624:(CSBA) released a report concluding that the next-generation U.S. Air Force fighter should be larger and more resembling a bomber than a small, maneuverable traditional fighter. It analyzed over 1,450 air-to-air engagements since 1965 and found that long-range weapons and sensors have dramatically decreased instances of dogfighting. With the increase of air defense systems using electronic and infrared sensors and high-speed weapons, traditional designs relying on small size, high speed, and maneuverability may be less relevant and easier to intercept. As a result, the CSBA suggests building a fighter significantly larger relying on enhanced sensors, signature control, networked situational awareness, and very-long-range weapons to complete engagements before being detected or tracked. Larger planes would have greater range that would enable them to be stationed further from a combat zone, have greater radar and IR detection capabilities, and carry bigger and longer-range missiles (
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aircraft actually starts. Sixth-generation strike capability is envisioned as a move beyond the limitations inherent to the potential abilities of a single strike aircraft. 6-Gen combat awareness will require a theater-wide integration of diverse systems beginning with the primary airborne sensory suite and further including real-time data linking of ground-based detection and ranging technology with sensors aboard primary and support aircraft, advanced communication capabilities, unparalleled capacity for continuous onboard info-stream processing utilizing AI for real-time data translation and rendering geared toward optimizing pilot situational awareness while reducing workload, potential near-space capabilities, extension of existing strike/standoff ranges, seamless co-operation with ground-to air defense assets and the ability to deploy aircraft in manned, optionally manned, unmanned and stand-in options.
617:. The AoA will run parallel to several other design and technology efforts including engine technology, airframe molds, broadband and IR stealth, and new ways to dominate the electromagnetic spectrum. Part of the Navy's calculus will be based on how the F-35C performs as a critical forward sensor node for the carrier air wing. How the fifth-generation F-35C integrates with the rest of the air wing to give greater capabilities than what the platform itself can do may lend itself to the sixth-generation F/A-XX. The Navy aircraft is to have greatly increased speed and range compared to the Super Hornet.
639:(PCA) platform that would combine long range, supersonic speed, stealth and maneuverability and be fielded by 2030. PCA would have substantially longer range to fly long distances over the Pacific, especially in a situation where airbases in the vicinity of China are not available or if aerial tankers are destroyed. It would also escort bombers deep into Russia or China, where the anticipated threat includes advanced networked air defense radars. It would include stealth against low or very high frequency radars (like those of the
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Superiority 2030 plan, to pursue "a network of integrated systems disaggregated across multiple platforms" rather than focusing on the sixth-generation fighter. The Air Force and Navy requirements had already been merged the year before and were now formally integrated, with the joint focus to be on AI systems and a common airframe.
150:(BVR) air-to-air missile capability remaining important. The flexibility to undertake manned and unmanned missions is also sought, along with the ability to integrate with more numerous fleets of satellite drones and ground sensors in a high-traffic networked environment to deliver full "data-to-decision" (D2D) capability.
772:. The Vice President of Embraer's defence division, Walter Pinto Junior, confirmed the idealization of the project, and commented that "for Embraer, fighter aviation is a possibility of taking higher flights", but highlighted that the company still needs a "business plan, to make a viable long-term project".
