France and Germany to develop new European fighter jet

Beautiful bird look like the Lockheed NGAD graphic.

France and Germany's only possible development has nothing to o with high-tech , such as 5th gen. fighters or even 6th gen. as sometimes they claim.
They only "development" they can run are based on fake scientific stuff to promote their Nazi religion in the research for "Das Uebermensch". Scientifically there's no meaning to the concept of "Uebermensch", but it has a psychological meaning instead. Essentially they want expendable cannon fodder, in the form of and army of ever-obeying selfless suicidal zealots in their war against technology, evolution and industry.

So they try that with eugenics experiments in secret under direct order of the highest members of the EU oligarchy and armed forces ...

a reply to: Flanker86

Because it certainly wouldn't take an intelligent individual to pilot a 5th generation fighter, right?

a reply to: LeviB
Ignore him because,
A) He's a Russian supporting troll who enjoys putting out dis info and trying to cause mayhem on the boards.
B) Has no idea what he is talking about, but invariably just says it anyway.
C) From the downhill slope his contributions have made over the last year or so he is either getting desperate for attention, has run out of ideas or is loosing his marbles. Case in point was that rambling and invented drivel in his last post.

Now as for the Franco-German bird, it seems they are destined to the same stupid workshare haggle that alienated countries like Italy in the Typhoon project. The UK seems to be getting on with it and avoiding that problem, at least so far.

originally posted by: thebozeian
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Now as for the Franco-German bird, it seems they are destined to the same stupid workshare haggle that alienated countries like Italy in the Typhoon project. The UK seems to be getting on with it and avoiding that problem, at least so far.

Haven't read about any workshare issues so far. Maybe you know more?

Afaik Dassault is the prime contractor for the fighter. Airbus will develop the unmanned companion and the data sharing network "combat cloud". The engine will be developed by Safran in cooperation with MTU.