they dont have to be flying it in 2025 for it to be a US pilot flying it under a US squadron. 428th started training SG in 2009
Yeah and Singaporeans flying a plane own by RSAF, i mean you can try to show me any American flying a f15sg present day
Last night, I had a dream where Gaijin unveiled the “Hunter International” premium pack, which had a prem Hunter for every TT for $165. Am I cooked guys?
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Coocked?
The snail grilled you
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Yeah… :(
I mean, at list I didn’t dream about the A-4M or F/A-18A getting added (this time anyway)
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New image or from earlier testing?
Recently filmed
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Very interesting, it seems the Shenyang company wants to increase development of their stealth aircraft
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You’re worse than the german mains when it comes to ‘claiming’ stuff, firstly the US tree does NOT need more Strike eagles past what it’s own airforce flies (japan could much benefit from that addition where USAF literally doesn’t need the help) and secondly the Singaporeans should be represented in either an ASEAN subtree or tech tree, not just inherently being handed off to america because ‘muh test pilots’ and that jazz
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I guess it’s something more close to traditional fighter or can say, close to NGAD. the huge Chengdu plane is some kind of new concept fighter based on new tactic theory.
Interesting tailless design
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Do you folks also have an update for War Tinder?
Maybe new datamines coming soon.
The thing that’s most likely to come up soon is a leak for the next event cycle vehicle
Oh yeah, is it almost over then?
The current one ends on the 4th of February, so in a week
Just hoping it’s an aircraft : D
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Our current two 6th generation test aircraft are both designed without tail fins. The Chengdu J-36 (code unknown) is designed without tail fins+3 engines+drag rudder, while the Shenyang side (code unknown) is designed without tail fins+fully moving wing tips
