EnigmMODERN Rainbow #40 > Boeing FA-XX

[Rainbow]

Un truc qui me démangeait depuis un moment dans le fond du tiroir

[pascalou]

Boeing ?

[Rainbow]

Boeing ?

>> OUI !

Va pas faire long feu l'engin, je le sens .

[mcgee33]

Un concept original que je trouve très beau mais pour l'instant j'ai pas encore trouvé

[pascalou]

Bonsoir Rainbow

J'ai bien trouvé quelques articles sur ce projet, mais aucun nom ...

[reme7]

MP parti sans conviction

[Rainbow]

MP parti sans conviction

>>> Médaille d'or pour Reme7, félicitations.

[skyshark2]

MP

[Rainbow]

:?: MP

>> Et maestro Skyshark emporte l'argent avec une facilité déconcertante

[mcgee33]

MP

[Rainbow]

:arrow: MP

>> Le bronze revient à McGee de la Gironde.

[devoitine520]

Un truc qui me démangeait depuis un moment dans le fond du tiroir

dans le fond du blog, non?

http://blog.avionslegendaires.net/2010/ ... ns-pilote/

[Gilles]

comme c'est pour le chocolat pas besoin de mp:
c'est la proposition de boeing pour le 6th gen fighter pour la navy du future programme F/A-XX
c'est un avion optionally piloted
le nom était le next generation air dominance et maintanant c'est adf pour air dominance fighter (http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articl ... ck-359258/)

Next Generation Air Dominance[1] is a development and acquisition program for a future sixth generation air superiority fighter to replace the US Navy's F/A-18E/F Super Hornet and the US Air Force's F-22 Raptor beginning in 2025. It is planned to incorporate sixth generation stealth capability. The aircraft is to be operated with or without a pilot, depending on the role. The new fighter is to perform ground attack, air superiority, and reconnaissance roles.[2] Only Boeing is known to have interest in the program though Northrop Grumman is known to be developing a carrier-based aircraft known as the X-47B. A 1/16 scale model shown at the Navy League Sea Air Space Exposition 2010 shows a 'Flying wing' design with no vertical tails and twin engines.[2]

The US Navy requirement was originally announced in 2008, as a required replacement for the F/A-18E/F. At the time, the requirement appeared to be focused on strike roles, with a mix of manned and unmanned options on the table. Since then, the emphasis appears to have shifted to supplying a mix of air-to-air and air-to-ground capabilities.[citation needed] In late 2011, the Navy plans to analyze alternatives for the NGAD program with a technology demonstration phase beginning in 2013.[1] One of the alternatives being considered is the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II, which would double the Navy's purchase of that aircraft.[3]

In April, 2012, the Navy issued a formal RFI for the F/A-XX

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_Gener ... _Dominance