I love it to and he did live in California for a while so that Probally helped to. And it make since Estonia would be part of Russia/Soviet Union if not. Cause while the USA has done bad things I think people underaged the good we do. I think if you put a chart of bad vs good we have done during Pax American we would be surprised on how much more good the USA has done. Good Americans forget about because we’re so focoused on are errors that we think were bad. But compare it vs Pax Briticana or other superpowers that ruled the world were angels. And have saved many countries like Estonia:
@@nathanmahloch3318 But it’s good for a countries to focus on their errors. For a country like the United States we should be looking back at our history. This way we can prevent making the same mistakes.
@@crippleabatteries5031 Sadly, that would mean that we need to stop trying to erase it. People forget that 'bad' history is STILL history and instead of learning from it they want to try and erase it, which... in the future will do exactly as you say. There will be the desire to repeat it. Has it always been good? Absolutely not. Can we get better? Absolutely. However, comparatively, the United States affords a lot of things that other countries simply do not and people have a tendency to take that for granted. Having served in the military for 10 years and having been/fought in various other countries I can say that with 100% certainty. Even with our faults (And yes we do have them) there's nowhere in the world I would rather live. Originally though (I went off on a tangent) I came here for a completely different comment. Lol It's really nice to see someone kinda on the outside look to the US and notice it's merits. Can't help but like the guy honestly. Lol.
@@Sabamonster You have a lot of valid points. But I think it’s more about making things right, and working to heal wounds that were created during dark times in our history. Not really about erasing our history, and thank you for your service.
@@ipant1056 The engineers program in the limits into the computer. the engineers know full well the maneuvering limits of the aircraft when they designed it. They also do destructive testing, by taking components to failure to confirm their calculations. The machine knows the limits better than the pilot does. Modern US fighters (gen 4 and 5) already limit the controls to prevent pilots from exceeding limitations of the aircraft. In fact, modern US fighter pilots have lost the Feel for the aircraft like old school pilots who never had fly-by-wire. These new pilots are getting to the point of just telling the aircraft what to do with no regard for limits and the aircraft does what it needs to to make it happen without exceeding limits.
@@troytanner4369 The F-16 is already capable of sustained G forces that would literally kill the pilot, it's limited by the flight computer... and a big reason why those aircraft have automatic terrain avoidance systems that keep it from flying into the ground if the pilot's unconscious. Aircraft have been more capable than human endurance for a LONG time.
There are only 58 B-52s in service. They are used for missions not requiring the more advanced bombers which are also more expensive to operate. A new bomber (B-21) is also in development.
To be fair at least half the world doesn't know basic math, and with the firepower are fighters can potentially carry bombers are no longer as relevant in modern warfare as they once were. It's a sad fact, but that doesn't mean bombers are worthless or any less elegant.
that is coming in the future man, mark my words. They went silent on magnetic canons, i think they are close to a real wartime application of a rail gun
@@yeetseekingmissile3252 The other countries admitted they dont perform as a true 5th generation fighter. Especially chinas bad attempt at copying American 5th generation fighters.
Yes the U.S won't sell the F22 to other countries. But Lockheed Martin corporation have already team up with Mitsubishi heavy industry to help Japan built their own versions. Of course this have anger the U.S Federal Government and have come after Lockheed Martin Corporation for it. But the Federal can't do noting about it since Lockheed Corporation did noting wrong. Their not selling F22 to japan but is helping Japan to make their own F22 IS A LOOP HOLE. So why is Lockheed Martin doing such thing. Is because even though Japan have buy some small amount of F35 from Lockheed Martin. Japan had made it clear that what they really wanted was the F22 and not the F35. And under the Federal law Lockheed Martin can't sell F22 to Japan. So instead Lockheed Martin will help Japan Mitsubishi heavy industry to make a copy f22 version and shear the technology to japan for money. Lockheed Martin corporation also need profit for themselves and the U.S Federal was in their way. When the U.S Federal government found out about it the U.S did try to begin sales of F22 to japan but by that time it was to late. m.ruclips.net/video/Fx9SxJ-1kvg/видео.html
If 5th generation fighters were built in the 90’s, than I can almost guarantee that the US is secretly working on 6th or even 7th generation fighters right now.
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Air Force has secretly designed, built and flown at least one prototype of its enigmatic next-generation fighter jet, the service’s top acquisition official confirmed to Defense News on Sept. 14.
