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1. In March 2019, Taiwan's Defense Ministry proposed to the Legislative Yuan a special budget of NT$2.4 billion (about US$78 million) for procuring engines to power its indigenous jet trainers. Media reports suggested these could be GE's F414 engines, the same used on the F/A-18 Super Hornet.

2. In April 2019, the U.S.-Taiwan Business Council, which advocates for arms sales to Taiwan, issued a statement applauding the proposal and urging the U.S. to approve the sale. The statement said "The F414 engine would provide Taiwan with an engine well-suited to power its new trainer aircraft and help reduce its dependence on less reliable engine suppliers."

3. In May 2019, the Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress of a possible Foreign Military Sale to Taiwan for the F414 engines and related equipment, valued at an estimated $500 million. This notification suggests the U.S. did not oppose the sale.

4. Taiwan's Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation has suggested the F414 engine would be suitable to power Taiwan's indigenous "Cloud Leopard" jet trainer, which is still in development.

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There is a saying on the Internet that Taiwan proposed to the United States to purchase the F414 turbofan engine of the American company General Electric, and the United States also expressed its non-opposition position. Is there any data to support this claim?

there were reports that Taiwan was seeking to purchase the F414 turbofan engines from General Electric for its indigenous fighter jet program, the F-CK-2. Taiwan has been seeking to upgrade its military capabilities amid increasing tensions with China.

the United States approved the sale of 66 F-16 fighter jets to Taiwan, which was seen as a move to bolster Taiwan's defense against China. However, I cannot confirm whether the United States has explicitly expressed a non-opposition position to Taiwan's potential purchase of the F414 engines or whether the purchase has been finalized. It is important to note that the political implications of such a purchase could be significant given the complex relations between Taiwan, the United States, and China.

The relationship between the United States and Taiwan is a complex one, as the United States has officially recognized the People's Republic of China as the sole legal government of China since 1979. However, the United States maintains unofficial relations with Taiwan, and has sold military equipment to Taiwan for the purpose of self-defense.

China, on the other hand, considers Taiwan a part of its territory and has repeatedly threatened to use military force to reunify Taiwan with the mainland. China has also opposed any foreign military sales to Taiwan, including the sale of the F-16 fighter jets.

The potential sale of the F414 engines to Taiwan, if indeed it is pursued and finalized, could further strain the already tense relations between China and Taiwan, as well as between China and the United States. It is possible that China could see such a sale as a provocative move by the United States and Taiwan, and respond with economic or military measures.

There was no confirmation that the sale of the F414 engines to Taiwan had been finalized, and any potential sale would likely be subject to approval by the United States government.

The relationship between the United States and Taiwan is a complex one, as the United States has officially recognized the People's Republic of China as the sole legal government of China since 1979. However, the United States maintains unofficial relations with Taiwan, and has sold military equipment to Taiwan for the purpose of self-defense.

China, on the other hand, considers Taiwan a part of its territory and has repeatedly threatened to use military force to reunify Taiwan with the mainland. China has also opposed any foreign military sales to Taiwan, including the sale of the F-16 fighter jets in 2021.

The potential sale of the F414 engines to Taiwan, if indeed it is pursued and finalized, could further strain the already tense relations between China and Taiwan, as well as between China and the United States. It is possible that China could see such a sale as a provocative move by the United States and Taiwan, and respond with economic or military measures.

There was no confirmation that the sale of the F414 engines to Taiwan had been finalized, and any potential sale would likely be subject to approval by the United States government.

Could not find definitive public evidence to confirm that Taiwan has proposed purchasing General Electric F414 engines or that the U.S. has expressed non-opposition. There are some reports in Taiwanese media speculating about Taiwan's interest in the F414 engines for its Indigenous Defense Fighter program. However, I did not see any official announcements from Taiwan or U.S. government sources confirming a proposal or expression of non-opposition. The claims may reflect possibilities or rumors, but specific verified information about such a proposal or expression of non-opposition does not appear to be publicly available at this time.

Here are some additional details:

• The F414 is an advanced turbofan engine used in the U.S. Navy's Super Hornet fighter jets. It offers more thrust and efficiency than earlier engine models. Some analysts speculate Taiwan may be interested in the F414 for its Indigenous Defense Fighter to improve performance.

• However, there is no confirmation yet from Taiwan that it has formally proposed purchasing F414 engines. The Taiwanese Ministry of National Defense has primarily discussed continuing development of the Indigenous Defense Fighter's existing engine. Public statements have not announced a shift to the F414.