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In March 2015, the Navy revealed they were working with the Air Force to potentially release joint analysis of alternatives (AoA) in 2016 for their next-generation fighters; they are allowed to take a joint AoA, then define a service solution that would be good for each service. The Navy is focusing
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environment and ground support/attack will need to be enhanced and adapted to the future threat environment. An initial focus on air superiority roles has moved away from close-in dogfighting, which is becoming less common, and instead broadened to embrace ground support, cyber warfare and even space
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to give optimum efficiency at any speed or altitude, giving greater range, faster acceleration, and greater subsonic cruise efficiency. The engine would configure itself to act like a turbojet at supersonic speeds, while performing like a high-bypass turbofan for efficient cruising at slower speeds;
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had published a report about the UK's "post-2030 combat aviation force structure". The report highlighted a possibility of the UK committing to a next generation fighter program to potentially replace the
Eurofighter Typhoon post-2030; the Eurofighter Typhoon has since had its intended service life
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recommended that the U.S. military services avoid joint programs for the development of the design of a sixth-generation fighter. They found that in previous joint programs, different service-specific requirements for complex programs had led to design compromises which raised costs far more than
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development programs that depended on new technologies that drove up cost and delayed introduction, the Air Force is intending to follow a methodical path of risk reduction to include as much prototyping, technology demonstration, and systems engineering work as possible before creation of an
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In 2014, a broader approach to offensive technologies was proposed, with USAF aircraft anticipated to operate alongside ground-based and non-kinetic anti-aircraft solutions, and with a greater weapon load than current fighters. In 2016, the USAF consolidated this change of course for its Air
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have all announced sixth-generation aircraft development projects. On
September 14, 2020, the USAF announced that a prototype aircraft component of the Next-Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) program had flown for the first time. The details remained classified.
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On 26 August 2013, Russia revealed it would proceed with development of a sixth-generation jet fighter. They say the aircraft will most likely be pilotless. However, they would not skip completing development of fifth-generation fighter projects, like the
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The feasibility of some of these characteristics remains uncertain. Development time and cost are likely to prove major factors in laying out practical roadmaps. Specific requirements are anticipated by some observers to crystallize around 2025.
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Russian, Chinese and Indian designs are predicted to follow on from their fifth generation fighters to provide competition to
American jets. These are expected to enter service between the 2030–2050 timeframe as
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initiated a study to try to bring together existing USAF and USN concepts. Next-generation fighter efforts would initially be led by DARPA under the "Air
Dominance Initiative" to develop prototype
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program in 2008 and the USAF sought initial responses for a Next
Generation Tactical Aircraft (Next Gen TACAIR), which would become the F-X program, in 2010.
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announced that China had begun pre-research on sixth-generation aircraft in
January 2019, predicting that the program would come to fruition by 2035.
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program was announced. In 2022, after a year of ever closer collaboration with the
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was asked about plans for sixth-generation technologies and he responded that they have a clear roadmap for sixth-generation combat systems like
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While still at an early stage of development, several distinct characteristics common to many sixth-generation fighter concepts have evolved.
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technology is an option under consideration for the PCA, given the fact that the alternative would be a very large aircraft.
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which allow the pilot 360-degree vision with AI-enhanced battlefield awareness, and replacing conventional instrument panels.
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Optionally manned, with the same airframe capable of conducting piloted, remote controlled or onboard-AI controlled missions.
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The Air Force is interested in lasers both for low-power illumination and as higher-powered weapons. In
November 2013, the
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will likely be available to aircraft with this engine type. The technology is being developed by the Air Force under the
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1028:"Let's Have a Look at the "Tempest", UK's 6th Generation Combat Aircraft Mock-Up Unveiled at the Farnborough Air Show"
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in Brazil, Luiz
Hernandez, stated that Brazil will develop a sixth-generation fighter based on technologies from the
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on replacing the capabilities of the fighter with a wide range of options for the Super Hornet, as well as the
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Navy and Air Force Planning Joint Exploration of Next Generation Fighter Follow Ons to F-22 and F/A-18E/F
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The fifth-generation abilities for air-to-air capability, battlefield survivability in the anticipated
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2197:"Air Chief Marshal R K S Bhadauria interview: 'Indigenisation essential for strategic development'"
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The Department of Defense Should Avoid a Joint Acquisition Approach to the Sixth-Generation Fighter
882:"UK Employs Artificial Intelligence To Support Development Of Its 6th-Gen Fighter Program, Tempest"
768:, already in production in the country. The project would be a cooperation between Embraer and the
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1724:"The US Air Force has built and flown a mysterious full-scale prototype of its future fighter jet"
523:. The USN is pursuing a similar program using the same name with the fighter component called the
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USAF: Next Generation Tactical Aircraft (Next Gen TACAIR) Materiel and Technology Concepts Search
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Software Architecture with separation of flight critical operations from other functionality
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1991:"Lockheed Martin Wants to Merge an F-22 and F-35 Into 1 Fighter for Japan. It Won't Happen"
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which will have some sixth-generation technologies. IAF's new chief, Air Chief Marshal
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In 2010, the Japanese government revealed a concept sixth-generation jet fighter, the
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2159:"China's Sixth-Gen Fighter Jet Sure Looks Like the Air Force's Sixth-Gen Fighter Jet"
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2247:"India's 5th-Gen Fighter Jet 'AMCA' Will Have 6th-Gen Technology – Indian Air Force"
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extended to around 2040. On 22 March 2016, Japan conducted the first flight of the
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1864:"Air Force Scientific Advisory Board takes second look at Penetrating Counterair"
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The Race for 6th Generation Fighters - Drones, Lasers & Future Air Dominance
1343:"Beyond the F-22 or F-35: What Will the Sixth-Generation Jet Fighter Look Like?"
