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This is the F-47 that Will Replace F-22 Raptor, USA 6th Generation stealth Fighter Jet

It can fly undictected in an enemy's airspace without been seen and can carry deadly precision strikes

Production has advanced, watch


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6HvFfUZ3as?si=tCB8FjDt_f_QNeZr

Let's wait and see how it goes. Only time would tell.

Is it Boeing that produces F-series aircrafts? I tot it is Lockheed Martin's that are known for the F series. Or am I missing something?

Ready2speak:
Is it Boeing that produces F-series aircrafts? I tot it is Lockheed Martin's that are known for the F series. Or am I missing something?

Boeing won the contract, this is a landmark victory for them.

Ready2speak:
Is it Boeing that produces F-series aircrafts? I tot it is Lockheed Martin's that are known for the F series. Or am I missing something?

F series means fighter jets. eg F-17
B series means a bomber eg B2

No nation on earth can meet up with the US tech, know this and know peace

basilico:
F series means fighter jets. eg F-17
B series means a bomber eg B2

The F series my dear is exclusively related to Luckhead matins while the B series relates to Booing arospace. That is the little I know. I may be wrong anyway.
Thank u.

godwinngbede:
This is the F-47 that Will Replace F-22 Raptor, USA 6th Generation stealth Fighter Jet

It can fly undictected in an enemy's airspace without been seen and can carry deadly precision strikes

Production has advanced, watch


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6HvFfUZ3as?si=tCB8FjDt_f_QNeZr

F-47... The NEXT generation defense systems.

Ready2speak:
The F series my dear is exclusively related to Luckhead matins while the B series relates to Booing arospace. That is the little I know. I may be wrong anyway.
Thank u.

Time you learnt to use chatbots to know more. The brain has infinite storage, what differentiates clever and foolish people is amount they can process.

F-Series (Fighter Aircraft):
F-4 Phantom II: Manufactured by McDonnell Douglas; a versatile multirole fighter used extensively in Vietnam for air-to-air and ground attack.
F-15 Eagle: Manufactured by McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing); an all-weather tactical fighter designed for air superiority with high maneuverability.
F-15E Strike Eagle: Manufactured by Boeing; a dual-role fighter for air-to-air and ground attack with advanced avionics and a two-seat cockpit.
F-15EX Eagle II: Manufactured by Boeing; a modernized F-15 with enhanced payload, digital systems, and hypersonic weapon capability.
F-16 Fighting Falcon: Manufactured by General Dynamics (now Lockheed Martin); a compact, multirole fighter known for agility and versatility since 1979.
F-22 Raptor: Manufactured by Lockheed Martin; a fifth-generation stealth fighter designed for air dominance with supercruise and advanced avionics.
F-35A Lightning II: Manufactured by Lockheed Martin; a fifth-generation stealth fighter with advanced sensors for multirole missions.
F-100 Super Sabre: Manufactured by North American Aviation; the first USAF jet capable of supersonic speed in level flight, used from 1954-1979.
F-101 Voodoo: Manufactured by McDonnell Douglas; a supersonic fighter-bomber and interceptor used for escort and reconnaissance from 1957-1986.
F-102 Delta Dagger: Manufactured by Convair; a supersonic interceptor designed for high-altitude defense in the 1950s-1960s.
F-104 Starfighter: Manufactured by Lockheed; a high-speed interceptor known for its sleek design and Mach 2 capability, used in the 1950s-1960s.
F-105 Thunderchief: Manufactured by Republic Aviation; a fighter-bomber used primarily for ground attack during the Vietnam War.
F-106 Delta Dart: Manufactured by Convair; a high-speed interceptor for air defense, operational from the late 1950s to 1988.
F-111 Aardvark: Manufactured by General Dynamics; a swing-wing tactical fighter-bomber used for strategic bombing from 1967-1996.
F-117 Nighthawk: Manufactured by Lockheed Martin; a stealth attack aircraft, not a true fighter, used for precision strikes from 1983-2008.
B-Series (Bomber Aircraft):
B-1B Lancer: Manufactured by Rockwell (now Boeing); a supersonic, variable-sweep wing bomber for low-level penetration missions.
B-2 Spirit: Manufactured by Northrop Grumman; a stealth bomber designed for strategic nuclear and conventional strikes.
B-52 Stratofortress: Manufactured by Boeing; a long-range strategic bomber operational since the 1950s, still used for diverse missions.

Chatbots like the one I pasted from can be wrong so it's upto you to treat them sceptically

basilico:
Time you learnt to use chatbots to know more. The brain has infinite storage, what differentiates clever and foolish people is amount they can process.