We might already be looking to what the 7th gen innovation is, but generally if the 6th gen isn't out quite yet, anything that isn't too near the end of the 6th gen program will be evaluated to be included or not on the current 6th gen project or whether to retrofit/remodel a newer variant, like a gen 4+ aircraft
The new 6th gen fighter for the US is the Boeing F/A-XX. The F22 can also strike ground targets, the F-35 has something called a DAS(AN/AAQ-37) which allows it to see through the plane, see ground targets, see where ballistic missiles and other missiles are launched from, etc. Insane technology which is better then the F22s, but that's the only area the F35 does better. "The F-35’s Distributed Aperture System (DAS), developed by Northrop Grumman, is the only 360-degree, spherical situational awareness system. The DAS sends high resolution real-time imagery to the pilot’s helmet from six infrared cameras mounted around the aircraft, allowing pilots to see the environment around them - day or night - without loss of quality or clarity. With the ability to detect and track approaching aircraft from any angle, the DAS also greatly reduces the potential for mid-air collisions and virtually eliminates surprises."
Not having a ban on exports is the real advantage the F-35 has. I personally don't agree with exporting weapons except for a few firmly entrenched allies.
@@Stevie8654 That's is a great way to bring the cost down, as you as mass producing them now. The F35a, will be our "F16" once 6th gen fighters are here as the F35a will be "disposable" do to it's price. I mean they got it cheaper then the Su35, Rafale, Eurofighter, etc.
Which those handful of systems that were better on the 35, like the cameras and sensors to see through the aircraft and target, get info on, and relay to others, has been/is being put into the F-22’s if it’s not done yet.
As Devina said, I’m really surprised and impressed that he’s so pro USA… for some reason I always think that foreigners always hate Americans. It’s super nice to see other people thankful for the work and lives so many Americans give up to help others and not just America.
@@ipant1056 I agree with 99thsketchythought computers absolutely think way faster than humans, the problem is that just like current planes are only as good as their pilots, unmanned drones are only as good as their programmers. AI have gotten very good in the past decade but they are still too rudimentary to be truly useful in a dogfight, however, they absolutely could be used in other situations that don't require such complex maneuvers and such, like scouting, diverting attention, etc.
The United States already has "cloaking" capabilities on experimental fighters. They have also developed a laser system that fits within the fuselage of the aircraft.
Most of these 6th Generation platforms do feature a cockpit and can be flown by a human pilot if desired... they just also allow an autonomous unmanned flight mode, as well... 😉👍
The J-20 is more like a subpar 3rd gen fighter dress in paper mache to look modern. The SU-57 was canceled due to cost overuns & undisclosed issues just 12 prototypes and 2 serial jets were produced.
F22 is an air superiority fighter (F15 equivalent), F35 is a light multirole VSTOL (F16/Harrier equivalent). Two way different missions, one is not "better" or "worse".
If we look at real life like it were one of the Civilization games, the US is going hard for either a technology victory or cultural victory, and is leading in both.
I'd imagine the big problem with battery powered aircraft is gonna be weight and charge capacity. With the advent of solid state batteries, though, maybe battery-powered aircraft are not too far away. I can't picture them being all that fast, but they could perhaps loiter at lower speeds, riding air currents and updrafts to stay aloft with minimal power usage. Combine solar panels on the top side, and that time could be extended as the sun supplements the battery charge. Probably wouldn't be able to achieve full charge, but it might squeeze out a couple extra hours, maybe even a day of flight, depending on energy usage. Could also be a hybrid, with electric motors for low speed loitering, and then conventional thrusters for combat.
The US went to that show. Understand that America will just build their own. Money is never an object with American military. Things that stall most countries when they develope things does NOT stall the US. You once called the US the world's police. And you are correct. I'm generational military. That means every generation of my family has served the US military. My great (back 7 or 8) grandfather's died in Andersonville Prison during the a American civil war. Levi Green was his name. Maybe do a video on Andersonville Prison. It was controlled by the south. Levi was of the free North. You should check it out. God bless you and your family and stay healthy and safe EVERYONE IN THE WORLD💙💚💛💜❤💟💖
@@blairhaffly1777 I did a report on my Grandfather and the Civil War for high school. Did you? It seems both of our families have been here in the US a long time. Have you ever been to Gettysburg battlefield? I haven't but WOW.... what our Great Grandfather's went through is just batshit crazy on both sides!! So much ❤ to you and your family and stay safe and healthy. God bless.
@@stephanieraebel8160 I didn't do a school report but you inspire me to do a little research. I have great grandpas induction certificate. With it is a paper with the names and dates of each hier. After me it will go to my sisters daughter. The first female hier. I'm proud that Samuel fought for the free north. Health and happiness to you and your loved ones.
