Increasing Rates of Climb in Fighter Aircraft Like the New Joint force Strike Fighter

We know from studying aircraft like the F-8 Crusader,doing similar things on the Strike Fighter, but those
in which my dad had the fortunate to fly while in thenozzels are faced down for vertical landing and take
US Navy stationed in Puerto Rico, that when the windoff or extremely controlled and fast STOL. If the
was tilted upward on the aircraft that it had a lowerwings can hold the increased stress from the bottom
takeoff speed and much higher initial rates of climb. Atof the aircraft against reletive wind. Now then you can
which point the wing came back to position and it wastry this on a skateboard. Carrry a 4 X 8 sheet of
a pencil shaped rocket with wings. Now then let usplywood and when going down a hill tilt the plywood to
take the newest discoveries in wind tunnels about life,a 45 degree angle and you will leave the ground like a
weight, thrust and drag. We know that the reletivekite. If we have nozzel and directional thrust why not
wind pushing on the bottom of the wings forces thetry it at the center of gravity on top of the wing
aircraft up.Well then if you have a thruster forced onforcing the exhaust outward and back wards at the
top of the wing at the center of gravity with thesame angle of incidence to a horizontal plane.You
exhaust forced outward, pushing on the aircraft whileactually do not even need to test this in a wind tunnel,
the aircraft is positioned in a climb. This aircraft willbecause we already know this will work. If you look at
therefore be put in a situation where the it is forcedthe chracteristics of the Concorde where the nose
into the relative wind faster and faster and that windfaces forward and air is forced under the wings you
deflected off the bottom of the wing would force thecan see the increased efficient use of the airfoil. The
aircraft upward at an incredible rate of climb withoutincreased leverage from the ram air under the wing is
significantly using up any more fuel than a standardmore than the total combined forces of lift from the
climb out. The rate of climb will be much faster and thedifferences between low and high pressure as the air
angle of climb very substantial.I bring this up as wemakes it back to the trailing edge of the wing. Just
discuss some of the NASA lifting bodies and othersome thoughts on increasing the flying characteristics
designs to fly into orbit or for trans-oceanic flights usingof jet aircraft and directional thrust aircraft to maximize
the upper atmosphere or space to reduce the frictionall known characteristics of flight.
and increase the speed to hypersonic levels. We are