Reasons for triple-funding of the jet-engine-industry to meet 2020-2040 6TH-Gen-Challenge: Counter-Air Penetration, CAP

Abstract The forthcoming 2020-2040 6 TH -Generation is characterized by a host of debated and confused CASLAP-strategies, doctrines, tactics, mission definitions, jetonautic-funding, systems-of-systems technologies vis-à-vis AOOF-based-prop-swarm-technologies and almost symmetric jetonautics at both sides, [Part-A references 5,10,11,17,20,24,26,32,36,48,49] . CASLAP offensive-defensive options for each country vary with jetonautics, location, time, scientific and technological education, economics, geopolitics and stealth/super-agility/armament/AI of its fighter aircraft, UCAVs, JES-UCAV, prop-drones or USV, LCS, ULV, each with a different control-communication and various propulsion systems ranging from $100/unit in prop-drone-swarms to $10+ million per jet engine unit with spares, parts, maintenance, etc. It therefore deems timely to introduce an initial degree of order and classification to prevent today future misunderstanding/errors in designs, funding and encounters – the central aim and scope of these editorials.