How about some cultural stuff for exchange: ´Traditional Crafts of Finland - Episode 1 - Puukko Knife Making´, its about puukko knives which are a really important piece of Finnish culture and history, the ones shown in this video are the style of knives made in western Finland in town called Kauhava, the design of the knives have stayed the same for centuries and a knife is deeply respected piece of art in Finland. The video shows an old knife master making the knife from beginning to end. The knife is also part of the traditional clothing of Härmä region and it belongs on the belt of a male with the suit (google: Härmä kansallispuku)
@@absolutezero6423 yea they are pretty, its funny to think about that in other countries the known knives are huge like US has the bowie knife and Nepal has the kukri and in Finland the knife is supposed to be small :D like the handle is supposed to be hand width and the blade another hand width long
I like the concept of a maned fighter having one or more unmanned "wingman" drones flying along with it and connected to the main fighter by data links.The possibilities are intriguing such as acting as scouts flying ahead, protecting the rear, flying over as cover, confusing enemy radars as to which one is the "real" fighter, flying close together so as to appear as one target on enemy radar then splitting apart at the opportune time, etc. The possibilities are many and intriguing!
The thing with puttting a railgun on it is railguns need so much electricity that if you put one on an aircraft carrier, the carrier would have to temporarily shut down everything so it would have enough electricity to shoot properly, so...... Obviously it depends on the railgun used, the ones I am referring to here are the future naval electromagnetic railguns. (Corretc me if I am wrong)
A real advantage of unmanned fighter aircraft is that the operational envelope can be expanded. An aircraft can experience more Gs if one doesn't have to worry about hurting the pilot or causing the pilot to pass out. Ed Schultheis Washington state, USA
You can break down the Generations of Jet Fighters something like this... 1st Gen: Post WWII to Korean War era (1950-1953) 2nd Gen: Post Korean War to early Vietnam era (1965) 3rd Gen: Vietnam era (1965 to 1975) 4th Gen: 1980s to 2000s. 4th Gen+ : 2000s to present day. 5th Gen: 2000s to present day. (Stealth tech. I'm a big fan of the new F-15EX, the Gen4+ fighter that has an updated airframe and all new digital cockpit. Instead of a couple small digital displays, it has a single large horizontal digital screen that can be configured anyway the pilot likes it.
Well, the Chinese can't make a bad copy of a 6th gen plane until after the U.S. deploys a 6th gen aircraft. (The F-22 is looking at you, J-20, and laughing.) The Russians can barely afford to make prototypes of anything.
Good thing about drones is that there is no pilot to worry about passing out from over G's therefor it will be able to pull more G's in a turn and fly higher than 50,000 feet without putting a pilot in harms way.
Wouldn't surprise me if we (the US) field a 6th gen fighter with at least one laser canon (which we've already fielded and successfully used to shoot down missiles) that's been scaled down, it may have orbital capability (perhaps with the ability to skip along the atmosphere for extreme high speed long range strikes), possibly an active camouflage system of some sort, and the ability to utilize A.I. to remotely hack the computer systems of other aircraft and/or ground targets. Could have all, or a combination of these things.
Hey if you think that taking off vertically, you should look at the Harrier Jump Jet, that can literally float up and then take off. I just subbed and im loving the videos
My uncle flew F-16's and I thought it was the coolest shit on the planet growing up and wanted to be a pilot like him. Turns out I got diagnosed Meniere's inner ear disease and wasn't eligible for doing what he did. Now I just sit here watching these videos lol great stuff either way
Ace Combat 7 has some jets that can equip small drones as a special weapon to go and shoot down enemy fighters... so, it can possibly be a reality in the near future.
Oh…like a fire and forget missile? Fully self guided once locked on? I mean, that’s drone like…actually the first ones when you think about it, it does a programmed task, once told to, on its own.
There are many advantages to unmanned fighters. They can be smaller and faster and lighter without a pilot. The operator is not in danger of getting killed or captured by the enemy. Without a pilot the fighter is capable of turning at G forces that would cause a human to blackout or even die in extreme turns. They can be built cheaper too without the need of a cockpit.
It's interesting how fast things have evolved in just 2.5 years. What I find most impressive though is how much the price of an F-35 airframe has come down! Just under 80 mil US for the base model 😁
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Air Force has secretly designed, built and flown at least one prototype of its enigmatic next-generation fighter jet, the service’s top acquisition official confirmed to Defense News on Sept. 14.
I imagine a drone that can emit a aura or something that shuts down electronics around it like an emp and just swarming the battlefield with them and shutting down jets mid flight.
My brother in law does computer aided design for the airforce he can't speak of what he's done because its classified but he says it would blow your mind.
We the US community of computer, aerospace, mechanical, engineering and material scientists are working hard every day to try to make a macross valkyrae a real thing.
