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POSTED BY: marc on 07/26/2008 07:54:09


FIRST  FA/22 FIGHTERS DELIVERED TO LANGLEY


Wow  What a Machine
!



The  First F/A-22 Delivering to Langley AFB:

These  are Great In-flight Photos of the F/A-22 as the first Aircraft Delivery was  being made to Langley AFB in Va. .
Langley is to be first Operational AFB for  the F/A-22. It is a very Beautiful AFB, located in a picturesque location, as  you can see in these photos, near Norfolk and Hampton , Va.
The Aircraft  flying along with the F/A-22 in the last of these photos is the F-15, which  will be replaced by the F/A-22 which is several times better than the  F-15.
In Actual In-flight (simulated) Combat Operations against the F-15,  two F/A-22's were able to operate without detection while it went Head to Head  against (8) F-15's. The F/A-22's scored Missile Hits (Kills) against all the  F-15 Aircraft and the F/A-22's were never Detected by either the F-15's or  Ground Based Radar.
Maj. Gen. Rick Lewis said: 'The Raptor Operated Against  All Adversaries with Virtual Impunity; Ground Based Systems Couldn't Engage  and NO Adversary Aircraft Survived'!!
F/A-22--
America 's Most Advanced  Fighter Aircraft for the 21st Century!!


They're  a titanium and carbon fiber dagger. They're so advanced that if their  on-board locator is switched off even our own satellites can lose track of  them.

They're  the first military aircraft ever built that is equipped with a 'Black-out - Button'.
What
 that means is this ...
The  best conditioned fighter pilots are capable of maintaining consciousness up to  in the vicinity of 15+ G. The Raptor is capable of making 22+ G. turns.
If  some day an adversary builds a missile  that is capable of  catching up to one of these airplanes and a Raptor pilot sees that a strike  is  imminent, he hits the 'b.o.b.' and the  airplane makes a virtual U-turn, leaving the missile to pass    right on by.
They know that in the process he'll  temporarily lose consciousness, so the Raptor then automatically
   comes  back to straight and level flight until he wakes back up.













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