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USA ' s 5th gen fighter ' stealth ' fighters are ' not worthy ' !
> Okay so firstly I share the news , and then I discuss in details .
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!! US Navy's 6th Generation Fighter Jets Will Be Slow and Unstealthy !!
The U.S. Navy’s next generation air superiority fighter will not be “super-duper fast” or employ much in the way of stealth, a senior navy official announced on Wednesday.
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan Greenert, the Navy’s top officer, divulged some details about the Navy’s so-called Next Generation Air Dominance F/A-XX fighter jet during a speech at an industry conference.
> “I don’t see that it’s going to be super-duper fast, because you can’t outrun missiles.” Greenert said, the Washington Examiner reported.
> “And you can’t become so stealthy that you become invisible — you are going to generate a signature of some sort,” he also noted, adding
> “You know that stealth may be overrated…. If something moves fast through the air and disrupts molecules in the air and puts out heat – I don’t care how cool the engine can be – it’s going to be detectable.”
In lieu of stealth and speed, Greenert said that the F/A-XX would gain access by deploying “a spectrum of weapons” that could suppress enemy air defenses.
Greenert made the remarks while speaking at the Naval Future Force Science and Technology Expo in Washington, DC.
His concerns about speed and stealth appear to be valid. As USNI News notes, the proliferation of high-speed anti-air weapons to America’s potential adversaries greatly reduces the value of speed. Stealth also is a wasting asset, as Dave Majumdar recently explained on The National Interest:
“Russia and China are already working on new networked air defenses coupled with new radars operating in the UHF and VHF-bands that threaten to neutralize America’s massive investment in fifth-generation fighters. Fighter-sized stealth aircraft are only optimized to perform against high-frequency fire control band radars operating in the Ku, X, C and portions of the S-band.”
That the next generation fighter will gain access primarily by suppressing enemy air defenses also isn’t entirely surprising. After all, the Navy already employs the Boeing EA-18G Growler, an electronic warfare variant of the the F/A-18F Super Hornet, one of the planes that the F/A-XX will eventually replace.
Still, Greenert’s claims about the declining value of stealth and speed pose some stark questions for the armed forces and American taxpayers. The U.S. has spent decades and hundreds of billions of dollars developing and fielding the “super-duper fast” F-22 Raptor and the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, both of which rely on stealth to be effective. These fifth generation aircraft are expected to be the foundation of the U.S. fighter fleet for years to come. If their capabilities quickly become inadequate to meet America’s security needs, the U.S. could find itself facing a glaring fighter gap.
It’s little wonder then that the military is already fast at work trying to develop the next generation X-plane even though the F-35 JSF is not even operational yet. Unfortunately, these sixth generation fighters might not operational until 2035.
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So ,
1. Stealth ? The stealth fighters aren't actually invisible as it seems . If the 6th gen fighters will be unstealthy then think about the 5th gen fighter . It maybe much more visible to the enemy radars .
2. Next gen tech ?
5th gen fighters do not carry anything ' out of the world ' class technology that may outrun the 4.5 gen jets . Us's 5th gen fighter Lightning II has slower speed , and has lesser manoeuvrability .
It will be fitted with same missiles too. It's lethal capability is it's ' stealth ' . But now that is totally questionable .
3. Till today we were aware of that fact that Russian S 400 systems are equipped with stealth jet tracking radars and missiles to engage them . And China succeeded to track stealth fighters .
After the news came out in public , we started to have serious doubts over actual stealth capability of those aircrafts ..And there may not be only one or two systems which can track them , but there could be MANY such systems which can track them .
I myself talked with many people and they keep knowledge over radars and such things , they often said that there are radars for sure which may track those jets , it's not only Russia's S 400 and they say that it is ' Not much hard to make , not at all ' ..
4. Time factor : The 6th gen fighters will only be operational on 2035 , there are 20 years left to do with it . Yet , we are already aware of the fact that stealth is not a sure thing . We have 20 years to produce a radar which may easily track them .
5. Physics is on our side : When an airplane goes by air , it produces heat , let the engine shut down , still it's speed will create friction in the air molecules and produces heat . None can change that . Even if human masters physics and bypass that , it is very much unlikely to get such kind of tech in foreseeable future .
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So , the future of SAM and RADARS are brighter than ' Stealth ' next gen aircrafts .
USA'S Trillion dollar defence project might be part of a big SCAM to misuse tax payer's money ! SO BEWARE ! When Someone offers you a Lightning II / Any other 5th gen aircraft in exchange a big money , then you know what to do .
The Boeing F/A-XX ( 6th gen ) concept design :
> Okay so firstly I share the news , and then I discuss in details .
