It's right there in the budget dox.
They're normally reporting behind where they really are for security reasons. Everyone does that, not just the USAF.
You don't need $1B for an AOA.
It should be obvious, but the AOA won't be made public.
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It's right there in the budget dox.
They're normally reporting behind where they really are for security reasons. Everyone does that, not just the USAF.
You don't need $1B for an AOA.
It should be obvious, but the AOA won't be made public.
Ten, fifteen years ago, would you have called the J-20 a real aircraft?
Jura The idiot
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don't play mind games please what's your point?
my point has been the USN avoids the F-35 Marvel as much as it can, under the circumstances given by the most hyped military program ever
Jura The idiot
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only now I got which definition of you people meant in the previous page, earlier today I quit LOL
it still amazes me to see several dozen entries under an acronym
Jura The idiot
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oh does she really
later in the morning I've read another story about Mr. Shanahan which I then didn't link, it's ...
Shanahan ethics agreement released in wake of department investigation
I am asking you, bluntly, if you would have called the J-20 program - prior to it being publicly unveiled - 'not a real aircraft?'
And how is the US Navy's Next Generation Fighter about the F-35?
NGF != F-35. Neither is the NGAD.
Only so many letters in the dictionary.
Context really, really matters with acronyms. In this case, AOA means analysis of alternatives.
Jura The idiot
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