A-10 Thunderbolt II

[thundereagle1997]

You see the A-22 has 2 compact high bypass electric motors both of the 120,000 lb thrust class which uses thrust reversers & the canard foreplanes are used to shorten take offs and landings. The motors also support the 2 pound  22 inch compact low cost modular 3d printed honeycomb sandwich armoured structure/plating spread out equally over all vital areas. The aircraft uses the same controls as the A-10 but they are improved in other words it doesn't use fly by wire computers at all.

[kerick]

It's all about the backstory!

[thundereagle1997]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQB4W8C0rZI
The late Pierre Sprey in an interview in 2010 explains why the f-35 IS a LEMON.

[PR19_Kit]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQB4W8C0rZI
The late Pierre Sprey in an interview in 2010 explains why the f-35 IS a LEMON.

Other opinions are available of course.............

[thundereagle1997]

My apologies. it wasn't my intention to offend anyone it was just to explain my option on Pierre Sprey and he is right about manoeuvring air support being used by A-10 style aircraft and not supersonic aircraft.
https://www.deviantart.com/armoredryukenshi1984/art/Boeing-A-22-Thunderbolt-III-902662610

[thundereagle1997]

https://www.combatreform.org/mas.htm
An idea for anyone on the tactics of close/manuevering air support which the A-22 Thunderbolt III & A-11 Skyraider II would be able to perform with success.

[Tophe]

I have seen a twin-boom A-10, interesting...
https://twitter.com/gepardtatze/status/1422999876258967552/photo/1

[kerick]

I have seen a twin-boom A-10, interesting...
https://twitter.com/gepardtatze/status/1422999876258967552/photo/1

I have this photo stored on my computer for my to do list.

[ysi_maniac]

Just brutal!

[Zero-Sen]

Few iterations from the past...

[ysi_maniac]

^^^^^
Wow!      

[Zero-Sen]

A slightly later version of 'Tyrex' with Phantom wings.