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The tendency of jets to evolve into triangle
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Amerikkka' 6th gen fighter, so far it's only on paper. When China's J-20 first appeared, all the NATO fanbois were saying that the J-20 is not stealthy because it uses canards, now their future F-47 is gonna have canards.
Yeah, I know f47. On the left, there's a f45 that as far as I can tell isn't a jet the US has/will have.
I could have sworn that the F45 was the concept jet that they showed a render of but haven't built yet, and it was pitched as a drone controller and shown off in the oval office - but I can't find a single article about it that isn't AI-generated clickbait. Now I'm wondering if the internet has collectively hallucinated this plane into existence.