Hacker is right (Yes, I said it
) it would take a long time just to get things going again, but I don't understand why they are bringing the cat back for this, don't they have enough Hornets already? I know the Super Hornet has came in with a bang and is very capable multi-role aircraft (watch the demo, its awesome)
I'm sure some guy at the Pentagon sees the advantage of this but who knows, besides, the Cat is back!
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John Ceglarek wrote:
Maybe the Navy's finally realizing that the Super Hornet isn't the be-all and end-all of Naval aviation.
That I agree with, too. Putting all your eggs in one basket is a really, really, bad move...one which the USAF is about to make with the cRaptor and the Lightning II, although it's going to happen 20 years down the road for the Air Force.
If you have ever read John Boyd's book, Energy Manuverability will prove the Super Hornet, cRaptor, and the Lightning II will have problems tying to jam all roles into one "fighter" There already have been a lot of issues with the F-22, it hasn't been around that long anyway.