.....................................................................................................................................................................
!! US Navy's 6th Generation Fighter Jets Will Be Slow and Unstealthy !!
The U.S. Navy’s next generation air superiority fighter will not be “super-duper fast” or employ much in the way of stealth, a senior navy official announced on Wednesday.
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan Greenert, the Navy’s top officer, divulged some details about the Navy’s so-called Next Generation Air Dominance F/A-XX fighter jet during a speech at an industry conference.
> “I don’t see that it’s going to be super-duper fast, because you can’t outrun missiles.” Greenert said, the Washington Examiner reported.
> “And you can’t become so stealthy that you become invisible — you are going to generate a signature of some sort,” he also noted, adding
> “You know that stealth may be overrated…. If something moves fast through the air and disrupts molecules in the air and puts out heat – I don’t care how cool the engine can be – it’s going to be detectable.”
In lieu of stealth and speed, Greenert said that the F/A-XX would gain access by deploying “a spectrum of weapons” that could suppress enemy air defenses.
Greenert made the remarks while speaking at the Naval Future Force Science and Technology Expo in Washington, DC.
His concerns about speed and stealth appear to be valid. As USNI News notes, the proliferation of high-speed anti-air weapons to America’s potential adversaries greatly reduces the value of speed. Stealth also is a wasting asset, as Dave Majumdar recently explained on The National Interest:
“Russia and China are already working on new networked air defenses coupled with new radars operating in the UHF and VHF-bands that threaten to neutralize America’s massive investment in fifth-generation fighters. Fighter-sized stealth aircraft are only optimized to perform against high-frequency fire control band radars operating in the Ku, X, C and portions of the S-band.”
That the next generation fighter will gain access primarily by suppressing enemy air defenses also isn’t entirely surprising. After all, the Navy already employs the Boeing EA-18G Growler, an electronic warfare variant of the the F/A-18F Super Hornet, one of the planes that the F/A-XX will eventually replace.
Still, Greenert’s claims about the declining value of stealth and speed pose some stark questions for the armed forces and American taxpayers. The U.S. has spent decades and hundreds of billions of dollars developing and fielding the “super-duper fast” F-22 Raptor and the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, both of which rely on stealth to be effective. These fifth generation aircraft are expected to be the foundation of the U.S. fighter fleet for years to come. If their capabilities quickly become inadequate to meet America’s security needs, the U.S. could find itself facing a glaring fighter gap.
It’s little wonder then that the military is already fast at work trying to develop the next generation X-plane even though the F-35 JSF is not even operational yet. Unfortunately, these sixth generation fighters might not operational until 2035.
................................................................................................................................................................................
So ,
1. Stealth ? The stealth fighters aren't actually invisible as it seems . If the 6th gen fighters will be unstealthy then think about the 5th gen fighter . It maybe much more visible to the enemy radars .
2. Next gen tech ?
5th gen fighters do not carry anything ' out of the world ' class technology that may outrun the 4.5 gen jets . Us's 5th gen fighter Lightning II has slower speed , and has lesser manoeuvrability .
It will be fitted with same missiles too. It's lethal capability is it's ' stealth ' . But now that is totally questionable .
3. Till today we were aware of that fact that Russian S 400 systems are equipped with stealth jet tracking radars and missiles to engage them . And China succeeded to track stealth fighters .
After the news came out in public , we started to have serious doubts over actual stealth capability of those aircrafts ..And there may not be only one or two systems which can track them , but there could be MANY such systems which can track them .
I myself talked with many people and they keep knowledge over radars and such things , they often said that there are radars for sure which may track those jets , it's not only Russia's S 400 and they say that it is ' Not much hard to make , not at all ' ..
4. Time factor : The 6th gen fighters will only be operational on 2035 , there are 20 years left to do with it . Yet , we are already aware of the fact that stealth is not a sure thing . We have 20 years to produce a radar which may easily track them .
5. Physics is on our side : When an airplane goes by air , it produces heat , let the engine shut down , still it's speed will create friction in the air molecules and produces heat . None can change that . Even if human masters physics and bypass that , it is very much unlikely to get such kind of tech in foreseeable future .
...........................................................................................................................................
So , the future of SAM and RADARS are brighter than ' Stealth ' next gen aircrafts .
USA'S Trillion dollar defence project might be part of a big SCAM to misuse tax payer's money ! SO BEWARE ! When Someone offers you a Lightning II / Any other 5th gen aircraft in exchange a big money , then you know what to do .
The Boeing F/A-XX ( 6th gen ) concept design :
It will be more terrific , and will strike panic . lol
