flight test at tonopah
Lot of this tech is reverse engineered from Roswell and incorporates an evolution of earth based jet propulsion which is inferior compared to that produced from Zeta Reticuli. The F-117 design is similar that the craft at Roswell, according to the daughter of an officer in charge of the R&D who kept a cryptic journal for her to later read. You can see the R&D come to fruition in the Naval Patents posted under Salvator Pais. In contrast the iconic Flying Saucer UFO is the Huanebu, which is the reverse engineering of Vimana’s from the Bharat Civilization (8,000BCE-2,000BCE) . The Bell shape on top of every Hindu Temple represents a Vimana. The SS E-IV (Entwicklungsstelle 4), which was an R&D Unit to the SS’s Occult “Order of the Black Sun”, was tasked in researching alternative sources of energy to allow for the Reich to achieve Energy Independence. This research was done in conjunction with the Thule Society who were in search of the Aryan Origins, being the Gods of Indo-European ‘myth’, leading them into India and Tibet where they obtained the knowledge to produce the iconic ‘Flying Saucer’.
True
Another important factor of 4G fighters and the reason they added fly by wire is relaxed stability.
This give the aircraft incredible ability but make it technically unflyable.
They require 1000s of input corrections every second just to fly the plate straight and level.
Enter flu by wire.
It maintains a mathematical model of the aircraft in the computer and only the computer has access to the flight controls.
1000s of times a second it uses onboard sensors to update the state of the model.
Now you add the pilot.
They input what they want the aircraft to do, say, roll
Now, 1000s of times a second time computer takes the pilots inputs, subtracts from them the current balancing inputs calculated from the model and sensors and send _that_ too the control surfaces.
Now the plane rolls and to the pilot it's a traditional natural stability aircraft.
Gotta love PID control
As a former military pilot myself, I really love this kind of comments under a YT video. GG, sir =)
And 6th gen fighters may be even more unstable than 4th gen
> Enter flu by wire
Is that some kind of computer virus?
:)
A way simpler version is often used in cars nowadays with the gas pedal. You essentially just tell the car how fast you want it to go and a computer figures out the most effective way to get there considering the circumstances
The F22 was designed in the early 80's. Can you imagine what we have now, that is classified? It's all drones from here out, dangerous times ahead.
yeah but you still cant get the F-22 to work. lol
It won't be all drones . The us isn't that stupid. Men still win wars. Drones win sneak attacks . Anybody knows anything about war. It's boots on the ground. Or asses in seats.
Drones can't fogfight
@@xfactor6099 you have no idea what you are talking about.
@@kdrapertrucker it's clear you don't either.
Even though this jet is built to kill, you gotta admit, this plane is BEAUTIFUL, the sleek lines and wing configuration truly makes it look futuristic.
Best looking 6th gen concept so far IMO!
Still just looks like the Aurora from the 90s on
it's just a concept, there's a big change it's not gonna look like this
plus you get to see the attacker's economy go down the tubes
They make them beautiful because it’s the last thing some people see
I love the Drone Wingman concept, but I wonder how much extra workload it will put on the pilot. If I were designing these planes, I'd make it a two-seater so the you'd have the Co-pilot fiddling with the high tech stuff and the pilot can focus more on his "fighter pilot shit", to put it one way.
all depends on how much ai gets implemented. If it can target and fire on its own id assume not much more than they have now.
Depending on AI advancement I think if AI at least can do the simple job with minimal control then it might be possible for only one pilot. If not maybe we see 2 seaters.
_Dr. Keith Orbit's artificial intelligence, the "EDI", enters the chat_
Europe is developing a similar concept. It’s the best of both worlds and in the worst case, the drones could sacrifice themselves to save the manned jet
I imagine part of the AI systems and new generation, is that the pilot tasks are greatly reduced, turning the pilot into more of an operator. At this stage, you'll never get surprised into dogfight distance.
ex-USAF, nearly 70, hope I live long enough to see the real McCoy.
Other countrys: but.....but we just got to half ass 5th gen fighters
America: we dont care *unvails X-wing fighter with cloaking and deflector shielding proton torpedoes and high powerd ion weaponry*
If requested they could find a way
If you fix the hierarchy, I bet you will have another Apollo program, and rumors that the US tested a antigravity plane.
@@apex_blue they already have antimatter nuclear weapons so thats not far fetched
@@apex_blue we have another apollo program called Artemis.
