Navy’s warfighting advantages, as stated in the document, “developing and employing an increasing number of high-end capabilities at a pace not seen since the height of the Cold War”. These goals are essential as maritime warfare is rapidly evolving, with China and Russia continuing to work to erode the U.S. The document lays out three key elements: delivering capability and capacity to win in the Great Power Competition (GPC) generating future readiness across the force achieving revolutionary training to form the framework of Navy Aviation’s future. The goal is to have “a Navy that swarms the sea, delivering synchronized lethal and non-lethal efforts from near and far, on every axis and in every domain.” Navy published last week the unclassified version of the “Navy Aviation Vision 2030-2035”, which reflects the key concepts that define how Naval Aviation will evolve into the next decade by “updating current capabilities, bringing new and advanced platforms online, and complementing today’s warfighting competency with enhanced tactics and procedures for the high-end fight”.
The new F/A-XX will replace the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet in the 2030s as the strike fighter component within the Next Generation Air Dominance Family of Systems.
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