I already provided a link to the manufacturers website, which has specs on it.

Don’t know if you noticed, but these days manufacturers often design a trainer and then develop a light attack aircraft on the basis of it. E.g. the MAKO advanced trainer and light combat aircraft being developed by EADS Military Aircraft, Korea’s T-50 Golden Eagle jet trainer and light attack aircraft, L159 advanced light combat aircraft (ALCA) by Aero Vodochody based on the proven L39 Albatros and L59 family of basic and advanced jet trainers, The Hawk family of aircraft by BAE SYSTEMS, the Yak-130/M-346.

Anyway, the issue is not whether Javelin is the same as T38. Rather, the question is what would do the job, looking at the air threat that Mexico faces. Realistically, a well armed combat version of an advanced or combat jet trainer would do. There’s not going to be a fight with the US, and it is extremely unlikely that Cuban or Honduran jets move anywhere near Mexican airspace. So, an LCA with good missiles and a gun would do fine.

Would Brazilian/Italian AMX be a viable option for Mexico?

my apologies to you penguin man, didn’t see the spec link. But after looking at it, I found nothing on what kind of engine it has and its specs.. so I remain a bit skeptical.

the HAWK, etc are all subsonic trainers.. the Javelin is a bit different in that it is supersonic. the T-50 already had the A-50 invisioned.

as for AMX..i dont think so.. it’s not exactly cheap.

i’m leaning to FC-1 or LCA for our Carne Asada eating amigos.

Perhaps something like the Javalin advanced jet trainer / light attack jet would do nicely.
Specs

i dont think it has the power to do anything more than jet training.