@@pythontf188 I’m talking about innovation, the Apollo program was nothing short of a miracle of engineering, sure their plan of attack was throwing more money at it, but it worked.
The next American fighter:
1. Very stealthy
2! Very long range
3. Very fast
4. Will carry alot of weapons internally
5. Will be highly networked with drones and ground and naval forces
So, this is the F-36 or F-38, since the F-numbers end in 2, 4, 6, and 8 (except the F-35)? The Lockheed naming scheme is strange.
very american
@@thatguyalex2835 I doubt it. We may see something like F-200. Something totally different
6. Very expensive
@@jeffreyexposito3803 Hmm. Who knows
Love it's been flight tested already after only a year! Can hardly wait to see it.
I got a bridge to sell you if you believe this video
probably a technology demonstrator
@@derekcraig3617 It’s known that something has been flown
Tech demonstrator
@@derekcraig3617 I don’t doubt it, knowing the US military it’s probably a prototype, but still.
Whenever I hear about the next generation of fighters, I always get anxious because I cannot wait to watch an airplane reach very high Mach speed!! And by very high, I mean at least Mach 3.5!
Who knows, the F-38 (or whatever the F-XX would be named) could go Mach 3. :)
The material science is a bit…… off….. tho. Mach 3 makes the aircraft really hot and s ducts probably are not very practical for that kind of speed since it massively adds drag which would require much more powerful engines. Not to mention RAM coatings would probably be obliterated by the air friction. But who knows, maybe that kind of engine and material science is actually possible but classified.
fighter jets have been slowing down. With missiles, drones, and smart weapons, speed for the fighter plane is no longer critical. Speed of the weapon is still important though. F-35, F-18 and others don't even go Mach 2, and weren't designed to, nor required to.
How will make a engine..!?How many fuel can fit into tank of plane...!?10 tons?15 tons?
Honestly speed isn’t necessarily the goal anymore. It’s all about stealth and long range attacks.
The faster a plane needs to go, the more expensive it becomes (we are talking about exponential price increases here).
11:17 Hortens parked next to the runway are a nice touch
In its first radar test, the F 22, gave a return equal to a flat circle of metal, a single milimetre in diameter, in the form of a 3mm metal ball bearing.
Hahaa
That's awesome.
During radar testing of the F117, they failed and could see it on radar. Then the mockup took off and flew away. It was a bird on the mockup.
@@icecold9511 Ya that was a great story to listen to. It was an owl to be precise but shows that stealth really works.
@@Kman31ca Though, owls don't travel at hundreds, sometimes thousands, of miles per hour.
FA-XX looks like a copy of the Chinese J-20
I love these future focused videos! Even if there's a lot of speculation it's still fun to think about.
Yeah but the age of fighters as we know it is done. My personal speculation is man fighters will be nothing more than "air guard" to vital assets. Patrolling for missiles and drones keeping them off troops, AWACS, helicopters and the next gen A-10. The 22, 35, and next gen fighters is the military not realizing that the battle field has changed. There for a waste in funds. Though force vector have use in a defense aircraft. Reduction in fuel burn while still have the ability to adjust to threats quickly.
@@owld.b.a.pbrowlornolaowl5218for sure
oh no, don't put a lunatic girl on a 6th gen fighter along with 8 drones that shoots lazers
Ace combat moment
Thanks for showing some love to the Eurofighter. Such a beautiful and capable plane that gets too little attention on UA-cam
6th gen imo should have
1. AI/ML to integrate and condense information for the pilot
2. Integration of sensors, and the ability to network with any military asset. For example, the targeting information from the jet is able to be communicated to another jet, or warships/ground systems etc. This can allow the fighters to target and destroy using weapons from other sources. Interestignly, this is something the US is already working on with JADC2. Recently an F35 was able to send
3. High speed. super cruise should be between mach 1.8-2.0. Afterburner should reach mach 2.5 minimum
4. Longer range. Especially important for naval variant, because countries like China are making missiles to deny carriers from operating near their coast. Longer range jets allow carriers to be sationed farther away and still project force, or do much deeper strikes
5. Stealth. (obvious) Removal of tail seems to be the meta for 6th gen, significantly improves stealth and less drag.
6. Integration with drones. Drones would be a game changer, because they can allow the fighter to turn radars off and remain very well hidden; while drones can scout ahead to gain information and send it back to the fighter. The drones do the risky tasks that would be to much of a risk for manned fighters to do. Losing a drone is no where near as bad as losing an entire jet along with a very well trained pilot.