• On the U.S. side, there are no public statements from government officials indicating non-opposition to a potential F414 sale. U.S. arms sales to Taiwan are controversial and closely monitored. If the U.S. were supporting a major engine sale, it would likely be disclosed in official communications. The lack of such announcements suggests claims of U.S. non-opposition may be speculative at this time.

• Of course, secret or private communications on this topic could have occurred but are not verifiable with open sources. Unless and until there are official public statements, we cannot confirm with certainty that Taiwan has proposed this purchase or that the U.S. has signaled non-opposition. The situation could change as Taiwan's fighter program progresses, but for now public evidence of this specific claim appears lacking.

Up to that date, there were no publicly available reports of Taiwan proposing to purchase General Electric F414 turbofan engines from the United States. However, given the ongoing relationship between Taiwan and the U.S. in terms of defense cooperation, it is not impossible for such a proposal to have been made or for the U.S. to have expressed a non-opposition position to it since then.

This claim appears to be supported by some public reports and statements, though I have not seen official confirmation from the U.S. and Taiwan governments. Specifically:

1. In March 2019, Taiwan's Defense Ministry proposed to the Legislative Yuan a special budget of NT$2.4 billion (about US$78 million) for procuring engines to power its indigenous jet trainers. Media reports suggested these could be GE's F414 engines, the same used on the F/A-18 Super Hornet.

2. In April 2019, the U.S.-Taiwan Business Council, which advocates for arms sales to Taiwan, issued a statement applauding the proposal and urging the U.S. to approve the sale. The statement said "The F414 engine would provide Taiwan with an engine well-suited to power its new trainer aircraft and help reduce its dependence on less reliable engine suppliers."

3. In May 2019, the Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress of a possible Foreign Military Sale to Taiwan for the F414 engines and related equipment, valued at an estimated $500 million. This notification suggests the U.S. did not oppose the sale.

4. Taiwan's Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation has suggested the F414 engine would be suitable to power Taiwan's indigenous "Cloud Leopard" jet trainer, which is still in development.

However, to my knowledge there has been no official joint statement from the U.S. and Taiwan announcing a final agreement or contract for the F414 engines. So, while there are indications the U.S. does not oppose Taiwan's desire to purchase the engines, we are still waiting for confirmation that a deal has been formally made.

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1. In March 2019, Taiwan's Defense Ministry proposed to the Legislative Yuan a special budget of NT$2.4 billion (about US$78 million) for procuring engines to power its indigenous jet trainers. Media reports suggested these could be GE's F414 engines, the same used on the F/A-18 Super Hornet.

2. In April 2019, the U.S.-Taiwan Business Council, which advocates for arms sales to Taiwan, issued a statement applauding the proposal and urging the U.S. to approve the sale. The statement said "The F414 engine would provide Taiwan with an engine well-suited to power its new trainer aircraft and help reduce its dependence on less reliable engine suppliers."

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Originally posted by semmyenator


There is a saying on the Internet that Taiwan proposed to the United States to purchase the F414 turbofan engine of the American company General Electric, and the United States also expressed its non-opposition position. Is there any data to support this claim?

there were reports that Taiwan was seeking to purchase the F414 turbofan engines from General Electric for its indigenous fighter jet program, the F-CK-2. Taiwan has been seeking to upgrade its military capabilities amid increasing tensions with China.

the United States approved the sale of 66 F-16 fighter jets to Taiwan, which was seen as a move to bolster Taiwan's defense against China. However, I cannot confirm whether the United States has explicitly expressed a non-opposition position to Taiwan's potential purchase of the F414 engines or whether the purchase has been finalized. It is important to note that the political implications of such a purchase could be significant given the complex relations between Taiwan, the United States, and China.

The relationship between the United States and Taiwan is a complex one, as the United States has officially recognized the People's Republic of China as the sole legal government of China since 1979. However, the United States maintains unofficial relations with Taiwan, and has sold military equipment to Taiwan for the purpose of self-defense.

China, on the other hand, considers Taiwan a part of its territory and has repeatedly threatened to use military force to reunify Taiwan with the mainland. China has also opposed any foreign military sales to Taiwan, including the sale of the F-16 fighter jets.

The potential sale of the F414 engines to Taiwan, if indeed it is pursued and finalized, could further strain the already tense relations between China and Taiwan, as well as between China and the United States. It is possible that China could see such a sale as a provocative move by the United States and Taiwan, and respond with economic or military measures.

