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With a fiery disaster in a California field, the F-35 stealth fighter suffers another major crash
A US Navy F-35C "went down" not far from Naval Air Station Lemoore, the base said on Wednesday.
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China’s J-20 ‘Mighty Dragon’ Stealth Fighter Just Conducted a ‘Ghost Flight’
Chinese state media have claimed that a J-20, the “Mighty Dragon” stealth fighter, flew undetected through the heavily ...
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China’s ‘New J-35’ Fighter Has 1 Simple ‘Stealth’ Mission
China’s second fifth-generation stealth fighter, the J-35, has reportedly entered active duty, giving Beijing another ...
A U.S. Navy stealth fighter pilot was forced to eject from a $100 million F-35C Lightning II jet moments before the plane ...
Under the support of the combat system, a J-10C fighter jet “shot down” a J-20 stealth fighter jet in a confrontational ...
Despite their agility, the most advanced fighter jets in the world can carry an astounding amount of weaponry, from missiles ...
Each F-35 costs tens of millions of dollars to build, and the Defense Department had about 620 of them in 2024, according to ...
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The National Interest on MSNChina Claims Its J-20 Stealth Fighter Flew Near Japan Undetected
Without independent verification, experts remain skeptical, raising questions about the aircraft’s true stealth capabilities ...
An F-35 fighter jet reportedly crashed in the US on Wednesday morning. The incident occurred at Naval Air Station Lemoore in ...
There are signs that the J-35 has now entered limited series production, with carrier trials the likely next step.
A US Navy F-35C fighter jet crashed on Wednesday (31 July) evening in central California, close to Naval Air Station Lemoore.
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The National Interest on MSNIndia Will Not Buy F-35 Fighter Jets from the United States
The cancellation comes from Indian reactions to US tariffs, Russian defense ties, and a preference for domestic military production over foreign hardware purchases.
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