Invisible Warriors: How the NGAD's Thermal Cloak Redefines Stealth

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Prepare to have your mind aloft with the latest innovations in stealth technology that are shaping the future of aerial combat. I'm your guide on this high-flying journey, where we'll uncover the elusive potential of the Next Generation Air Dominance fighter and its groundbreaking thermal cloaking capabilities. Imagine a world where aircraft vanish from both radar and infrared - a seismic shift in the aerial warfare landscape. We'll trace the lineage of stealth, from the tactical engine designs of the A-10 to the advanced exhaust cooling techniques of the F-117 Nighthawk, showcasing how history paves the runway for tomorrow's near-invisible fighters.
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