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5 Game-Changing Technologies In US Military Aviation

Developing and incorporating new technologies has enabled the US to remain unchallenged in the air.

While delayed, the Red Hawk is undergoing tests, and wrinkles are being ironed out before expected serial production.

While delayed, the Red Hawk is undergoing tests, and wrinkles are being ironed out before expected serial production.

While many unconventional aircraft designs have been abandoned, the flying wing of the B-2 is now the stealth bomber convention.

General Atomics builds the legacy Predator and Gray Eagle drones and is developing the next-generation advanced loyal wingmen drones.

Kendall has stated he’s confident NGAD will fly as a manned fighter and may eventually have an uncrewed option as well.

Sixth-generation fighter jets seem to be progressing while constantly facing the risk of cancelation.

While the future the project may be in doubt, an updated concept model of the Tempest sixth-generation fighter has been unveiled.

Despite high hopes, the futuristic A-12 Avenger II became one of the US Navy’s most significant procurement failures.

The future of the Navy’s manned sixth generation is being questioned after a draft Senate bill seemingly all but removes funding.