7. Enhanced ECM. For the US, doing SEAD/DEAD operations is very important, especially after Desert Storm. ECM and other measures to degrade enemy radars, and missiles greatly enhance SEAD capabilities.
Overall, the US is well positioned for 6th gen. The US already has very advanced engines under development (AETP) they've already built prototypes for. The new engines are stated to have around 15% more thrust, 25% better fuel efficiency, and 50% better thermal management compared to the F135, which is the most powerful jet engine right now. With these stats, 6th gen engines should be pushing around 210kn of thrust which is insane. The better thermal management, and power also makes laser weapons, and more powerful radars possible as well; keep in mind F-XX will most likely have 2 of these engines installed. Infact these engines are poised to be placed in F-35's by 2027.
Advance engines are going to be required for 6th gen, China is behind in engine technology; only just now capable of designing engines comparable to the F22 raptor, whose engines represent US technology from the late 80s and early 90s. Meanwhile Russia has budgeting problems. Europe has the money, and the know how to make 6th gen engines as well. Rolls Royce knows what they are doing. Japan also started to investigate engine technology early on as well.
Looks like a yf-23 follow-up design. Northrop was far ahead of it's time. Time to build it now.
A mix of YF-23, X-44, and X-36.
no need to waste time and money any more, when u have a super good one already siting in ur existent library. just need to perfect it and its ready to go.
@@myusername3689 yes this is PERFECT mix
FA-XX is a blatant copy of the Chinese J20 🤭
@@aburetik4866 Not really, they both look drastically different.
"They don't have a website for this top secret project."
*WAIT....*
I just wanna say, thank you for your channel, I cannot get enough since I discovered it!!!!! 🤘🤘
Man, I love warbirds, fighter jets, and battleships!
Can we just appreciate how beautiful this next gen jet looks rather than just looking at the techs built into it.
*Have you ever heard of the tragedy of Darth F-35???*
truth, the project is kinda a dumpster fire (no offence to those who worked on it, thier work is appreciated)
@@Yuki_Ika7 took a while, though still a greater impact than the F22
@@Yuki_Ika7 is it?
There’s been a lot of hate for the F-35 that’s been debunked.
The price tag is a dumpster fire, but… ‘Murica.
As someone who has no insider knowledge right now, my prediction is that we will see more of the YF-23 design someday. At the time, the USAF was mad at Northrop for blowing the budget on the B-2 program, so at least partially due to that, the YF-23 narrowly lost that bid. I think a slightly larger, 2-seated version of that with completely modernized engines and avionics seems really compelling for a 2030's fighter jet. The way air combat has changed in recent years has really gone right according to plan for the YF-23 even compared to the F-22. The game is less about turn-fighting and more about how quickly, quietly, and effectively you can get in and get back out.
The F-35 claims to embrace that same ethos, but it is not nearly as stealthy as the F-22 (let alone the YF-23 which was rumored to be slightly stealthier), it can't carry more than a few hundred miles of fuel, and its single engine is overburdened with how chunky it got. Both the F-22 and YF-23 still have better kinematics than the F-35 despite their superior stealth and range.
Most of that was correct but the F35 has more range and capability than u think
Japan's 6th gen is using the yf-23 as a starting point
The YF-23 represented more risk since it had several problems in DEMVAL.
* They cracked several wind screens according to test pilot Paul Metz.
* They were not able to reach Mach 2 due to intake geometry and boundary layer control.
* They did not demonstrate weapons storage or separation.
* They doubled the control surface actuator count to get the wings clean from any bulbous fairings common to other aircraft.
JSF are actually more stealthy than the Raptor from frontal aspect, oblique, and rear since Lot 4. They use more CF structures, which are RF permeable/non-reflective. F-35A has longer mission radius than the Raptor on internal fuel. Same with F-35C.
In large force exercises, JSF regularly defeat F-22s and prevent them from attacking Blue Forces. This has been true since 2017. F-22 was cheated out of its AIRST, so it has no long range IR detection sensors as originally planned.
@@LRRPFco52 to be fair I had somehow not seen the reports of the JSF's stealth improving in the early 2010's. Its shaping is much sloppier than either ATF plane, but evidently the new structures/coatings that were added to the JSF make up for a lot of it.
