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Trump Instantly Roasted After Announcing Awkward Name Of New Military Fighter Jet

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President Trump proudly announced that the military had named its new fighter jet the Boeing F-47—and critics were quick with the jokes.

Republican President Donald Trump proudly announced the new name honoring him for the military's new fighter jet, and the set-up for a joke couldn't have been more perfect.

“The generals picked the title," claimed the 47th President, adding, "and it’s a beautiful number, F-47.”


Trump spouted a familiar catchphrase when boasting that the fighter jet honoring him possessed attributes that were "something the likes of which nobody has seen before."

You can almost hear social media users giggling with glee.

Why? Well, the fighter jet's F-47 moniker spoke for itself.

Trump just named the new Air Force fighter jet F-47. Funny, I’ve been saying F-47 a lot recently.😎

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— Rick (@rickylongthread.bsky.social) March 22, 2025 at 7:14 AM


Is he saying, “Felon-47” or “Fuck-47”?

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— Nobody (@anarchytech.bsky.social) March 24, 2025 at 3:40 PM


The jokes kept writing themselves.


Like Trump, the F-47 will have no internal guidance systems. And a tiny cockpit.
— Sunlit Glade (@sunlit-glade.bsky.social) March 22, 2025 at 9:12 AM


Just like him the planes won't work.
— Rayne Cloud (@raynecloud33.bsky.social) March 22, 2025 at 11:07 AM


Guaranteed to cost 10x the price and only perform a nose dive.
— MGMT (@desertdogster.bsky.social) March 22, 2025 at 10:42 AM


People were still skeptical of the full story.


Trump announced he awarded Boeing a $20 billion military contract to build the next generation of fighter jets for the U.S. Air Force despite the company having been plagued with myriad quality control and safety issues, including crashes, cracks in tankers, and a mid-air door plug blowout incident on January 5, 2024.

The President even criticized Boeing as recently as last month for its delayed delivery of new Air Force One jets.

The announcement also came after the current Lockheed Martin F-35 jets faced scrutiny as the program is projected to cost taxpayers over $2 trillion over its lifetime, according to the Government Accountability Office (GAO), making it one of the most expensive weapons programs in U.S. history.

You can see the full announcement of the F-47 fighter jet reported by CNN here.

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