Forget the F-35, the Navy is already looking to its future sixth-generation stealth fighter.
The U.S. Air Force may be considering a special “Pacific” variant of its new sixth-generation stealth fighter. That new warplane surprised and impressed many last year by suddenly becoming airborne years ahead of schedule. Very little is known about the secretive jet, yet in an interesting new development, Air Force Chief of Staff General Charles Brown said there may be some consideration being given to developing two variants of the aircraft one for Europe, and one for the Pacific.
Brown did not indicate any particular plan, yet when asked about the prospect from a reporter at the 2021 Air Force Association Annual Symposium, he did not rule out the possibility, adding that indeed more range would be needed for fighter jet operations in the Pacific.
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Army preps for competition limited to Bell and Sikorsky for long-range assault helicopter December 10, 2020
The Sikorsky-Boeing made SB-1 Defiant coaxial demonstrator helicopter flew on March 21, 2019 for the first time at Sikorsky s West Palm Beach, Florida, facility. (Photo courtesy of Lockheed Martin) WASHINGTON The Army is taking its final steps before starting a competition to acquire a Future Long Range Assault Aircraft, and has done so by issuing an intent to solicit bids using means “other than full and open competition,” according to a Dec. 9 post on on the government contracts website Beta.Sam.Gov. This step means that unless a surprise vendor can meet all of the Army’s technical and production requirements for FLRAA in the next two weeks, the future aircraft will be supplied by either Bell or Lockheed Martin’s Sikorsky.