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How the Japanese reinvented the F-16... and made it better!
While the Mitsubishi F-2 may resemble the American F-16 at first glance, it is an entirely different beast. Designed in collaboration with the U.S., this aircraft featured a larger wing area, improved ...
The Diplomat7y
Mitsubishi F-2 multirole fighter
Japan is set to extend the range of its domestically designed and produced ASM-3 air-launched anti-ship missile. Japan’s first supersonic air-launched anti-ship missile is slated to enter ...
The National Interest20d
F-2 Fighter
Summary and Key Points: The Mitsubishi F-2, developed as Japan’s version of the F-16 Fighting Falcon, made its maiden flight in 1995 and entered service in 2000. Built under license ...
The Aviationist28d
U.S. Approves Japan’s Purchase of More AGM-158 JASSMs in $39 Million Deal
Another possible launching platform could be the Mitsubishi F-2 fighter, based on the F-16 which is itself capable of employing the weapon. The deal also includes AGM-158 JASSM DATM (Dummy Air ...
The Mitsubishi MU-2: A Look At Japan’s Most Successful Post-War Aircraft
Despite production ending in 1986, the aircraft is still flying around today and is popular due to its dependability and ...
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Japan to jointly develop new fighter jet with U.K., Italy
The Mitsubishi F-X fighter jet will replace the aging fleet of F-2 that Japan previously developed with the United States. Japan’s F-X and Britain’s Tempest, a successor to the Eurofighter ...