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2178:"Weekly Debrief: What Does A Concept Design Reveal About China's Next Fighter?"
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In November 2016, the USAF Scientific Advisory Board announced studies for a
1111:"UK to invite India to co-develop sixth-generation fighter aircraft Tempest"
1929:"Penetrating Counter-Air: What Comes After the F-22 Raptor and F-15C Eagle"
729:, smart wingman concept, optionally manned combat platforms, swarm drones,
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In an interview on 8 October 2020 to celebrate the 88th anniversary of the
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Typical design characteristics anticipated to deliver these roles include:
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2363:[Gripen fighter produced in Brazil prepares to take off in 2025].
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able to cruise economically but still deliver high thrust when required.
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Enhanced human-systems integration, with virtual cockpits presented via
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814:"Japan, U.K. to Work Together on Sixth Generation Fighter Development"
1677:"Lockheed reveals bold technology plans with 6th-gen fighter concept"
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were also invited to join the project. On 1 April 2020, the Japanese
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2328:"Com tecnologia do Gripen, FAB quer criar caça do futuro no Brasil"
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The research and development vision of a future fighter (Japanese)
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Next Generation Engine Work Points to Future U.S. Fighter Designs
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Should Future Fighter Be Like A Bomber? Groundbreaking CSBA Study
1265:"Истребитель МиГ-41 вышел на стадию опытно-конструкторских работ"
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ACC Chief: Stealth ‘Incredibly Important’ For Next USAF Fighter
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Navy Aviation Vision 2030-2035. NAVAIR Public Release 2021-478
1217:"MiG-41: Russia Wants to Build a Super 6th Generation Fighter"
1163:"New trinational deal paves way for FCAS demonstrator program"
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as a decision aid to the pilot, similar in concept to current
1895:"Securing US Bases in the Pacific: A New Era of Instability?"
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Navy's Next Fighter Likely to Feature Artificial Intelligence
2132:"China Claims It Will Win the Race to a New Stealth Fighter"
1137:"British next-generation fighter program taps new suppliers"
1284:"'Sixth Generation' Fighters Jets Are Already Taking Shape"
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Designed using Digital Engineering (aka Model based Design)
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Air Force Seeks Laser Weapons for Next Generation Fighters
1373:"The Air Force Is Planning For a Future Without the F-22"
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Chuter, Andrew; Sprenger, Sebastian (11 September 2019).
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reaffirms this in an interview given on 22 October 2021.
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After successfully developing its 5th generation fighter
1059:"Sweden to join British 'Tempest' next-gen fighter push"
968:"UK sets out post 2030 combat aviation force structure"
760:, São Paulo, the Director of Industrial Cooperation of
1247:"Russia launches PAK DP development to replace MiG-31"
2274:"AMCA could fly undetected during dangerous missions"
1960:"Russia's S-400 Is Way More Dangerous Than You Think"
2048:"6th Gen Engines – Pratt In, Rolls Out, GE Stays On"
1188:"Russia Developing Unmanned Next-Generation Fighter"
1085:"British, Italian defense companies jump on Tempest"
938:"Japan's new stealth fighter is a futuristic marvel"
1814:"Does the Navy Secretly Want the F-14 Tomcat Back?"