Current cost of an F-35A with engine is $88 million and the current cost of an Kratos Valkyrie is $2Million. They can be shot out of a shipping container by rocket and land vertically via parachute, not needing a runway, make ng them ideal for taking off from the decks of ships to support the Marine and Army landing ships.
SR-91 aurora still hasn't been shown or released. capable of mach 5 and was detected by air. It left a trail of vapor but with plumes almost like shock waves. Then there's the sprint missile. Hard to know what else they have.
So patriotic about the US and Estonia man. I love it
I love it to and he did live in California for a while so that Probally helped to. And it make since Estonia would be part of Russia/Soviet Union if not. Cause while the USA has done bad things I think people underaged the good we do. I think if you put a chart of bad vs good we have done during Pax American we would be surprised on how much more good the USA has done. Good Americans forget about because we’re so focoused on are errors that we think were bad. But compare it vs Pax Briticana or other superpowers that ruled the world were angels. And have saved many countries like Estonia:
@@nathanmahloch3318 But it’s good for a countries to focus on their errors. For a country like the United States we should be looking back at our history. This way we can prevent making the same mistakes.
@@crippleabatteries5031 Sadly, that would mean that we need to stop trying to erase it. People forget that 'bad' history is STILL history and instead of learning from it they want to try and erase it, which... in the future will do exactly as you say. There will be the desire to repeat it.
Has it always been good? Absolutely not. Can we get better? Absolutely. However, comparatively, the United States affords a lot of things that other countries simply do not and people have a tendency to take that for granted. Having served in the military for 10 years and having been/fought in various other countries I can say that with 100% certainty. Even with our faults (And yes we do have them) there's nowhere in the world I would rather live.
Originally though (I went off on a tangent) I came here for a completely different comment. Lol It's really nice to see someone kinda on the outside look to the US and notice it's merits. Can't help but like the guy honestly. Lol.
@@Sabamonster You have a lot of valid points. But I think it’s more about making things right, and working to heal wounds that were created during dark times in our history. Not really about erasing our history, and thank you for your service.
One huge advantage of unmanned fighters is that they can pull massive Gs in turns that would knock out a human pilot.
Those massive Gs could also rip the planes wings off though so you could probably only go just a bit further than what a pilot could handle
True and a human knows what its plane can handle a machine cant
@@troytanner4369 The planes can easily handle the increased loads, and if not, can be designed to do so.
@@ipant1056 The engineers program in the limits into the computer. the engineers know full well the maneuvering limits of the aircraft when they designed it. They also do destructive testing, by taking components to failure to confirm their calculations. The machine knows the limits better than the pilot does. Modern US fighters (gen 4 and 5) already limit the controls to prevent pilots from exceeding limitations of the aircraft. In fact, modern US fighter pilots have lost the Feel for the aircraft like old school pilots who never had fly-by-wire. These new pilots are getting to the point of just telling the aircraft what to do with no regard for limits and the aircraft does what it needs to to make it happen without exceeding limits.
@@troytanner4369 The F-16 is already capable of sustained G forces that would literally kill the pilot, it's limited by the flight computer... and a big reason why those aircraft have automatic terrain avoidance systems that keep it from flying into the ground if the pilot's unconscious. Aircraft have been more capable than human endurance for a LONG time.
Fighters: It's been 15 years, let's release an upgrade.
Bombers: These B-52's should be good for another 50 years, let's give them an extension.
There are only 58 B-52s in service. They are used for missions not requiring the more advanced bombers which are also more expensive to operate. A new bomber (B-21) is also in development.
Don't need expensive bombers if you shut their air defenses down with your fighters
i mean.....they still fly lol
To be fair at least half the world doesn't know basic math, and with the firepower are fighters can potentially carry bombers are no longer as relevant in modern warfare as they once were. It's a sad fact, but that doesn't mean bombers are worthless or any less elegant.
@@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly if they still fly they should be commissioned as fire fighting planes. imagine how much shit they could drop lol
“What if you put a railgun on a fighter”
*Laughs in ace combat*
Which ace combat has that? I last played 4
@@ZeddZul I know for sure it’s in 7
@@ZeddZul I never got to play 5 but its for sure in 6 and 7.
@@ZeddZul AC6 and 7.
that is coming in the future man, mark my words. They went silent on magnetic canons, i think they are close to a real wartime application of a rail gun
Rest of the world: No 5th generation planes
USA: I'm 4 parallel universes ahead of you.
Yee yee let's hope it stays that way🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@ipant1056 there are other 5 gen fighters
@@yeetseekingmissile3252
The other countries admitted they dont perform as a true 5th generation fighter. Especially chinas bad attempt at copying American 5th generation fighters.
