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Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) / Tempest (BAE Systems)
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A svédek kiszálltak a Tempestből, pedig be sem szálltak igazán...
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Sweden withdrew from the Tempest fighter jet program
Sweden has ultimately withdrawn from the international GCAP program, which assumes the creation of a sixth-generation manned fighter jet
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National industry leaders welcome Italy, Japan and UK Government agreement on the next generation Global Combat Air Programme
The national defence industry leaders on the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) – Leonardo (Italy), Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (Japan) and BAE Systems (UK) - have warmly welcomed the signing of the Convention on the Establishment of the “Global Combat Air Programme - GCAP International...
Több országgal is bővülhet a GCAP csapata - HTKA - Haditechnikai Kerekasztal
A Japán, Olaszország és Nagy-Britannia által közösen fejlesztett 6. generációs vadászbombázó programjába többen is csatlakoznának.
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Kiszállnak, beszállnak, csatlakoznak, aláírnak. A menedzserek programja ez, nem a katonáké.Több országgal is bővülhet a GCAP csapata - HTKA - Haditechnikai Kerekasztal
A Japán, Olaszország és Nagy-Britannia által közösen fejlesztett 6. generációs vadászbombázó programjába többen is csatlakoznának.htka.hu
Eddig több mint 1,8 milliárd fontot költöttek új lopakodó vadászgépre...
A jelenlegi ütemterv szerint a program várhatóan 2025-től kezdi meg a formális fejlesztési szakaszt, 2027-ben egy demonstrátor repül, 2035-től pedig a sorozatgyártású repülőgépek állnak szolgálatba.
"The March 2021 Defense Command Paper reaffirmed that we will invest more than £2 billion in the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) out to 2025, and we have spent over £1.8 billion so far. This is part of a budget of over £12 billion over the next 10 years. The amount that we ultimately invest will be determined at future decision points. Furthermore, the Ministry of Defense has invested over £1.1 billion in R&D through the Future Combat Air System Technology Initiative (FCAS TI), with a further £600 million from our Team Tempest industry partners to date.”
A jelenlegi ütemterv szerint a program várhatóan 2025-től kezdi meg a formális fejlesztési szakaszt, 2027-ben egy demonstrátor repül, 2035-től pedig a sorozatgyártású repülőgépek állnak szolgálatba.
"The March 2021 Defense Command Paper reaffirmed that we will invest more than £2 billion in the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) out to 2025, and we have spent over £1.8 billion so far. This is part of a budget of over £12 billion over the next 10 years. The amount that we ultimately invest will be determined at future decision points. Furthermore, the Ministry of Defense has invested over £1.1 billion in R&D through the Future Combat Air System Technology Initiative (FCAS TI), with a further £600 million from our Team Tempest industry partners to date.”
Japan approves export of cutting-edge fighter jets: 3 things to know
Japan, U.K. and Italy's GCAP plan signals pivotal shift in regional security
asia.nikkei.com
Unlocking Sixth-Gen Air Power: Inside the Military Capability for GCAP...
rusi.org
Unlocking Sixth-Gen Air Power: Inside the Military Capability for GCAP
On examining the GCAP military capability across seven fundamental defence domains, progress is evident, but proactive management and collaborative problem-solving remain crucial for realising GCAP's potential in shaping future air superiority.
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Mitsubishi-Leonardo-BAE
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Japan and partners unveil design for cutting-edge new joint fighter
While unlikely to be the final design, the refined concept features major changes in the wing and aft fuselage areas ostensibly meant to improve its aerodynamics.
www.japantimes.co.jp
Már épül az első Tempest - első repülés 2027-ben várható.
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Britain Begins Assembly of Promising Tempest Fighter Jet - Militarnyi
BAE Systems has begun assembling the first prototype of a next-generation fighter jet, the BAE Tempest
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UK Defence Journal
Britain starts manufacturing new fighter jet prototype - The UK has begun manufacturing and assembling the main structure of its first new fighter jet prototype in four decades. The image shows the...
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Épül a Tempest protoja
UK Defence Journal
Britain starts manufacturing new fighter jet prototype - The UK has begun manufacturing and assembling the main structure of its first new fighter jet prototype in four decades. The image shows the...
Épül a Tempest protoja
Tempest isn’t a bomb truck – except when it is
Despite initial comparisons to aircraft like the F-111, Tempest will be a sophisticated, multi-role 6th generation aircraft designed to excel in various aspects of air combat, surpassing traditional roles and capabilities.
ukdefencejournal.org.uk
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New UK fighter jet could be axed in defence review
There are concerns that going ahead with a programme that is not expected to deliver new aircraft until the 2030s is not the best way to deter a threat of war from Russia.
UK Government clarifies funding for new fighter jet...
ukdefencejournal.org.uk
UK Government clarifies funding for new fighter jet
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed a £1.3 billion allocation for the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) programme in the current financial year.
ukdefencejournal.org.uk
Keir Starmer green-lights multibillion-pound fighter jet with Italy and Japan
Fate of joint Global Combat Air Programme had been in question under Labour’s strategic defence review
"Ministers gave the go-ahead for the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) at a meeting on Tuesday, according to several people familiar with the decision. A formal announcement is expected in the coming weeks.
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer “chaired a meeting of some ministers . . . at which they made a firm commitment to GCAP”, said one British government official.
The news will come as a relief to Italy and Japan, Britain’s partners on GCAP, after Labour sparked fears in the summer shortly after taking power that it could axe the jet project on cost grounds."
Fate of joint Global Combat Air Programme had been in question under Labour’s strategic defence review
"Ministers gave the go-ahead for the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) at a meeting on Tuesday, according to several people familiar with the decision. A formal announcement is expected in the coming weeks.
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer “chaired a meeting of some ministers . . . at which they made a firm commitment to GCAP”, said one British government official.
The news will come as a relief to Italy and Japan, Britain’s partners on GCAP, after Labour sparked fears in the summer shortly after taking power that it could axe the jet project on cost grounds."