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posted Jun 5, 2018, 3:13 AM by Scott Beale Aviation [ updated Jun 5, 2018, 3:14 AM ]
The best fighter jet today is the Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor, a single-
seat jet with twin engines that can engage air combatants as well as
ground targets. It is among what people in the aviation circuit call the
5th generation of supermaneuverable aircraft. Given that this is the
current peak, one has to ask what the next generation would be. Just
what is the future of America’s defense aviation?
Image source: businessinsider.com
Recently, the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory released a video that
showed what the 6th generation would be as part of its Science and
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Technology 2030 initiative. The video showed a conceptual craft called
the F-X as it demonstrated its advanced arsenal.
In the video, the F-X cuts its target in half using what looks like a high-
energy laser. It is also rumored that the F-X can fly in hypersonic
speeds, which is 5 times faster than the speed of sound.
What would separate the 6th generation of jets from the 5th generation
is hyperconnectivity. This means that these jets will have the capacity to
receive real-time data from outboard sensors. With this fast response
time, it could be possible that these jets are unmanned and are
controlled remotely with pinpoint accuracy. The jet will also have smart
features that communicate parts that need to be replaced or serviced.
Image source: businessinsider.com
Scott Beale has been working in the aviation industry for more than 20
years, successfully growing businesses, both which he acquired and
founded. Through the years, he has developed competencies in account
development and acquisitions, strategic and tactical planning,
operational execution, and contract negotiations among others. For
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