736:India is currently working on its fifth-generation
469:is a Russian program to develop a next generation
410:joined the Tempest project. During the same year,
1509:"DARPA working on sixth-generation fighter study"
1612:"Beyond the Fighter Jet: The Air Force of 2030"
2399:, Mortons, 2018. Chapter18, "Enter the Sixth".
1482:Air Force Kicks Off Search for 6th-Gen Fighter
770:Department of Aerospace Science and Technology
622:Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments
531:and replace its existing aircraft such as the
527:, likewise intended to complement the smaller
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752:On 6 May 2024, during a press trip at the
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1710:Northrop Developing 6th Gen Fighter Plans
27:Classification of post-2020s jet fighters
846:"What to Expect from Sixth-Gen Aircraft"
177:Advanced stealth airframes and avionics.
1585:USAF debates future fighter requirement
1538:New Budget Will Feature 6th Gen Fighter
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790:: The generations, from first to sixth.
224:
2272:Anantha Krishnan M (5 February 2020).
2157:Roblin, Sébastien (16 February 2023).
1722:Insinna, Valerie (15 September 2020).
1462:from the original on 28 September 2011
707:Aviation Industry Corporation of China
31:
2105:"Beyond China's J-20 Stealth Fighter"
2001:from the original on 29 December 2018
1970:from the original on 29 December 2018
1939:from the original on 29 December 2018
1824:from the original on 21 November 2018
1757:from the original on 1 September 2014
1565:from the original on 19 February 2014
1353:from the original on 26 December 2018
1198:from the original on 28 December 2013
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2085:from the original on 16 January 2014
1874:from the original on 4 November 2016
1862:Giangreco, Leigh (1 November 2016).
1784:– Aviationweek.com, 12 February 2015
1657:from the original on 3 February 2014
1408:from the original on 14 January 2015
948:from the original on 8 February 2016
1852:– Breakingdefense.com, 8 April 2015
1687:from the original on 9 January 2012
1675:Trimble, Stephen (4 January 2012),
1323:from the original on 10 August 2011
1294:from the original on 27 August 2018
1026:Trevithick, Trevor (16 July 2018).
384:testbed aircraft for this project.
329:Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom
2300:Siddiqui, Huma (22 October 2021).
2176:Trimble, Steve (6 February 2023).
2138:. Center for the National Interest
1958:Bryen, Stephen (18 January 2018).
1927:Majumdar, Dave (18 October 2016).
1592:from the original on 8 August 2014
1540:– Defensenews.com, 28 January 2015
1519:from the original on 27 April 2013
1341:Roblin, Sebastien (21 July 2018).
1227:from the original on 14 April 2017
936:Simpson, James (2 February 2016).
918:from the original on 18 April 2013
665:Variable Cycle Advanced Technology
661:Adaptive Engine Transition Program
529:Lockheed Martin F-35C Lightning II
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2029:from the original on 25 June 2014
1905:from the original on 20 June 2018
1489:from the original on 27 July 2011
1485:, Defense Tech, 5 November 2010,
1038:from the original on 16 July 2018
1007:from the original on 17 July 2018
663:(AETP) and by the Navy under its
519:(NGAD) program that succeeds the
78:is a conceptualized class of jet
2373:from the original on 6 June 2024
2340:from the original on 8 June 2024
2058:from the original on 23 May 2014
1989:Majumdar, Dave (20 April 2018).
1610:Seligman, Lara (18 April 2016).
1507:Majumdar, Dave (24 April 2013).
1282:Mizokami, Kyle (28 March 2017),
1109:Shukla, Ajai (8 February 2019).
558:normal single-service programs.
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2103:Joe, Rick (20 September 2019).
1712:, Defense news, 22 January 2015
1588:, Flight global, 31 July 2014,
1161:Machi, Vivienne (17 May 2021).
