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F’ for fighter: Air Force combat drones get novel mission designation​

By Stephen Losey
Wednesday, Mar 5, 2025

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General Atomics' CCA, pictured here at the September 2024 AFA convention, has been dubbed the YFQ-42A; Anduril's will be known as the YFQ-44A. (Stephen Losey/Defense News)
AURORA, Colo. — The Air Force’s first two prototype collaborative combat aircraft have received their mission design series designations and will fly this summer, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Allvin said Monday.

The CCAs, which are being built by Anduril Industries and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc., are the first aircraft the Air Force has dubbed fighter drones. General Atomics’ CCA is now known as the YFQ-42A, and Anduril’s is the YFQ-44A, Allvin said in his keynote address at the Air and Space Forces Association’s AFA Warfare Symposium here.
 
Tiongkok is very good to use their business tactic to misled consumers and now they try it in Tech War and Military war

Beekok has somehow changes it strategy as it is facing a lot internal problems….somehow they learn to keep their mouth shuts

European as usually are fence sitters who sit far away and Jiak their lollipops while watching the show until Encik pudding massage their little karcheng and finger fuck them recently
 
Integration of AI very important and alsp china Beidou satellite system.

From aircraft carrier design, we know the drone fighters are another line up. Something elon musk ask Congress to do but was not approved.

Future manual fighter pilot could come face to face with 3 or 4 drone fiighters
A very familiar situation that many Sinki PMETs face everyday in work place mah
 

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USA switch off your F-35 or future jet, the $260 million jet becomes a brick or worst become explosive that can self detonate like hezbollah pagers
I think the exploding ones they delivered to neighbouring Arab countries.
Arabs now thinking of buying china planes just to be safe
 
Also note, one of characteristics of 6th generation fighter is to be able to command fighter drones. I not sure where drones come from...is it from.base station or from aircraft carrier.
 
Boeing is indeed dominate by ceca

But in CECA land, they still have problem with 4th generation , got no idea wtf is 5th generation. Now Boeing hire ceca to design 6th generation for US airforce?

Limbei take pop corn and enjoy liao
they can’t even get starliner to work properly.
 
USA switch off your F-35 or future jet, the $260 million jet becomes a brick or worst become explosive that can self detonate like hezbollah pagers
F-47 will be equipped with remote takeover switch. The Pentagram will have the ability to take over control foreign F-47s from anywhere in the world.
 
F-47 will be equipped with remote takeover switch. The Pentagram will have the ability to take over control foreign F-47s from anywhere in the world.
Dun think so, it will be like F22 exclusively US
Tiongkok J20 also like that


This plane is likely to be semi autonomous as pilot is more for co-ordinating drones than flying the plane
 

Boeing Terminates 180 Engineering Employees at Bengaluru, India​

Despite the cutbacks, India remains central to Boeing's recovery strategy.
Sakshi Jain
By Sakshi JainMarch 22, 20253 Mins Read
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BENGALURU- Boeing has laid off between 150 and 180 employees at its Boeing India Engineering Technology Center (BIETC) in Bengaluru as part of th global workforce reduction strategy.

The confirmation came directly from Dr. Brendan Nelson, Boeing’s Senior Vice President and President of Boeing Global, in an interview with Times of India. “We are right-sizing the company. As part of that, 150-180 Boeing employees in India have been laid off,” Nelson stated.
 
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