Also, while their mission radius is stated as close to or exceeding the Raptors, the fact that the ferry range is still somewhat lower even on the F-35A makes me think there are different definitions of "mission radius" being used.
@@JMurph2015the difference in ferry range is because the F-35 doesn't carry Any external fuel tanks.
Thanks for finding and explaining this, man. Stay strong.
6 gen fighters are epic, and this content is great. Those are FA-XX (aka facts).
I'm always 2 late... Fax
buh dum tsssss ;~)
🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢 6th generation fighters look ugly.
I really love your informative videos and the animation you use in the videos. I just want to ask how do you make this realistic animation ?
I guess he uses blender
You are right, but the US Boeing-767 Heavy Patrol Missile is the largest conventional missile in human history, carrying nearly 100 tons of fuel charge. In a special military operation related to the Middle East, a single attack destroyed two huge fortresses, killing more than 2,900 enemies and wounding more than 6,200.
so, a real-life CFA-44 Nosferatu ?
Without the topside multi-rockets or a railgun.
@@mill2712 might be, but if they're already prototyping a beam weaponry...
It might not be far to get an aerial railgun
more like adf 11f
F/A-XX is USN's project for replacing F/A-18E/E Super Hornet
NGAD is USAF's project for replacing F-22A.
They have been working on the 6th generation for a number of years. The military drones in service in recent years have been gathering tons of flight and performance information for this programs.
The question is does China have the blueprints and software yet?
@@jeffk464 they might but I don’t think they will be able to spare the money with the fact that Chinese economy is not exactly good at the moment
FA-XX is a blatant copy of the Chinese J20 🤭
@@user-bk8dq4ys1u You can take a look at J20, F22 and FA-XX, and see which two look more similar 🤭
@@aburetik4866 NOOooOoooOOOOoOOo!!11
I do love the name “Loyal Wingman”
I like the design at 07:36. What was the inspiration? Looks like a roughly YF-17-sized version of the YF-23. (Which would be very cool!) Is it meant to illustrate something specific IRL, or just a flight of fancy? Either way, I'd love to see more of it.
So this new aircraft is like a Newtype mobile suit where it will operate separate systems similar in function to the funnels.
These will definitely need to be multi-seat fighters to effectively control UAVs
2:21 ok lol, that was by far the best transition to the sponsored part ever.
To make a good fighter jet into breach the threshold that would be at the reverberative speed and a catalyst of static conduction you'd have to electrically adapt and mechanically move a couple of variables but then the static threshold where you are being held
Dogfight will always be imported.
If your enemy is just as stealthy as you,Your only have daylight and your MK1 eyeballs to see eachother.
Sort of return to the days of Manfred von Richthoven.
Kinda reminds me of the YF-23 “black widow” honestly
How 💀
@@yoamal1187
Look of the cockpit and engines
agreed, one of the most sexy plane designs EVER!!!!
@@Kai-pg3xz the yf23s engines are flatter and the cockpit on the concept is way flatter
@Zeka Nova
Get out
That MIG-41 l mock up looks a lot like a stealth F1-11 Aardvark !
Can you do a video on the ADFX-01 Morgan? I think *it’s time* you covered that :)
We need to get this comment to the top, guys.
@@haikalp.wibiyanto9732
Lesggoooo
How do you make these models? they're really good
I think the next generation of aerial combat will not compose of a single aircraft, but a system composed of aircrafts specialised in various roles.
From small to large, the smallest units will be autonomous drones. They are small, cheap and exceptionally manoeuvrable (able to pull intense manoeuvres that no human can handle). They will act as a defence role, intercepting enemy aircraft and missiles, sacrificing themselves to protect larger allied aircrafts. Quite defenceless on their own, but quite formidable in swarms.
Specialised aircrafts, these includes interceptors, e-war aircrafts, hypersonic recons, and surface attack aircrafts. These can be manned or unmanned, each can relay command signals, they are responsible for offensive actions and are dependant on each other.
Central command aircraft, these are the moving command stations of the Air Force, they do the support role, away from the front line. It will coordinate the numerous drones and manned aircrafts. Although it does not pack offensive weaponry, it has a laser defence array and a powerful jamming device, which can seriously mess with any missiles that come in its way.
