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I searched up on google about Israel purchasing F-15EX and all that news originally had come in January of 2023, anyways why would some country buy an advanced 4th generation plane when they have the option to go for something better? I think there are many reasons, Israel does not need the F-35...

Great, which means that you are making up your own assumptions that NGAD is being developed because of problems in the F-35 program, well I don't deny that the F-35 programs has had its fair share of issues associated with it but that doesn't mean that F-35 is a bad plane as you may imply it...

What you have said is true. looking back in time, Back in the days we had the USSR but after its dissolution, today we have Russia which frankly does not look like it poses much of a military threat to the US in the aviation industry. Take the Su-57 program for instance, the PAK-FA program was...

Show me a source where it is saying that one of the reasons for the NGAD program is restrictions of the F-35 program. NGAD is predominantly being developed to replace F-22 from the 2030s as the USAF's main air superiority fighter.

Nope. The F-35 is not a bad fighter, maybe it is a bad fighter in your wildest dreams but in real life, but it is not a bad fighter, infact it is one of the best fighters currently in service. Also you say that the countries which are facing a potential war like situation such as Greece, USA...

I don't know about fourth generation planes like F-15, F-18, F-16 etc for that matter but from what I have observed in the development of stealth fighters such as F-22, F-35 is that US armed forces (USAF, USN etc) always first plan a certain number of units which they say that they will induct...

Like I said earlier, the reason the US is curtailing it's original F-35 orders is more likely because of the fact that they are going to induct NGAD in large numbers. I just checked up on how many NGAD the USAF is planning on acquiring and I came across many articles saying that there will be a...

Can you show me where the Congress and USAF has started that they want to cut down on F-35 orders? Even if it is true then it is most likely because the USAF wants to save up money, space and resources for the upcoming NGAD, I have read a report where USAF is eyeing to induct them in very large...

Keep in mind this restriction is only F-35C and F-35B, F-35A has no restriction on supersonic flight.

I am saying that you hate the F-35 because that is what I am thinking in my mind after reading so many of your ridiculous posts about the F-35 :pound: I have seen the previous discussions between you and other members (you know who I am talking about) on this thread and lot of your arguments...

Wrong. That time limit that does not allow F-35 to fly at supersonic speeds for long durations is only applicable for the B and C versions. F-35C can fly at max speed of mach 1.3 for 50 seconds, F-35B can fly at supersonic speeds for 40 seconds. But the F-35A has restriction on supersonic flight...

Absolutely false, unless you can provide me a source and quote from the source where it says that some part of the F-35's rear broke off from the fuselage, I will take this claim as false. Sounds like you conjugate lot of fantasies about the F-35, don't you? OK so? Anyways all fuel consumption...

Was this post of yours meant to be a JOKE? :confused1: cause I have seen your posts on this thread and it seems to me that you love to troll my Fat Amy aka F-35. :cool3: You do realise that it was the F-35s from the Norwegian side that intercepted those Russian MiG-31s and not the other way...

That is not a real plane, it's a fictional plane from AC-7, Ace Combat games have a ton of cool looking fictional futuristic planes. I will let you know which plane it is later on, will have to do some browsing.

Incase you all want an F-35 pic as wallpaper for your mobile then here are some suggestions from my side. Incase you want one to use as your PC's desktop background then here is another one.

Got some news regarding F-35's flight hour's from twitter. The F-35 has officially completed more than 378,000+ sorties worldwide, and accumulated more than 634,000+ flight hours! 1. An F-35 assigned to the 63rd Fighter Squadron at Luke Airforce base in Arizona. 2. A U.S. Air Force Airman...

That time when F-35s from the Norwegian Airforce intercepted Russian MiG-31s.

"X posting!" F-35 at Aero India 2023 Airshow.