@@RichardL.1453 Euro fighters
@@RichardL.1453 yep the Chinese have always been good at making cheap knock offs of things
6th gen US fighters will include a deep fryer and red white and blue smoke trails. boom 6th gen.
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Also includes the experimental PS6
I thought that was every American vehicles standard loadout
don’t forget the mini mcdonald’s
Don't forget the grill.
You're on fire! Videos dropping left and right! Love it!
I received my hat on Saturday and I love it. Keep up the good work, and just keep doing what you do best my friend 👏
When the U.S won’t sell the f-22 to other countries you know it’s special.....
Yes the U.S won't sell the F22 to other countries.
But Lockheed Martin corporation have already team up with Mitsubishi heavy industry to help Japan built their own versions.
Of course this have anger the U.S Federal Government and have come after Lockheed Martin Corporation for it. But the Federal can't do noting about it since Lockheed Corporation did noting wrong.
Their not selling F22 to japan but is helping Japan to make their own F22 IS A LOOP HOLE.
So why is Lockheed Martin doing such thing. Is because even though Japan have buy some small amount of F35 from Lockheed Martin.
Japan had made it clear that what they really wanted was the F22 and not the F35.
And under the Federal law Lockheed Martin can't sell F22 to Japan.
So instead Lockheed Martin will help Japan Mitsubishi heavy industry to make a copy f22 version and shear the technology to japan for money.
Lockheed Martin corporation also need profit for themselves and the U.S Federal was in their way.
When the U.S Federal government found out about it the U.S did try to begin sales of F22 to japan but by that time it was to late.
m.ruclips.net/video/Fx9SxJ-1kvg/видео.html
f22s are very expensive
@@hmong_keeb_kwm doesn’t look as advanced as the f-22
Love seeing your videos Artur, keep them coming!
I love coming home, getting ready to relax, and seeing that you uploaded a new video! And you do so many! Thanks Artur!
Another great video! Ima go watch it now
If 5th generation fighters were built in the 90’s, than I can almost guarantee that the US is secretly working on 6th or even 7th generation fighters right now.
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Air Force has secretly designed, built and flown at least one prototype of its enigmatic next-generation fighter jet, the service’s top acquisition official confirmed to Defense News on Sept. 14.
If they are taking and show a 6th generation fighter, the 7th generation fighter is already on concept.
If they are then that would explain the UFO vid that the gov confurmed was real
We might already be looking to what the 7th gen innovation is, but generally if the 6th gen isn't out quite yet, anything that isn't too near the end of the 6th gen program will be evaluated to be included or not on the current 6th gen project or whether to retrofit/remodel a newer variant, like a gen 4+ aircraft
Love the daily uploads
Wouldn’t doubt it that 6th gen would have space capability tech.
Star wars space battles
No, 6th gen usually have advanced stealth and drone controlling capabilities, they can't go to space
... That's why the space force was created, it's all coming together.
@@avery1647 maybe 7 or 8th gen
Doubtful. It takes to much fuel to get into low orbit.
Dang we all got here early
So did the US 6th Gen Fighter
Yea
Sounds like the "6th Gen" Tempest is actually just running 5th Gen tech.
Well done Sir. I truly enjoy and appreciate your analysis. Artur you are great at this my man.
I think you got the invisible thing right, the U.S made some nanotechnology just to do that on newer tanks, they could use them on planes too
THAT WAS UK'S BAE MADE THEM
@@gorrthebutcher4696 why are you capping your comment? and the U.S according to google is the first to create it
@@ipant1056 wrong
@@ipant1056 ruclips.net/video/jdHEcomIj-E/видео.html
@@ipant1056 bae was doing this 12 yrs ago
The new 6th gen fighter for the US is the Boeing F/A-XX. The F22 can also strike ground targets, the F-35 has something called a DAS(AN/AAQ-37) which allows it to see through the plane, see ground targets, see where ballistic missiles and other missiles are launched from, etc. Insane technology which is better then the F22s, but that's the only area the F35 does better.
"The F-35’s Distributed Aperture System (DAS), developed by Northrop Grumman, is the only 360-degree, spherical situational awareness system. The DAS sends high resolution real-time imagery to the pilot’s helmet from six infrared cameras mounted around the aircraft, allowing pilots to see the environment around them - day or night - without loss of quality or clarity. With the ability to detect and track approaching aircraft from any angle, the DAS also greatly reduces the potential for mid-air collisions and virtually eliminates surprises."
Not having a ban on exports is the real advantage the F-35 has. I personally don't agree with exporting weapons except for a few firmly entrenched allies.
