US F/A-XX and F-X 6th Gen Aircraft News Thread

Jura The idiot

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Brumby said:
Repeating does not make reinforce your claim.
Did the CNO say the following which was the headline for the article?

Yes or no? Simple question.
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LOL!
no, the CNO did not say "Navy brass view F-35C's stealth as overrated"

the CNO just ordered as few F-35Cs game-changers as he could
 
SamuraiBlue

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Anyone doubting Japan is out of the game, read this.
The F-35 Is An Antique: Japan Is Going All In On a 6th Generation Fighter
But will it happen?

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Technologies tested in the X-2 that could reappear in the F-3 include EMP-resistant fiber-optic fly-by-wire avionics, and ‘self-repairing’ flight systems that detect and automatically compensate for damage to an aircraft’s control-surfaces.

Japan’s 2019 Mid-Term Defense review quietly revealed that after years of hesitation, Tokyo has decided to press ahead with development of its own domestically designed sixth-generation Mitsubishi F-3 air-superiority stealth fighter, rather than purchasing an additional foreign stealth design to supplement its growing fleet of F-35s.

In February 2019, the Japanese Ministry of Defense explicitly
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these intentions to Jane’s. Reportedly, F-3 performance requirements are set to be released in the 2020 budget, with development officially beginning in 2021 and a first flight targeted for 2030.

The new F-3 jets would then begin replacing Japan’s over one hundred home-built
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—heavily upgraded (and over-priced) F-16s—starting in the mid to late 2030s.... to read more
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SamuraiBlue said:
Anyone doubting Japan is out of the game, read this.
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"Each XF-9 can generate an extraordinary 180 kilowatts of electricity, which could be potentially be used to power directed-energy weapons such as lasers or especially radar-based microwave weapons that could fry circuitry in ballistic missiles streaking towards Japanese islands."

fanbois clasp their hands LOL
 
Jura The idiot

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SamuraiBlue said:
Says the denialist and Japan bashers. LoL
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funny is what you conveniently LOL omitted Today at 2:17 AM while quoting my post:

"Each XF-9 can generate an extraordinary 180 kilowatts of electricity, which could be potentially be used to power directed-energy weapons such as lasers or especially radar-based microwave weapons that could fry circuitry in ballistic missiles streaking towards Japanese islands."

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you linked Sunday at 5:28 AM
 
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Jura said:
funny is what you conveniently LOL omitted Today at 2:17 AM while quoting my post:

"Each XF-9 can generate an extraordinary 180 kilowatts of electricity, which could be potentially be used to power directed-energy weapons such as lasers or especially radar-based microwave weapons that could fry circuitry in ballistic missiles streaking towards Japanese islands."

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you linked Sunday at 5:28 AM
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I omitted it out since it was redundant.
Basically you just want to deny that Japan can develop an engine that can generate 180 Kilowatts even though the XF-9 can achieve 147.10 kN wet and 107.9 kN dry with 20cm thinner in diameter and 1 meter shorter compared to Pratt & Whitney F135.
You also believe that Japan does not have the capability of developing high power direct energy weapon.
Unfortunately for you I already posted Japan's capabilities of developing these weapons in the Japan Military thread and a Japanese company, Konoshima Chemical is the pioneer in developing transparent ceramics which is the key component in developing 100+Kilowatt solid state ceramic lasers.
 
Jura The idiot

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SamuraiBlue said:
I omitted it out since it was redundant.
Basically you just want to deny that Japan can develop an engine that can generate 180 Kilowatts even though the XF-9 can achieve 147.10 kN wet and 107.9 kN dry with 20cm thinner in diameter and 1 meter shorter compared to Pratt & Whitney F135.
You also believe that Japan does not have the capability of developing high power direct energy weapon.
Unfortunately for you I already posted Japan's capabilities of developing these weapons in the Japan Military thread and a Japanese company, Konoshima Chemical is the pioneer in developing transparent ceramics which is the key component in developing 100+Kilowatt solid state ceramic lasers.
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yeah, "circuitry in ballistic missiles" will "fry", LOL
 
Jura The idiot

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SamuraiBlue said:
Try circuitry within AAM or SAM to fry.
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did you post a fairy tale inside Sunday at 5:28 AM
"Each XF-9 can generate an extraordinary 180 kilowatts of electricity, which could be potentially be used to power directed-energy weapons such as lasers or especially radar-based microwave weapons that could fry circuitry in ballistic missiles streaking towards Japanese islands."

? please note this is a yes or no question
 
SamuraiBlue

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Jura said:
did you post a fairy tale inside Sunday at 5:28 AM
"Each XF-9 can generate an extraordinary 180 kilowatts of electricity, which could be potentially be used to power directed-energy weapons such as lasers or especially radar-based microwave weapons that could fry circuitry in ballistic missiles streaking towards Japanese islands."

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Nope but you are showing ignorance towards cutting edge technology, namely Maser technology.
Basically it's a less celebrated cousin of the Laser which are both direct energy weapon technology.
If and when electronic components are hit by a Maser it will fry the circuits in the same effect as if they were hit by an EM pulse.
 
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