F-Series (Fighter Aircraft):
F-4 Phantom II: Manufactured by McDonnell Douglas; a versatile multirole fighter used extensively in Vietnam for air-to-air and ground attack.
F-15 Eagle: Manufactured by McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing); an all-weather tactical fighter designed for air superiority with high maneuverability.
F-15E Strike Eagle: Manufactured by Boeing; a dual-role fighter for air-to-air and ground attack with advanced avionics and a two-seat cockpit.
F-15EX Eagle II: Manufactured by Boeing; a modernized F-15 with enhanced payload, digital systems, and hypersonic weapon capability.
F-16 Fighting Falcon: Manufactured by General Dynamics (now Lockheed Martin); a compact, multirole fighter known for agility and versatility since 1979.
F-22 Raptor: Manufactured by Lockheed Martin; a fifth-generation stealth fighter designed for air dominance with supercruise and advanced avionics.
F-35A Lightning II: Manufactured by Lockheed Martin; a fifth-generation stealth fighter with advanced sensors for multirole missions.
F-100 Super Sabre: Manufactured by North American Aviation; the first USAF jet capable of supersonic speed in level flight, used from 1954-1979.
F-101 Voodoo: Manufactured by McDonnell Douglas; a supersonic fighter-bomber and interceptor used for escort and reconnaissance from 1957-1986.
F-102 Delta Dagger: Manufactured by Convair; a supersonic interceptor designed for high-altitude defense in the 1950s-1960s.
F-104 Starfighter: Manufactured by Lockheed; a high-speed interceptor known for its sleek design and Mach 2 capability, used in the 1950s-1960s.
F-105 Thunderchief: Manufactured by Republic Aviation; a fighter-bomber used primarily for ground attack during the Vietnam War.
F-106 Delta Dart: Manufactured by Convair; a high-speed interceptor for air defense, operational from the late 1950s to 1988.
F-111 Aardvark: Manufactured by General Dynamics; a swing-wing tactical fighter-bomber used for strategic bombing from 1967-1996.
F-117 Nighthawk: Manufactured by Lockheed Martin; a stealth attack aircraft, not a true fighter, used for precision strikes from 1983-2008.
B-Series (Bomber Aircraft):
B-1B Lancer: Manufactured by Rockwell (now Boeing); a supersonic, variable-sweep wing bomber for low-level penetration missions.
B-2 Spirit: Manufactured by Northrop Grumman; a stealth bomber designed for strategic nuclear and conventional strikes.
B-52 Stratofortress: Manufactured by Boeing; a long-range strategic bomber operational since the 1950s, still used for diverse missions.

Chatbots like the one I pasted from can be wrong so it's upto you to treat them sceptically

Thanks for the detailed screen grab reply.

Ready2speak:
Thanks for the detailed screen grab reply.

You are most welcome

basilico:
Time you learnt to use chatbots to know more. The brain has infinite storage, what differentiates clever and foolish people is amount they can process.

F-Series (Fighter Aircraft):
F-4 Phantom II: Manufactured by McDonnell Douglas; a versatile multirole fighter used extensively in Vietnam for air-to-air and ground attack.
F-15 Eagle: Manufactured by McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing); an all-weather tactical fighter designed for air superiority with high maneuverability.
F-15E Strike Eagle: Manufactured by Boeing; a dual-role fighter for air-to-air and ground attack with advanced avionics and a two-seat cockpit.
F-15EX Eagle II: Manufactured by Boeing; a modernized F-15 with enhanced payload, digital systems, and hypersonic weapon capability.
F-16 Fighting Falcon: Manufactured by General Dynamics (now Lockheed Martin); a compact, multirole fighter known for agility and versatility since 1979.
F-22 Raptor: Manufactured by Lockheed Martin; a fifth-generation stealth fighter designed for air dominance with supercruise and advanced avionics.
F-35A Lightning II: Manufactured by Lockheed Martin; a fifth-generation stealth fighter with advanced sensors for multirole missions.
F-100 Super Sabre: Manufactured by North American Aviation; the first USAF jet capable of supersonic speed in level flight, used from 1954-1979.
F-101 Voodoo: Manufactured by McDonnell Douglas; a supersonic fighter-bomber and interceptor used for escort and reconnaissance from 1957-1986.
F-102 Delta Dagger: Manufactured by Convair; a supersonic interceptor designed for high-altitude defense in the 1950s-1960s.
F-104 Starfighter: Manufactured by Lockheed; a high-speed interceptor known for its sleek design and Mach 2 capability, used in the 1950s-1960s.
F-105 Thunderchief: Manufactured by Republic Aviation; a fighter-bomber used primarily for ground attack during the Vietnam War.
F-106 Delta Dart: Manufactured by Convair; a high-speed interceptor for air defense, operational from the late 1950s to 1988.
F-111 Aardvark: Manufactured by General Dynamics; a swing-wing tactical fighter-bomber used for strategic bombing from 1967-1996.
F-117 Nighthawk: Manufactured by Lockheed Martin; a stealth attack aircraft, not a true fighter, used for precision strikes from 1983-2008.
B-Series (Bomber Aircraft):
B-1B Lancer: Manufactured by Rockwell (now Boeing); a supersonic, variable-sweep wing bomber for low-level penetration missions.
B-2 Spirit: Manufactured by Northrop Grumman; a stealth bomber designed for strategic nuclear and conventional strikes.
B-52 Stratofortress: Manufactured by Boeing; a long-range strategic bomber operational since the 1950s, still used for diverse missions.

Chatbots like the one I pasted from can be wrong so it's upto you to treat them sceptically

you deserve a bottle of chilled fanta and meat pie