Germany has withdrawn from France's sixth-generation fighter jet project. This sixth-generation fighter jet, named Falcas, is only a model, and it is the sixth-generation fighter jet developed by Dassault of France. Because in terms of fifth-generation fighters, Europe as a whole has not kept up. France could only skip the fifth-generation fighter and try to jump directly to the sixth-generation fighter! Due to the Falcas fighter jet project being led by the French Dassault Group, Germany was dissatisfied, feeling that it should not be dependent on France, but instead should independently develop a sixth-generation fighter project, but it's not that easy.
Germany does not have its own precise aircraft manufacturing capabilities. To redevelop, it would also take one or two decades. Let Germany slowly develop it. After the Rafale fighter jet, France has been relying on its past achievements, without more investment funds to develop the fifth-generation fighter. Now it's estimated that it's regretful, and finally developing the sixth-generation fighter is also forced due to pressure.
As the Rafale fighter jet has already proven that it can't even beat the J-10C fighter jet, if France doesn't develop new fighter jets, it will become a super outdated fighter jet, and it will be difficult to export it anymore. In fact, this country has many projects to develop. France estimates that by 2050, it can form a complete combat capability for the Falcas sixth-generation fighter jet.
There are still 25 years left, and it's unknown when it will be completed. Some people may not see the moment when this Falcas fighter jet appears. The blogger himself doesn't know if he can see it. Therefore, such a fighter jet theoretically doesn't need to worry about anything. The conflict between Germany and France has always been prevalent in European history.
Although Germany was held back after World War II, starting from 2025, Germany will fully recover and announce that it will become the first conventional military power in Europe, surpassing France.
If France didn't have mushroom bombs, it wouldn't be able to beat Germany, which is a fact. So Germany now has some fears of France and has begun to independently develop a new fighter jet, which is worth looking forward to.
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