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How many orbital bombardments of major population centres will be considered a "warcrime" in 2121?

>>12023527
>The problem is that every modern aircraft requires a significantly higher infrastructure investment than the Typhoon.
Then give us your solution, anon!
>Typhoon don't work.
>Complex new aircraft surely won't ever work.
>Buying American is a hard sale.
>And you have to mind other EU countries feelings.

Hardmode: You can't fix the Command system, chain of supply, the way new acquisition is handled, or error/faultresolvance policies

I mean I'd be genuinely amazed if you could get your head around this, but here's a first hint, the answer sure as hell isn't F-35

>>11911284
NF-104 ascending from Saturn, hard edition.
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>>11911284