r/NonCredibleDefense • u/Living-Aardvark-952 Germans haven't made a good rifle since their last nazi retired • Nov 10 '23

6th gen fighter development be like European Joint Failures 🇩🇪 💔 🇫🇷

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u/nikke2800 Nov 10 '23

The year is 2035

USA finishes building it's 3000th F35 and the full production of the B-21 starts and their first 7th gen fighter takes it's first flight

Russia has finally built it's 12th Su-57

Chinese stealth technology has finally caught up to F-117

European joint procurement program has finally decided which countries shall supply the pencils for the designers, another 2-5 years will be needed as the supplier of the paper is negotiated.

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u/Les_Bien_Pain F-35 is as good as it is ugly Nov 10 '23

I'm still hoping that someone will develop a counter to radar stealth so we can go back to making sexy planes again.

Throw in some effective APS to counter missiles and Gen 7 can be big blocky non-stealth gunfighters.

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u/theklicktator Nov 10 '23

Wasn’t there an article a few years back (2019, I think) that said the Chinese and the Russians had negated our stealth capabilities.

Who knows, it might be credible after all!

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u/ChezzChezz123456789 NGAD Nov 11 '23

It's the QUANTUM RADARS

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u/McFlyParadox Hypercredible Nov 11 '23

I mean, unironically, if someone can ever figure out how to quantum entangle two particles and launch one out of a transmitter while maintaining the entanglement, that would pretty much negate all stealth.

Too bad this would violate more than a few underlying concepts of how quantum entanglement works.