In Surprising Announcement, Trump Reveals "Practically Invisible" Fighter Jet Named After Him: New Military Aircraft Made by Boeing Is Called "The Deadliest In History"

In Surprising Announcement, Trump Reveals “Practically Invisible” Fighter Jet Named After Him: New Military Aircraft Made by Boeing Is Called “The Deadliest In History”

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Published on 25/03/2025 at 08:14

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Trump Announces New U.S. Fighter Jet and Claims It Will Be the “Most Lethal Fighter in the World.” Stay Updated on Everything the U.S. President Said About the F-47, Considered a “Practically Invisible” Fighter.

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, announced on Friday (21) a billion-dollar deal with Boeing for the construction of the F-47 military fighter jet which, in his words, is the most lethal fighter ever created. The deal for the new U.S. fighter was presented during a press conference in the Oval Office. It is a “practically invisible” fighter that is named in honor of Trump himself, who is the 47th president of the country.

Agreement Closed with Boeing for the Military Fighter is Worth US$ 20 Billion

Technical details of the new U.S. fighter jet have not been disclosed and are considered state secrets. The focus is to prepare the country’s military for possible direct confrontations with China and Russia. According to the Reuters news agency, the development and manufacturing of the most lethal fighter in the world will be with Boeing, following a deal worth over US$ 20 billion, equivalent to R$ 100 billion.

The financial details have not been disclosed, with Trump stating only that the government ordered a large purchase. The president described the “practically invisible” fighter to radar as the most lethal ever developed. Furthermore, he stated: “America’s enemies will never see it coming.”

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U.S. Air Force Responds About the “Practically Invisible” Fighter

In a statement, the U.S. Air Force stated that the F-47 will be the centerpiece of the NGAD, featuring next-generation stealth technologies, long-range strike capabilities, and sensor fusion, aiming to face the most advanced adversaries in contested environments. The new U.S. fighter will be piloted but may also operate in conjunction with drones.

Currently, the most advanced military fighter of the United States is the F-35. The model is produced in conjunction with Lockheed Martin and has been operated since 2015. The military also has the F-22, manufactured 20 years ago, also in conjunction with Lockheed Martin.

This was the first fifth-generation fighter to enter service, in order to maintain the United States’ superiority in the skies. It can also conduct ground attacks. It is also worth mentioning that the Air Force revealed last year the anticipated sixth-generation fighters, a milestone that, just like the most lethal fighter in the world, promises to completely transform the future of military aviation.

In Surprising Announcement, Trump Reveals “Practically Invisible” Fighter Jet Named After Him: New Military Aircraft Made by Boeing Is Called “The Deadliest In History”

Trump Announces New U.S. Fighter Jet and Claims It Will Be the “Most Lethal Fighter in the World.” Stay Updated on Everything the U.S. President Said About the F-47, Considered a “Practically Invisible” Fighter.

Agreement Closed with Boeing for the Military Fighter is Worth US$ 20 Billion

U.S. Air Force Responds About the “Practically Invisible” Fighter

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