I'm usually inclined to agree with the Cute Orca, but in this instance, there's no way the F-47 is going to be a "revamped/remastered F-22."
Much, if not most of the manufacturing infrastructure behind the F-22 just isn't there anymore. It's one reason why the USAF has been so wishy-washy about making significant upgrades to its extant F-22 inventory: reworking these airframes, especially at a "deep level," can get very, if not prohibitively expensive with the production line long gone and the requisite intellectual capital largely retired.
Blablabla... Lots of pic have been proven fake, calling GCAP as FCAP and even using F-22 image. It's a flood of bullshit and misinformation. Pls don't post this kind s*** anymore.
Sometimes a reminder of the stuff fed to the general public is necessary. It affects public perception, which in turn can affect continued political (and thus financial) support for military programmes, especially big-ticket ones. That's worthy of discussion, especially in the current American budgetary climate.Blablabla... Lots of pic have been proven fake, calling GCAP as FCAP and even using F-22 image. It's a flood of bullshit and misinformation. Pls don't post this kind s*** anymore.
First, I'm evaluating its content quality—such unserious and unprofessional material shouldn't be posted on this forum. Second, the sheer volume of misinformation published on this media channel qualifies it as fake news. Finally, what the hell does The Sun, a British tabloid, have to do with public opinion?Sometimes a reminder of the stuff fed to the general public is necessary. It affects public perception, which in turn can affect continued political (and thus financial) support for military programmes, especially big-ticket ones. That's worthy of discussion, especially in the current American budgetary climate.
To be fair to Adorable Whale, he didn't mean "revamped/remastered F-22" as in "literally restarting the F-22 production and changing/swapping things inside the F-22", but (what I understand it to be) more like "what if we (the USAF) want a literal 6th-gen successor to the F-22?" kind-of way.
Of course, what that supposed technology demonstrator/model in the USAF promotional video looked like does echo some degree of similarity to the F-22, but that's not the main point (or even the main reasoning) for his statement.
That's a drone.It’s from this video
I could see glass canopy disappearing replaced by 360 coverage from DAS and EOTS and helmet mounted display. It would remove a big stealth headache from the cockpit area. But with the amount of software problems in US projects, it could bring other headaches.That's a drone.
There's no glass cockpit canopy.