Pronounced "Add-je(e as in yes, but nasalized)" TL;DR at the bottom The Modèl Avyon de gè Enfiltrasyon 13 is a stealth fighter jet used by the Holy Air Force, Army, and in the future, Navy and Marines. It combines advanced stealth technology, maneuverability, and lethality into a single aircraft. Declassified information about this aircraft can be found below. Stealth: The ADGEN-13's stealth technology's primary goal is to reduce specular reflection from enemy radar as much as possible. Surfaces that meet at 90 degree angles send radar returns, called corner reflections, right back to enemy receivers, and must be avoided as much as possible. To start off, the aircraft features a V-tail to combat these corner reflections, and features a Diverter-less Supersonic Inlet to not only scatter radar waves but direct slow-moving turbulent air that impairs engine performance away from air intakes. There is also serration on most of the hatches to reduce edge length for less radar return, and the surface of the aircraft is made of a carbon nanotube infused material that can absorb radar waves from 0.1 megahertz to 60 gigahertz. Anti-Missile features not previously mentioned: Flares Transmitter with jamming signals Directional Thrust: The rear nozzle of the jet engine is able to rotate 90 degrees downwards, and 15 degrees to both sides, allowing for quicker takeoff and maneuerability. VTOL: There is a large lift fan hidden within the body of the aircraft allowing for vertical take off and landing, with the aid of directional thrust. Thrust: The engine of the ADGEN-13 is capable of generating 180 Kilonewtons of force. The maximum speed is Mach 1.4. HUD: The heads-up display, instead of being on a panel, is on the forward part of the cockpit window (The glass in front of the bracing) via advanced micropixels, allowing for a wider view of data. HARI is currently working on making a helmet with an integrated HUD for maximum situational awareness. Radar: Instead of traditional radar, the ADGEN-13 contains an active phase array radar, allowing for the direction of radar waves to be steered constantly and rapidly, so that the radar is harder to pinpoint, and even giving the radar the ability to track multiple targets simultaneously. The radar also doubles as a communication antenna, relaying information to allied aircraft securely and effectively. Cost: 63 Billion L'ajan, with 30 Billion L'ajan being borrowed. TL;DR: Literally just the F-35B
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