@@Stevie8654 That's is a great way to bring the cost down, as you as mass producing them now. The F35a, will be our "F16" once 6th gen fighters are here as the F35a will be "disposable" do to it's price.
I mean they got it cheaper then the Su35, Rafale, Eurofighter, etc.
Which those handful of systems that were better on the 35, like the cameras and sensors to see through the aircraft and target, get info on, and relay to others, has been/is being put into the F-22’s if it’s not done yet.
Love your enthusiasm and your knowledge my brother. From Georgia, USA.
The intro will never get old artur rehi and ik an estonian soldier sends chills down my back
never replace the pilot with a computer. A computer will never be able to match a pilot's skill and ability to make decisions on the spot.
As Devina said, I’m really surprised and impressed that he’s so pro USA… for some reason I always think that foreigners always hate Americans. It’s super nice to see other people thankful for the work and lives so many Americans give up to help others and not just America.
Drones can be hacked... pilots, however can not.
Just take out the GPS satellites
Pilots can go rogue as well lol
I don’t like the unmanned idea, you can’t just get rid of a pilots intuition
Plus machines/computers can't maneuver and think of what to do as fast as humans can
I guess it could be a drone
@@ipant1056 ideally they can think much faster than a human, plus not being vulnerable to g forces
@@ipant1056 Totally wrong, computers think way faster than humans and can maneuver a machine much more accurately.
@@ipant1056 I agree with 99thsketchythought computers absolutely think way faster than humans, the problem is that just like current planes are only as good as their pilots, unmanned drones are only as good as their programmers. AI have gotten very good in the past decade but they are still too rudimentary to be truly useful in a dogfight, however, they absolutely could be used in other situations that don't require such complex maneuvers and such, like scouting, diverting attention, etc.
Got a suggestion for reaction, The enormous USS Ronald Reagan by Spark. It's very good at showing the inner workings of Aircraft Carriers.
“Of course an Asian country does it” haha this had me dead 😂
The United States already has "cloaking" capabilities on experimental fighters. They have also developed a laser system that fits within the fuselage of the aircraft.
Most of these 6th Generation platforms do feature a cockpit and can be flown by a human pilot if desired... they just also allow an autonomous unmanned flight mode, as well... 😉👍
The J-20 is more like a subpar 3rd gen fighter dress in paper mache to look modern.
The SU-57 was canceled due to cost overuns & undisclosed issues just 12 prototypes and 2 serial jets were produced.
About 6th gen fighters, Japan actually has a design called F-X that is expected to be ready in the mid 2030s
It’s kinda confusing cause the Air Force 6th gen fighter is also called the F-X
It could be a joint program like it is with the F-35
@@Mgl1206 I’m fairly certain it isn’t
YEEHAWWW THATS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT BOYS!!! LETS GO WIN THIS FOR TEXAS ONCE MORE!!!
You speak English very well and you are well trained it makes me proud we are an allies .
0:08 who's that blue guy running in the back?
Some guy in a tracksuit doing PT.
Dang you have the eyes of a hawk
Sorry you lost so many subs and patreons from that one video. I will never unsub and happy about that apology video. Will be a patreon soon I hope
Which video?
@@averagewikipediaenthusiast3088 the capitol building one
But why did he loss subs
F22 is an air superiority fighter (F15 equivalent), F35 is a light multirole VSTOL (F16/Harrier equivalent). Two way different missions, one is not "better" or "worse".
damn i remember when this channel was at 70k... keep it up Artur!
The FX program has had a jet for several years now. Most Americans that know about it calls it Aurora SR 91
It will be interesting to see what happens with the changing of the guard in the u.s.
If we look at real life like it were one of the Civilization games, the US is going hard for either a technology victory or cultural victory, and is leading in both.
how so? I'd see military or diplomacy victory paths as making much more sense
I don’t see cultural, but in terms of military tech and diplomatic yes.
I'd imagine the big problem with battery powered aircraft is gonna be weight and charge capacity. With the advent of solid state batteries, though, maybe battery-powered aircraft are not too far away. I can't picture them being all that fast, but they could perhaps loiter at lower speeds, riding air currents and updrafts to stay aloft with minimal power usage. Combine solar panels on the top side, and that time could be extended as the sun supplements the battery charge. Probably wouldn't be able to achieve full charge, but it might squeeze out a couple extra hours, maybe even a day of flight, depending on energy usage. Could also be a hybrid, with electric motors for low speed loitering, and then conventional thrusters for combat.
