Trump’s Bold Defense Move Puts America Back in Air Dominance [WATCH]

President Donald Trump just took a bold step in reclaiming America’s military edge. Standing beside Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in the Oval Office, the President unveiled the newest and most advanced weapon in the skies: the F-47 fighter jet, as Fox News reported.

Built by Boeing, this sixth-generation aircraft will redefine aerial dominance and send a clear message to both allies and adversaries — America is back in charge. Trump stated:

“I’m thrilled to announce that at my direction the United States Air Force is moving forward with the world’s first sixth-generation fighter jet… Nothing in the world comes even close to it, and it’ll be called the ‘F-47,’ the generals picked that title.”

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Boeing didn’t land the deal by accident. The President made it clear that the defense contract was awarded only after a “rigorous and thorough competition” among America’s leading aerospace giants.

It turns out, a prototype version of the F-47 has already been secretly taking to the skies for nearly five years — proving just how far ahead the Trump administration is compared to the last one.

“The F-47 will be the most advanced, most capable, most lethal aircraft ever built. America’s enemies will never see it coming.”

Under Biden, the NGAD (Next Generation Air Defense) program was put on hold — another casualty of an administration more focused on social engineering than national defense.

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The Trump team, however, wasted no time getting it back on track. According to Hegseth, Biden’s Pentagon had been “prepared to potentially scrap it.” Trump wasn’t about to let that happen.

The F-47 is part of a broader strategy that includes robotic wingmen from defense innovators like Anduril Industries and General Atomics.

This futuristic fleet will operate with unmatched precision and lethality — all thanks to leadership that actually believes in peace through strength.

This “sends a very direct, clear message to our allies that we’re not going anywhere, and to our enemies that we can and will be able to project power around the globe, unimpeded for generations to come,” Hegseth said.

Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin echoed that sentiment. He praised the President for bringing the program back to life and called the F-47 a symbol of the strength America intends to carry forward.

This isn’t just a new jet. It’s a declaration. America isn’t leading from behind anymore. Under President Trump’s leadership, we’re taking flight — faster, stealthier, and deadlier than ever before.