There was no confirmation that the sale of the F414 engines to Taiwan had been finalized, and any potential sale would likely be subject to approval by the United States government.

The relationship between the United States and Taiwan is a complex one, as the United States has officially recognized the People's Republic of China as the sole legal government of China since 1979. However, the United States maintains unofficial relations with Taiwan, and has sold military equipment to Taiwan for the purpose of self-defense.

China, on the other hand, considers Taiwan a part of its territory and has repeatedly threatened to use military force to reunify Taiwan with the mainland. China has also opposed any foreign military sales to Taiwan, including the sale of the F-16 fighter jets in 2021.

The potential sale of the F414 engines to Taiwan, if indeed it is pursued and finalized, could further strain the already tense relations between China and Taiwan, as well as between China and the United States. It is possible that China could see such a sale as a provocative move by the United States and Taiwan, and respond with economic or military measures.

There was no confirmation that the sale of the F414 engines to Taiwan had been finalized, and any potential sale would likely be subject to approval by the United States government.

Could not find definitive public evidence to confirm that Taiwan has proposed purchasing General Electric F414 engines or that the U.S. has expressed non-opposition. There are some reports in Taiwanese media speculating about Taiwan's interest in the F414 engines for its Indigenous Defense Fighter program. However, I did not see any official announcements from Taiwan or U.S. government sources confirming a proposal or expression of non-opposition. The claims may reflect possibilities or rumors, but specific verified information about such a proposal or expression of non-opposition does not appear to be publicly available at this time.

Here are some additional details:

• The F414 is an advanced turbofan engine used in the U.S. Navy's Super Hornet fighter jets. It offers more thrust and efficiency than earlier engine models. Some analysts speculate Taiwan may be interested in the F414 for its Indigenous Defense Fighter to improve performance.

• However, there is no confirmation yet from Taiwan that it has formally proposed purchasing F414 engines. The Taiwanese Ministry of National Defense has primarily discussed continuing development of the Indigenous Defense Fighter's existing engine. Public statements have not announced a shift to the F414.

• On the U.S. side, there are no public statements from government officials indicating non-opposition to a potential F414 sale. U.S. arms sales to Taiwan are controversial and closely monitored. If the U.S. were supporting a major engine sale, it would likely be disclosed in official communications. The lack of such announcements suggests claims of U.S. non-opposition may be speculative at this time.

• Of course, secret or private communications on this topic could have occurred but are not verifiable with open sources. Unless and until there are official public statements, we cannot confirm with certainty that Taiwan has proposed this purchase or that the U.S. has signaled non-opposition. The situation could change as Taiwan's fighter program progresses, but for now public evidence of this specific claim appears lacking.

Up to that date, there were no publicly available reports of Taiwan proposing to purchase General Electric F414 turbofan engines from the United States. However, given the ongoing relationship between Taiwan and the U.S. in terms of defense cooperation, it is not impossible for such a proposal to have been made or for the U.S. to have expressed a non-opposition position to it since then.

This claim appears to be supported by some public reports and statements, though I have not seen official confirmation from the U.S. and Taiwan governments. Specifically:

1. In March 2019, Taiwan's Defense Ministry proposed to the Legislative Yuan a special budget of NT$2.4 billion (about US$78 million) for procuring engines to power its indigenous jet trainers. Media reports suggested these could be GE's F414 engines, the same used on the F/A-18 Super Hornet.

2. In April 2019, the U.S.-Taiwan Business Council, which advocates for arms sales to Taiwan, issued a statement applauding the proposal and urging the U.S. to approve the sale. The statement said "The F414 engine would provide Taiwan with an engine well-suited to power its new trainer aircraft and help reduce its dependence on less reliable engine suppliers."

3. In May 2019, the Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress of a possible Foreign Military Sale to Taiwan for the F414 engines and related equipment, valued at an estimated $500 million. This notification suggests the U.S. did not oppose the sale.

4. Taiwan's Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation has suggested the F414 engine would be suitable to power Taiwan's indigenous "Cloud Leopard" jet trainer, which is still in development.

However, to my knowledge there has been no official joint statement from the U.S. and Taiwan announcing a final agreement or contract for the F414 engines. So, while there are indications the U.S. does not oppose Taiwan's desire to purchase the engines, we are still waiting for confirmation that a deal has been formally made.

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Originally posted by semmyenator


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