I worked on the EA-6B Prowler. Few years later they transferred over to make it the EA-18 Growler. The F/A-18 has so many uses still
The US went to that show. Understand that America will just build their own. Money is never an object with American military. Things that stall most countries when they develope things does NOT stall the US. You once called the US the world's police. And you are correct. I'm generational military. That means every generation of my family has served the US military. My great (back 7 or 8) grandfather's died in Andersonville Prison during the a American civil war. Levi Green was his name. Maybe do a video on Andersonville Prison. It was controlled by the south. Levi was of the free North. You should check it out. God bless you and your family and stay healthy and safe EVERYONE IN THE WORLD💙💚💛💜❤💟💖
I the fifth Haffly to carry my great grandfather's Civil War saber. Samuel Haffley, 205th Regiment Infantry, Pennsylvania Volunteers. Union army 1864.
@@blairhaffly1777 I did a report on my Grandfather and the Civil War for high school. Did you? It seems both of our families have been here in the US a long time. Have you ever been to Gettysburg battlefield? I haven't but WOW.... what our Great Grandfather's went through is just batshit crazy on both sides!! So much ❤ to you and your family and stay safe and healthy. God bless.
@@stephanieraebel8160 I didn't do a school report but you inspire me to do a little research. I have great grandpas induction certificate. With it is a paper with the names and dates of each hier. After me it will go to my sisters daughter. The first female hier. I'm proud that Samuel fought for the free north. Health and happiness to you and your loved ones.
hey Artur Rehi :) there's already 5th Gen fighters that can take off vertical! China's J-31, USA's F-35B and The Eurofighter RAF Typhoon
Can you do a reaction the the kirov battlecruiser? Its a very powerful ship that even the us was scared of
US 6th Gen fighters are being researched now. They WILL be unmanned though.
How about some cultural stuff for exchange: ´Traditional Crafts of Finland - Episode 1 - Puukko Knife Making´, its about puukko knives which are a really important piece of Finnish culture and history, the ones shown in this video are the style of knives made in western Finland in town called Kauhava, the design of the knives have stayed the same for centuries and a knife is deeply respected piece of art in Finland.
The video shows an old knife master making the knife from beginning to end.
The knife is also part of the traditional clothing of Härmä region and it belongs on the belt of a male with the suit (google: Härmä kansallispuku)
On the subject of knives, I always was a fan of the Nepalese Gurkha Kukri fighting knives.
@@absolutezero6423 yea they are pretty, its funny to think about that in other countries the known knives are huge like US has the bowie knife and Nepal has the kukri and in Finland the knife is supposed to be small :D like the handle is supposed to be hand width and the blade another hand width long
Very cool. Cheers to your health from Canada
Love your content man.
Another thing with unmanned is that the jets can pull more G's. Meaning more maneuverability and acceleration.
I like the concept of a maned fighter having one or more unmanned "wingman" drones flying along with it and connected to the main fighter by data links.The possibilities are intriguing such as acting as scouts flying ahead, protecting the rear, flying over as cover, confusing enemy radars as to which one is the "real" fighter, flying close together so as to appear as one target on enemy radar then splitting apart at the opportune time, etc. The possibilities are many and intriguing!
The thing with puttting a railgun on it is railguns need so much electricity that if you put one on an aircraft carrier, the carrier would have to temporarily shut down everything so it would have enough electricity to shoot properly, so......
Obviously it depends on the railgun used, the ones I am referring to here are the future naval electromagnetic railguns.
(Corretc me if I am wrong)
Fellow A-10 fan, best gun with a plane built on it. Helped bring my Brothers home
A real advantage of unmanned fighter aircraft is that the operational envelope can be expanded. An aircraft can experience more Gs if one doesn't have to worry about hurting the pilot or causing the pilot to pass out.
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The Martins (Lockheed Martin) actually live in my neighborhood. I went to school with their kids.
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America: makes 6th gen fighter
Joe and de Hoe: give em to China
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Australia does have f 35, not as many of course but still
You can break down the Generations of Jet Fighters something like this...
1st Gen: Post WWII to Korean War era (1950-1953)
2nd Gen: Post Korean War to early Vietnam era (1965)
3rd Gen: Vietnam era (1965 to 1975)
4th Gen: 1980s to 2000s.
4th Gen+ : 2000s to present day.
5th Gen: 2000s to present day. (Stealth tech.
I'm a big fan of the new F-15EX, the Gen4+ fighter that has an updated airframe and all new digital cockpit. Instead of a couple small digital displays, it has a single large horizontal digital screen that can be configured anyway the pilot likes it.
Well, the Chinese can't make a bad copy of a 6th gen plane until after the U.S. deploys a 6th gen aircraft. (The F-22 is looking at you, J-20, and laughing.)