1135:Chuter, Andrew (20 July 2020).
850:www.nationaldefensemagazine.org
1313:"The Sixth Generation Fighter"
1057:Chuter, Andrew (7 July 2019).
187:Increased-range stand-off and
82:design more advanced than the
1:
2130:Osborn, Kris (8 April 2021).
1515:. Reed Business Information.
700:Chengdu Aerospace Corporation
680:Air Force Research Laboratory
533:Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet
517:Next Generation Air Dominance
499:Next Generation Air Dominance
321:Next Generation Air Dominance
84:fifth-generation jet fighters
35:Sixth-generation jet fighter
2359:Igor, Gielow (6 June 2024).
2326:Alvez, Xandu (7 June 2024).
1647:"Boeing's Sixth-Gen Fighter"
1398:"Boeing's fighting comeback"
782:Fifth-generation jet fighter
626:Long-Range Engagement Weapon
18:Sixth-generation jet fighter
521:Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor
335:Global Combat Air Programme
251:Global Combat Air Programme
146:warfare capabilities, with
112:Global Combat Air Programme
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2517:21st century in technology
2081:, USNI, 20 November 2013,
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2397:Fifth Generation Fighters
784:: The current generation.
721:(IAF), Air Chief Marshal
581:Concepts and technologies
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1753:, USNI, 28 August 2014,
1221:Global national interest
630:Long Range Strike Bomber
442:Future Combat Air System
436:Future Combat Air System
377:Defence Select Committee
370:Jane's Information Group
279:Future Combat Air System
76:sixth-generation fighter
67:Fifth-generation fighter
2512:Jet fighter generations
2448:Jet fighter generations
1433:(Report). October 2021.
1115:Business Standard India
911:: MoD, 25 August 2010,
788:Jet fighter generations
756:factory in the city of
733:, and other equipment.
727:directed energy weapons
684:request for information
637:Penetrating Counter Air
587:artificial intelligence
513:air superiority fighter
505:United States Air Force
382:Mitsubishi X-2 Shinshin
196:directed-energy weapons
172:helmet-mounted displays
143:anti-access/area denial
2025:, USNI, 23 June 2014,
1194:, RU, 26 August 2013,
430:France, Germany, Spain
182:variable-cycle engines
2306:The Financial Express
2054:, 17 September 2012,
1995:The National Interest
1964:The National Interest
1933:The National Interest
1818:The National Interest
1803:, USNI, 27 March 2015
1653:, 20 September 2011,
1443:Baker 2018, pp.127-8.
1347:The National Interest
974:, IHS, archived from
886:www.eurasiantimes.com
645:Adaptive cycle engine
339:Further information:
219:Introduction timeline
2486:(2005–current)
2136:nationalinterest.org
1870:. Flightglobal.com.
1868:www.flightglobal.com
1681:Flight International
1513:Flight International
641:S-400 missile system
471:interceptor aircraft
1820:. 7 November 2018.
1616:www.defensenews.com
868:www.defensenews.com
758:São José dos Campos
742:Vivek Ram Chaudhari
673:Pratt & Whitney
620:In April 2015, the
397:Farnborough Airshow
341:BAE Systems Tempest
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148:beyond-visual-range
2226:The Economic Times
2195:Anantha Krishnan.
1848:2015-04-14 at the
1799:2015-03-31 at the
1780:2015-02-13 at the
1636:Baker 2018, p.128.
1317:Air Force Magazine
1271:. 24 January 2021.
766:Saab JAS 39 Gripen
731:hypersonic weapons
705:In February 2023,
598:stealth technology
509:United States Navy
479:Rostec Corporation
353:. i3 is short for
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2480:(1975–2005)
2474:(1960–1975)
2468:(1950–1960)
2462:(1942–1950)
2369:(in Portuguese).
2336:(in Portuguese).
2163:Popular Mechanics
1683:, Flight global,
1288:Popular Mechanics
1269:Российская газета
978:on 20 August 2014
944:. War Is Boring.
819:Popular Mechanics
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