Comments on: Raptor … or Turkey? (Final Part)

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By: hannah m

hannah m — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 14:29:47 +0000

Bring back and update the F-16XL. That thing had range, payload, and could supercruise. Maybe give it a simple up-down thrust vectoring as well. Spend the savings on upgrading current F-16s and F-15s and on better missile tech and more flight hours.

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By: Andrew

Andrew — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 07:19:34 +0000

I know the Raptor is not for export at this time, but I wish it was.

By: Andrew

Andrew — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 07:17:10 +0000

It seems to me that no-one, and that is no-one (unless they can read the future) can know for sure what conflicts will arise in the near or not so near future. Isn't it better to be prepared for all possibilities than to only concentrate on the wars being fought right now. Sure China/Russia or whoever may not want to start a conflict, but who can say that with complete surity? If the US strays away from producing the sort of weapons needed to stop a larger power, isn't that a bit of an invitation for that larger power to try their hand? I am actually from Australia, so I may not be in such a place to say what the US should or shouldn't do, but thats just my opinion. By the way Indonesia are buying weapons from Russia as fast as they can, SU-30's and the like, currently RAAF has F/A18's and F111's - surely no match for an SU-30. We are supposedly going to get some super hornets until we buy some F-35's (if our new Prime Miniter doesn't crap the idea) but I for one would like to know we had some Raptors to take on the Indonesians if need be. Again, they may never attack us, but we won't know that unil it does or doesn't happen. Prepare for all possibilitys.

By: Reon

Reon — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 12:00:20 +0000

This seems like a no brainer to me. Kill the F-35, kill it now, kill it dead.
With all the $$ saved you could afford 500 no-compromise F-22’s and 500 new F-16’s just for poops and giggles. People never consider the time factor when it comes to money and government projects. By the time the JSF is ready to go, it’ll cost at least as much as the F-22 does now.
As for the F-35’s replacing the A-10’s… who the hell came up with that idea, what are they smoking, and why won’t they pass it this way?
The Navy goes without a stealth platform, so they have to make due with Super Hornets and long range missiles. Not a big deal if you ask me.
As some have already said, the F-22 is ready for prime time, right now… I don’t see the point in spending hundreds of billions on more development for an inferior plane (aside from export purposes).
I realise it’s not very feasable, but another hundred B1 bombers would fit the bill nicely in Iraq and Afganistan, and be flexable enough for unforseen future conflicts. Monsterous payload, lots of time over target, and a bit of penetration capability goes a long way.… but I digress.

By: Bill

Bill — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 19:50:30 +0000

Using the F-22 and F-35 is like bringing a machine gun to a knife fight.
We are the only superpower. Russian doesn’t have the economy to continue producing expensive fighters, and China will not attack their largest trading partner
Terrorists will not be stopped by an aircraft like the F-22 and F-35.
We would have been much better off spending the money on an A-10 replacement, F-15 upgrades, and improving our intelligence community.