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F-22A Raptor: USAF's "Battering ram"

Washington, USA - In case of conflict, the stealth fighter would open the door to other USAF's aircraft to easily penetrate in the enemy's territory

US Air Force’s pilots in operational service with the F-22A Raptor expressed the first excited comments on the new stealth interceptors of the armed force. It mainly deals with personnel who previously flew the F-15E Strike Eagle fighter-bombers, soldiers used to perform air-to-surface missions as well and so ready to operate the Raptor also for attack missions. The combination between a super-cruise f...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 133646

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency
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