The Russians can barely afford to make prototypes of anything.
Plus Russia's Su 57 isnt really 5th gen. More like 4.5th gen. Ain't as good as they try to promote it.
The drone is not attached to the fighter jet, it does join in on the fun.... loyal wingman
Good thing about drones is that there is no pilot to worry about passing out from over G's therefor it will be able to pull more G's in a turn and fly higher than 50,000 feet without putting a pilot in harms way.
Wouldn't surprise me if we (the US) field a 6th gen fighter with at least one laser canon (which we've already fielded and successfully used to shoot down missiles) that's been scaled down, it may have orbital capability (perhaps with the ability to skip along the atmosphere for extreme high speed long range strikes), possibly an active camouflage system of some sort, and the ability to utilize A.I. to remotely hack the computer systems of other aircraft and/or ground targets. Could have all, or a combination of these things.
Hey if you think that taking off vertically, you should look at the Harrier Jump Jet, that can literally float up and then take off. I just subbed and im loving the videos
USA has announced its 6th generation fighter has done amazing in testing and almost ready for production
There are 754 5th gen aircrafts toda ,695 of them are American
My uncle flew F-16's and I thought it was the coolest shit on the planet growing up and wanted to be a pilot like him. Turns out I got diagnosed Meniere's inner ear disease and wasn't eligible for doing what he did. Now I just sit here watching these videos lol great stuff either way
Big Boy Artur here again with another video!
It makes me so happy he loves A-10s just as much as the rest of us
Should do the uk six gen fighter gen
love the new thumbnail design!
much love from the US
18:20 yup I figured they'd be going with laser weapons this time around.
Ace Combat 7 has some jets that can equip small drones as a special weapon to go and shoot down enemy fighters... so, it can possibly be a reality in the near future.
Oh…like a fire and forget missile? Fully self guided once locked on? I mean, that’s drone like…actually the first ones when you think about it, it does a programmed task, once told to, on its own.
With unmanned flights you dont have to worry about the Gs effect on the pilot when making great turns while dog fighting.
UAVs have a massive maneuverability advantage as well as extended mission time. No pilot means the only G limit is what the airframe will handle.
There are many advantages to unmanned fighters. They can be smaller and faster and lighter without a pilot. The operator is not in danger of getting killed or captured by the enemy. Without a pilot the fighter is capable of turning at G forces that would cause a human to blackout or even die in extreme turns. They can be built cheaper too without the need of a cockpit.
F22 is also quite good in air support. Almost all American planes are technically multipurpose(except for the F-15 A and Cs).
It's interesting how fast things have evolved in just 2.5 years. What I find most impressive though is how much the price of an F-35 airframe has come down! Just under 80 mil US for the base model 😁
But for real iv heard rumors of an unknown aircraft currently being tested by the US military
Definitely a few unknown fighters being developed
It's true
That is ALWAYS true. Think Skunkworks.
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Air Force has secretly designed, built and flown at least one prototype of its enigmatic next-generation fighter jet, the service’s top acquisition official confirmed to Defense News on Sept. 14.
Love the vids
Virtual reality and reality is called augmented reality just as the guy said in the video.
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I imagine a drone that can emit a aura or something that shuts down electronics around it like an emp and just swarming the battlefield with them and shutting down jets mid flight.
My brother in law does computer aided design for the airforce he can't speak of what he's done because its classified but he says it would blow your mind.
I think you should check out the Operation Desert Storm videos by The Operation Room; they're very neat, complete, accurate, and mind-blowing at times
The video left out Super Cruise, without this it's not 5th Gen
We the US community of computer, aerospace, mechanical, engineering and material scientists are working hard every day to try to make a macross valkyrae a real thing.
Are you the guy who rickrolled youtube?
Now the Harmony Gold intro is stuck in my head.
Current cost of an F-35A with engine is $88 million and the current cost of an Kratos Valkyrie is $2Million.
They can be shot out of a shipping container by rocket and land vertically via parachute, not needing a runway, make ng them ideal for taking off from the decks of ships to support the Marine and Army landing ships.
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SR-91 aurora still hasn't been shown or released. capable of mach 5 and was detected by air. It left a trail of vapor but with plumes almost like shock waves. Then there's the sprint missile. Hard to know what else they have.
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i wish the YF-23 would have landed a contract along with the F-22. The 23 was such a badass fighter too
good vidio dude :) hope you doing well my frend :)
The 6th gen that the USA Navy is working on look like the jets from the movie stealth
That plane taking off at the beginning was an F-22A
the only issue i have with unmanned fighters, is jamming, jam the signal and your done