A new, refreshed combat air strategy is set to define the mix of F-35As and -Bs in UK service and the balance of CCAs to crewed combat platforms.
Credit: UK Royal Navy
LONDON—The UK Royal Air Force plans to accelerate development of collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) and field an operational capability before the end of the decade. Service boss Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth wants an operational concept demonstrator to be flying alongside a Eurofighter Typhoon as...
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