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J-20 Mighty Dragon Stealth Fighter vs. F-22 ‘Super’ Raptor: Who Wins Summed Up in 2 Words
China’s J-20 fleet is growing fast—and the newer twin-seat J-20S adds a back-seater to manage electronic warfare and ...
Opinion
National Security Journal on MSNThe ‘Super’ F-22 Raptor Fighter Is a Stealth Mistake
Talk of a “Super F-22” surged after President Trump’s comments, but the smart play isn’t reviving production—it’s disciplined ...
The F-22 Raptor ensures it's still relevant by improving upon its previous longest shot made. Here's how it happened and how ...
From the piston-driven legends of World War II to the stealth platforms of the 21st century, American fighter jets have ...
Over the past 80 years, the air forces of the world have ripped through the skies in five generations of jet fighters. The ...
The National Interest on MSN
Last Year, an F-22 Raptor Scored the Longest-Ever AIM-120 AMRAAM Missile Hit
Raytheon did not specify the distance of the shot—likely in an attempt to hide the AMRAAM’s true capabilities from potential ...
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Lockheed Martin Pushing For Upgrades To US Air Force's Oldest F-22 Raptors Instead Of Retirements
No official information has been released, but reports from The War Zone indicate that Lockheed Martin is pushing the US Air ...
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From the F-22 to the C-130: Every USAF Aircraft Currently in Service
The U.S. Air Force is easily, by far, the most powerful air force on the planet. The USAF showcased its strength most ...
Boeing has started production of the first F-47 sixth-generation stealth fighter for the U.S. Air Force, ahead of an expected ...
Clipping the F-22’s wings not only weakens America, but incurs the massive financial and strategic costs involved with canceling the program now and trusting in a sixth-generation warplane later.
Raytheon's F3R hardware upgrade has enabled the longest known AIM-120 AMRAAM engagement from a fifth-generation fighter, with late 2024 tests demonstrating significantly extended range capabilities ...
At $358 million a copy, it’s fairly easy to find folks in the Pentagon critical of the value-added of the Air Force’s F-22 fighter. It’s a little tougher to find someone in the Air Force to take on ...
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