Ah yes, the hyper-expensive F-22 "Raptor" stealth superfighter!
most of the shown manouevers are looking great at the airshow,
but in reality they are "sitting ducks".
It's nice that the F22 is a stealthy airplane, but while it's in stealthy mode,
it can't even use its own radar for fear of giving its position away,
thusly, any attempt to use said radar array to transfer data is going to generate
much the same result, a very unstealthy F22
Last week i read about the former balkan war, the Serbians used their GSM
network disturbances for detecting stealth, which allowed them to deploy
their NATO countermeasure, usually a doorless 650Watt microwave
oven with *a very long mains lead* for 'painting' the F-117's, perhaps
lighting up the threat warning whilst an SA-3 came from another direction.
Imagine the F-22 superjets could act as flying Wi-Fi hotspots!
talking about close dogfight i'l take a Eurofighter Typhoon anyday!
This beast can turn allmost on place.
