Deadliest Aircraft in the Skies – The New F-35



The F-35 is one of the deadliest fighters in the sky today, and a new $16.5 billion upgrade has made this formidable 5th gen fighter even deadlier. Check out today’s epic new video that reveals the new major upgrade to an already deadly aircraft, putting it into a class of its own!

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49 thoughts on “Deadliest Aircraft in the Skies – The New F-35”

  1. I don't think Russian air frames can even match F-16. If Ukraine gets the updated versions of them, we can confirm this in real life situation.

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  2. 4:00 i agree, military equipment is expensive, if a tech belongs to a company then its fine. otherwise everything from the army should be made by multiple company. single company steals a lot

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  3. 0:27: 💥 The F-35 Block IV upgrade is a significant and classified program that aims to outclass any fighter from Russia or China.
    3:34: ! The Technology Refresh-3 upgrade for the F-35 allows for easier incorporation of future hardware and software, making the aircraft more resilient to market changes and potentially reducing its cost.
    7:14: 🔍 The F-35's new radar, APG-85, brings undisclosed improvements and the ability to track and jam enemy radars simultaneously.
    10:35: 🛡 The F-35 reveals its advanced features and its ability to protect itself in combat.
    14:27: 🔧 Pratt & Whittney and General Electric present different engine options for the F-35 aircraft, with Pratt & Whittney proposing an updated version of the F135 engine and General Electric advocating for their XA-100 adaptive cycle engine.
    Recap by Tammy AI

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  4. This upgrade has everything to do with Russian invasion of Ukraine 🇺🇦. As countries that are tired of Western sanctions have united to support Russia 🇷🇺, the EU 🇪🇺 and the NATO countries are scrambling their resources to embrace for the worst. Iran 🇮🇷, North Korea 🇰🇵 have pledged support for the Soviet Union and this could only be the beginning of a multi polar world order. The US Dollar is already losing its value as the reserve currency as BRICS countries like India 🇮🇳, Brazil 🇧🇷, South Africa 🇿🇦 alongside Russia and China 🇨🇳 are assessing a currency system much like the Euro 💶. So yeah, the De-Dollarisation of US Dollar has just begun with the idea of a multi polar world order to oppose the growing dominance of West globally!

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  5. I play battlefield 4 and it includes the f35, i was always fascinated of the VTOL ability and everything else. There are other games for aircraft that simulates the f35 better but this game includes infantry and ground vehicles so honestly i consider it better

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  6. The deadliest aircraft in the sky, yeah for the pilots without any combat there has been around ten crashes and 1 pilot fatality. Look I am no Russian bot I will give respect when it's due but f 35 not as good as other fighters and they should've used the hundreds of millions that they invested to the production of the f 35 to keep the f 22 which is an already a really powerful aircraft maybe even the best aircraft operational instead of rushing to make a different aircraft that is weaker and less stealthy and is a safety hazard for pilots

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  7. Did Diablo 4 disappoint so deeply?
    Yes… yes it did… hey, idea, make a diablo video! I’d definitely watch an your videos venting about a game, it’s history, & how they failed (like Russia). See? It’s a topic practically developed for you guys!

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  8. Do a video on The X-43A, Scramjet-Powered Aircraft did nearly mach 10. The X-43A would have to slow down before firing a missile, depending on the type and size of the missile, the launch angle and direction, and the target location and distance. (2004) Wonder where they're at now.The X-43A is not designed to fire a missile, but rather to demonstrate the feasibility of scramjet propulsion. However, hypothetically, if it were equipped with a missile, it would face some challenges. First, it would need to have enough space and weight capacity to carry a missile, which would reduce its performance and maneuverability. Second, it would need to have a mechanism to eject the missile safely without damaging itself or the missile. Third, it would need to have a guidance system to aim and control the missile, which would require additional sensors and computers. Fourth, it would need to consider the aerodynamic effects of launching a missile at such high speeds, such as shock waves, drag, and heating.

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  9. A lot of people seem to make inappropriate comparisons between the F-35 and aircraft in entirely different roles. This is a strike fighter with an emphasis on ground attack. It is ALSO capable of air to air combat, but it is not an air superiority fighter like the F-15, F-22, or NGAD. The thinking is that if you can fit 50 planes in your airfield or carrier, it's usually better to have generalists than specialists. Instead of sending out 20 strike planes for your strike mission, 20 air combat planes for your air combat mission etc, you have access to 50 aircraft for every type of mission. Obviously specialists still exist, but having several thousand generalist workhorses that can do nearly everything moderately well is pretty smart.

    We will end up with something like 200 NGADs, 1,000 air combat drones, 150 B-21s and 2,500 F-35s. So way more F-35s than any other type of fixed wing combat aircraft. Possibly more than all of the others put together. The military is highly invested in the F-35 program long term.

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  10. It may be random, but I have a question: Do you have any plan on doing a video about the Canadian intercepteur the avro CF-105 arrow, I know the project was cancelled in 1959 and what the aircraft could have be

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  11. I know a lot of people in here will say that the F-22 is the deadliest aircraft in the skies, and they have some points. I’d argue the deadliest aircraft in the sky is the 737 MAX

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  12. Just imagine overhearing a conversation going like
    “Hey, how many little buddies are in the dog house?”
    “You got a full house with 8” or “unfortunately you just have four”
    😂😂😂

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  13. block 4 has twin gyro stabilized Big Gulp drink holder that can also accommodate 600 ml bottle cokes, 12 volt cigarate socket for compatibility to use any 12 volt auto accessory from Autobahn or SuperCheap Auto

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