Sounds like AC7's Arsenal Bird
FA-XX looks like a copy of the Chinese J-20
I want to know one thing: how many pounds/kilograms of ordinance can it carry in terms of air-to-ground, multirole and air-to-air munitions?
And second: How far away are we from creating planes like in Sentou Yousei Yukikaze?
Think they should make a 2 seater version so one guy does the flying and the other person commands the drones.
My mind instantly goes to the utility those drones can offer as weapon stations for stealth fighters since putting under wing weapons means it's defeating its own stealth.
Is it unrealistic for me to think that those drones could function as separate weapons carrier, that the pilot can just switch between multiple drones for weapon reserves like reserve fuel tanks on other vehicles?
Looks like the f16 f22 f35 the euro fighter typhoon had a baby and this is what it looks like
Funny that the sixth gen plane we see in this video is the german-french mock-up at the Bourget 2019 IIRC...
You should make a found and explained virtual air museum
Do you think that the next generation fighter will have a remote controlled wingman or drone type fuel tanker?
It wouldn’t surprise me if Areal refueling becomes largely automated
I love the look of it atleast lol
Such a good way of constructing it
I liked your transition into the advertisement for squarespace :D
When the canards are on Chinese planes it's a huge reflector that destroys stealth, when the canards are on America's next generation planes, that's fine, it's totally stealthy.
The above is modern physics, amazing! Simply magic!
innit western propoganda goes hard lmao
Will 6th generation fighter jets still have a gun alongside the laser
Depends on the intended use of the laser - likely it won’t be powerful enough to do meaningful damage to an aircraft and will be more about intercepting missiles and such:
Guns are kinda useless anyway with a focus on BVR combat. Dogfighting is probably dead this time… but that claim has been made before and was wrong, so…
This channel is underrated
I like where america’s jets are heading that new b-21 raider is the coolest stealth bomber i’ve ever seen..
This is cool n' all but the ''F/A-XX'' you are showing in this video is just artists rendering, their imagination what it might look like. Reality could be different in the sense, that it is maybe even more advanced, or maybe it looks like tweaked F-22. It will probably look like a F-22 with F-35 combined. I mean, someone from government stated in 2019, they tested their sixth gen. fighter. So, it's nothing new. We will get a look on it in 10 years time, like we did with everything else. It is probably flying already.
First Nazi German luftwaffe: Horten Ho-299 (1944)
Second US force: Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit (1997)
Rhird Russia force: Sukhoi S-70 Okhotnik-B (2019)
Old Soviet Yakovlev:Yak 38 (1971) and Yak 141 (1987) VTOL are history
you forgot Northrop YB-35 1946
@@hphp31416 Well your right, I didn’t watched YB-35 1946 before, but German Luftwaffe: Horten Ho-299 1944 copy American new plane: YB-35 1946
@@timothyhernandez3985 northrop was working on flying wing designs since 1940 with N-1M
@@andrewmoore7022 This.
I love the way you talk. Your accent is awesome, and perfect for this kind of content.
@Found and Explained your mock-up looks very much like the yf-23. Maybe this was the full size test aircraft they say they have already flown :P
The narrators never take into account that advanced aeronautic vehicles are always being developed 24/7/365 via black budget projects and whatever the public sees is literally a small fraction of what’s already flying around. There’s more than likely 7th and 8th generation Skunk Works projects that are getting old given the unlimited funds going to the military industrial complex year round. 😐
No 7th or 8th...but, the research for the next gen of fighter had already started in the late 1990's, before the F-22 had even gone to production. What none of these videos, nor the majority of people commenting on them seem to remember is there there are massive gaps in the information that we civilians know about the aircraft in question. The real capabilities of the 5th Gen aircraft will not be known until they are all either in museums, or sold off to lesser allies.
You laypeople would be surprised at the amount of corruption that goes on in funding "black skunk works projects"
Barely anything new will be released before 2030
Much of the actual development goes towards modernizing old gen equipment (blame lobbying for that) such as the 4++ or the 5++ gen aircrafts
Also the 6th domain of war is being improved and devloped upon (that is the most important development of all which requires statistics (you laymen know it by a different name - artificial intelligence))
j-20 copy be like
@Swift Banking nah it isn’t gimme 1 reason how
@Swift Banking gimme 1 reason how it is
@Swift Banking proof?
It isn’t J-20 copy, enough
Where do you see that?
Always find it funny that I’m books, movies and games they always gloss over the INSANELY long production times.
