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>>52515328
Manned fighters are mostly on the way out. Life support for a human body puts too many constraints on maneuverability and size. There will be niches for manned fighters, but for investment purposes drone swarms are the growth area. "Manned fighters that can launch drone swarms" wouldn't be fighters in the first place, but instead bombers and transports meant to avoid engagement.

Anti-drone defenses are likely to be the biggest growth area. Drones themselves will probably see a lot of under the table production, but defenses against them will be needed fucking everywhere, including in commercial private infrastructure, and they'll need to come from reliable sources with support contracts. I haven't looked at which companies to that yet.