"Modular aircraft for the RAF" Topic

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Bozkashi Jones	21 Feb 2021 4:01 a.m. PST
I wouldn't normally post from the Daily Mail, but this might be of interest. The RAF have approved research funding for a modular trainer; one in which the same fuselage can be fitted with a variety of different cockpits, engines, avionics and even wings to suite different training needs. link As always with British 'training' aircraft, I see that it can also be armed for front-line use by smaller air forces. Nick
David Manley	21 Feb 2021 8:06 a.m. PST
Good, because we've stopped building Hawks apparently and that seemed like a bad thing

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