You should do a video on these reflective coatings they're testing on the F-22 and F-117
Wow! Amazing!! Do you post online the 3d models you make?
MQ-25 Stingray, X-36, X-47b, MQ-8 Fire Scout, loyal wingman, LaWS Laser & Weapons System
USMC K-MAX, RQ-7 Shadow, MQ-1, MQ-9, RQ-4 global hawk, RQ-11 Raven, RQ-170 Sentinel, RQ-20 Puma, RQ-16 T-Hawk, and more. All used operationally.
I personally saw or used or worked with the following in Iraq and Afghanistan: RQ-20 Puma, RQ-16 T-Hawk, RQ-11 Raven, K-MAX, RQ-7 Shadow, MQ-1, MQ-9, and a sentinel crashed and recovered by Iran when I was in Afghanistan.
Best sponsor transition I've ever seen.
looks pretty badass
the F-22E Raptor (Block III) stealth multi role interdictor strike fighter hasn't participated in a single conflict the U.S. faced till date . . . the Boeing Loyal Wingman autonomous multi role fighter support drone is truly the wingman in real sense of the word . . .
If it isn't a two-seater, it probably won't be able to incorporate drones.
Excellent stuff bro
Love it or hate it,he do be spitting *FA-XX*
They should make a single stealth frame fighter that can be mounted with either a command and control capsule or a cockpit unit so it can be sent out either manned or unmanned
That plane looks like my Starscream (Transformers) toy's cockpit section which I screwed out to play with it. I was an interesting kid
Damn. So basically this plane is Lalah's Mobile-Armour. With the drones as it's bits. Nice
I hope the 6th generation ends up with as much variety as the 3rd and 4th did, because the 5th generation was a surprisingly small pool
The F35 is the next generation of fighter, it’s the next generation of almost all roles in the USAF. Did it have a long development? Yes, but so did the F15 and that was one of the greatest fighters ever created. The same kinds of people who naysay about the F35 are the same kinds of people who thought the F15 was doomed to fail because it was “over reliant on technology.”
I like that you tag the F22 as the only fifth generation fighter in service ! That's so true !
Estamos vivendo o momentos de exibir os melhores aparelhos de última geração.
LOL, "They don't have a website for a topsecret project!". They must have good Stealth capability.
Thumbnail fighter looks sick, but doesn’t look like it has too much yaw stability and could very easily enter a flat spin
🙄
This reminds me of the movie Stealth, with the highly sophisticated renegade ai fighter jet
I rather suspect that Roper was talking about the Boeing Wingman.
Assuming he was talking about an NGAD platform which is nearly operational and could be considered a "prototype".
If on the other hand, he was talking about a tech demonstrator to test features, it could just be a 4th gen aircraft which has modifications to test out some ideas in the air.
Much like the X-31 was during the ATF program. News outlets infer far too much into exactly what Roper said.
lol imagine in 2140 people are like "6th Gen? Were at 69!"
It's the drones that no one is aware of thats going to make it unbeatable in it's mission capabilities
Those things are slowly looking like the drones in ace combat 7
This sounds totally like Macross. The VF-25 fighter commanding drones from Macross Frontier inmmediately comes to mind.
"They don't have a website for this top secret project"
Please make a video on Indian AMCA fighter please
I commented the fa xx actually so thank you for the intresting video bro
I imagine the next generation of fighter we'll only be able to buy one the way these things go
From swords and shields to this in a fairly short period of time. Mankind is extraordinary
Or horrifying
This video aint about cap🧢 its about faxx✈
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Everybody gangsta till the ace combat planes become real
We should make our refueling aircraft a AWAC having a plane that does both would be able to use them for either or both and that would also make more of them if they do both
I thought I read that the MiG design bureau had been closed. What's this Mig-41 of which you speak?
i think the 6th gen will have over mach 3 speed for long flgiht so it would not have glass cockpit but camera that provide view to the HUD.
Gen 4++ and Gen 5 have one other ability that defines them, and that is sensor fusion. People don't like to talk about it, but Sensor Fusion is just as important as stealth. Situation Awareness is VERY important in air to air and air to ground combat and 5th gen has it like nothing else.
All we need now is an Arsenal Bird
Excellent video.
I'm surprised you didn't use the leaked concept of it. The one where you see it from the rear and it shows multiple different parts available for potentially different versions.