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USAF F-16 Pilot explains why he would Rather Fly the F-35 in combat than the F-22 (even in a War against Russia or China)
Military Aviation
Naval Aviator explains why the F-35 can give the F-22 fits in BVR while 4th Gen Fighters have 1:100 chance at best to beat the Raptor
F-22 Raptor that belly landed at NAS Fallon in 2018 is back flying again after 5-years of restoration
Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
F-22 Raptor that belly landed at NAS Fallon in 2018 is back flying again after 5-years of restoration
The F-22 Raptor now has a boarding ladder that can be collapsed and stowed inside the cockpit
Military Aviation
The F-22 Raptor now has a boarding ladder that can be collapsed and stowed inside the cockpit
If USAF’s oldest F-22 Raptors are retired they could be Stored at AMARG, scrapped, Retired to museums or used as Gate Guards
Military Aviation
If USAF’s oldest F-22 Raptors are retired they could be Stored at AMARG, scrapped, Retired to museums or used as Gate Guards
F-22 Raptor pilots test USAF’s Next Generation Helmet
Military Aviation
F-22 Raptor pilots test USAF’s Next Generation Helmet
That time a Russian Su-25 attack aircraft nearly collided with a USAF F-22 stealth fighter (and the other close calls between Russian and NATO aircraft over Syria)
Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
The day a Russian Su-25 attack aircraft purposely nearly collided with a USAF F-22 Raptor stealth fighter (and the other close calls between Russian and NATO aircraft over Syria)
New F-22 Formal Training Unit at Joint Base Langley-Eustis receives first of 30 Raptor stealth fighter jets
Military Aviation
New F-22 Formal Training Unit at Joint Base Langley-Eustis receives first of 30 Raptor stealth fighter jets
USAF wants to retire 310 aircraft (including 42 A-10s and 32 F-22s) to put greater dollars toward NGAD fighter and Collaborative Combat Aircraft
Military Aviation
USAF wants to retire 310 aircraft (including 42 A-10s and 32 F-22s) to put greater dollars toward NGAD fighter and Collaborative Combat Aircraft
F-22 Raptor Formal Training Unit begins move from Eglin Air Force Base to Joint Base Langley-Eustis
Military Aviation
F-22 Raptor Formal Training Unit begins move from Eglin Air Force Base to Joint Base Langley-Eustis
Here’s why the USAF F-22 used the AIM-9X rather than the gun to shoot down the Chinese spy balloon (and why the Sidewinder don’t need to “see” something hot in order to track a target)
Military Aviation
Here’s why the USAF F-22 used the AIM-9X rather than the gun to shoot down the Chinese spy balloon (and why the Sidewinder don’t need to “see” something hot in order to track a target)
F-22 Raptor shoots down unidentified cylindrical object over Canada
Military Aviation
F-22 Raptor shoots down unidentified cylindrical object over Canada
In the event of a No-Fly-Zone over Ukraine, the F-22 Raptor stealth fighters could sanitize the skies within an hour but they are not deployed to Eastern Europe. Here’s why.
Military Aviation
The F-22 Raptor scores its second aerial kill after shooting down “high-altitude object” over Alaska by means of another AIM-9X Sidewinder
The US Navy recovered the wreck of the Chinese high-altitude spy balloon shot down on Saturday by a USAF F-22 Raptor
Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
The US Navy found the wreck of the Chinese high-altitude spy balloon shot down on Saturday by a USAF F-22 Raptor
Chinese Surveillance Balloon flying over US Shot Down By F-22 by means of one AIM-9X in the first known air-to-air takedown for a Raptor
Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
“FRANK01, Splash one!” Listen the Audio of the Chinese Spy Balloon Shoot Down
NORAD commander said the Pentagon Failed to detect Previous Chinese Spy Balloons flying over US highlighting a Gap in America’s air defenses
Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
NORAD revealed that Failed to detect Previous Chinese Spy Balloons flying over US highlighting a Gap in America’s air defenses
Chinese Surveillance Balloon flying over US Shot Down By F-22 by means of one AIM-9X in the first known air-to-air takedown for a Raptor
Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
Chinese Surveillance Balloon flying over US Shot Down By F-22 by means of one AIM-9X in the first known air-to-air takedown for a Raptor
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