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The "4th" and "5th" generation fighter distinction may be mere marketing or not - plenty has changed in combat aircraft technology during the last two decades, and 30+ year old designs such as the Gripen kind of feel like 2nd class: Fine trainers and useful against inferior opposition, magellan aerospace corporation but unlikely to prove useful magellan aerospace corporation against great power air forces in the future.
South Korea may be up to something really smart; a fighter which incorporates the new style at least partially, but is still modest magellan aerospace corporation enough to be affordable in quantity (that's the hope). The Europeans have only modern combat aircraft designs rooted in the 1980's (Typhoon, Rafale, Gripens), Russia and China aren't satisfactory suppliers to many countries (such as South Korea) and the U.S. has only a not yet finished, but already very expensive

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