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Subject: F-22 supremacy ? Well ...
Bluewings12    6/24/2009 7:28:43 PM
""international AIR POWER REVIEW" - year 2006, issue 20, page 45. - ISNB: 1-880588-91-9 (casebound) or ISBN: 1473-9917.

"more recently, there have been repeated reports that two RAF Typhoons deployed to the USA for OEU trails work have been flying against the F-22 at NAS China Lake, and have peformed better than was expected. There was little suprise that Typhoon, with its world-class agility and high off-boresight missile capability was able to dominate "Within Visual Range" flight, but the aircraft did cause a suprise by getting a radar lock on the F22 at a suprisingly long range. The F-22s cried off, claiming that they were "unstealthed" anyway, although the next day´s scheduled two vs. two BWR engagement was canceled, and "the USAF decided they didn´t want to play any more .""

I dare say that I am not surprised it if is true .

Cheers .
 
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Herald12345    Still lying as usual   6/24/2009 9:57:49 PM

""international AIR POWER REVIEW" - year 2006, issue 20, page 45. - ISNB: 1-880588-91-9 (casebound) or ISBN: 1473-9917.

"more recently, there have been repeated reports that two RAF Typhoons deployed to the USA for OEU trails work have been flying against the F-22 at NAS China Lake, and have peformed better than was expected. There was little suprise that Typhoon, with its world-class agility and high off-boresight missile capability was able to dominate "Within Visual Range" flight, but the aircraft did cause a suprise by getting a radar lock on the F22 at a suprisingly long range. The F-22s cried off, claiming that they were "unstealthed" anyway, although the next day´s scheduled two vs. two BWR engagement was canceled, and "the USAF decided they didn´t want to play any more .""

I dare say that I am not surprised it if is true .

Cheers .

What gave you away this time, liar?
 
 Hint: proofread.before you "quote".
 
 
 When you are willing to seek professional help I can recommend a good psychiatrist, liar.
 
Herald

 
 
 
 
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Beazz    LOL @ BW   6/24/2009 10:43:14 PM
Lucky for you and France BW the US will NOT export the F22. If the US would put the F22 up for export *as is* and *same price* as we pay, there would be NO more export market for any other a/c period. With the exception of course to the likes of Bolivia and Zimbabwe. lol If they did, in 10 years time there would be TWO airplanes flying in 90% of all western powers. The F22 and F35. Well make that 5. Add the F18 e/f/g for the USN as well as the remaining F15Es around the world and the old trusty A10 for the USAF. And you are worried about the mean ole USA stealing the world export market with that dog F35? lol Put the F22 in the mix and you'd be right for the first time in your internet life! ;-))
 
I'd still recommend you lay off that cheap wine BW. Apparently you never heard the phrase... don't drink and type.. ???? Ahhh wut the heck, have an other glass BW. Nothing much else to feel good about if you are French and loseing daily on the world market so go ahead. Treat yurself to a nice drunk. lol
 
Beazz
 
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Bluewings12       6/29/2009 12:58:29 PM
Me a "liar" , you are mistaking .
What I see is that one more time , the usual US clowns prefer to shoot at the messenger rather than discuss the facts .
 
If someone is lying , it is International Air Power revue and not me . That is for a start .
The link I provided (which is not Herald 's but nevermind) can be verified at the official site or even better , buy the mag .
Since I believe it is good for your Egos , I repost it again :
 
""more recently, there have been repeated reports that two RAF Typhoons deployed to the USA for OEU trails work have been flying against the F-22 at NAS China Lake, and have performed better than was expected. There was little surprise that Typhoon, with its world-class agility and high off-boresight missile capability was able to dominate "Within Visual Range" flight, but the aircraft did cause a surprise by getting a radar lock on the F22 at a suprisingly long range. The F-22s cried off, claiming that they were "unstealthed" anyway, although the next day´s scheduled two vs. two BWR engagement was canceled, and "the USAF decided they didn´t want to play any more .""
 
What the F-22 fans have to say ? Oh and btw , I found some stuff on the F-22 which is a bit ... revealing .
 
Cheers .
 
 
 
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Herald12345    Different thread, same LIE.    6/29/2009 1:03:53 PM
 
Give it up, prevaricator. New week, same old liar. You have been pegged to the wall on this.
 
Herald. 
 
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Bluewings12       6/29/2009 1:37:05 PM
This is what I thought , perfectly unable to discuss the International Air Power article ... and still using insults .
 
Btw , Herald , I repeat that your link is not mine but since you insist on your link , did you notice that the only bloke who tried to defend the F-22 was "Bobsyouruncle" (page 2) who appears to be a LM employee (!) . The other posters shot him down in no time (lol) .
 
I always said that Rafale and Typhoon were better dogfighters than the F-22 , now it also seems that the Captor can get "a radar lock on the F22 at a suprisingly long range" . Well , the so called "unmatched F-22" is getting lazy or what ?
 
Cheers .
 
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warpig       6/29/2009 2:00:22 PM
Keeping in mind the title of your thread, the part of a sentence that you seem most interested in ("surprisingly long range"), while seemingly ignoring or discounting the other part that says the F-22 was not completely cleaned-up at the time, what is your conclusion?  Unless it's that this is actually yet more proof of the crushing dominance of the F-22 over all other fighters, including even the aircraft that many would rate as its closest competition, then you are yet again demonstrating that you are a thoroughly clueless idiot.
 
 
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Herald12345    Clueless idiot or liar?   6/29/2009 2:03:53 PM
Some choice, there. Take your pick, poster. 
 
Herald
 
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Lynstyne       6/29/2009 2:15:17 PM
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Lynstyne       6/29/2009 2:15:22 PM
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Lynstyne       6/29/2009 2:15:31 PM
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Lynstyne       6/29/2009 2:23:34 PM
Ooops sorry only meant to post that once
 
And yes it was childish but this or something like it  or something imagined to be like it or something someone imagines and wants to be like it has been done to death and will only lead to more
F22 is comprimised    stealth doesnt work, typhoon is mediocre f 35 is crap rafale is brilliant. 
 
Followed by 300 posts of rebuttal and reasoned arguments as to why the rafale is a good aircraft but not the best, interlaced with claims as to how good it will be in 2012 after upgrades whilst ignoring that all other AC have upgrades coming (or dismissing these as flawed aircraft which require fixing)
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Bluewings12       6/29/2009 2:53:10 PM
Warpig :
""while seemingly ignoring or discounting the other part that says the F-22 was not completely cleaned-up at the time, what is your conclusion?""
 
I quote : ""The F-22s cried off, claiming that they were "unstealthed" anyway, although the next day´s scheduled two vs. two BWR engagement was canceled, and "the USAF decided they didn´t want to play any more .""
This is the usual excuse we 've been hearing and reading for years and the USAF can use the excuse because the F-22 supposed to be undetectable , well what a beautifull vicious circle for LM to use ;-)
In the real world , the F-22 might not be what its supposed to be and both LM and the USAF are damn lyiers if you remember the out of this world kill ration F-22 vs Eagles (was it 150 to 1 or something silly like that ?) .
When facing an excellent non US aircraft like the Typhoon , the Raptor is dominated in dogfight and can also be tracked it seems .
 
I remind people that the SU-35 AESA radar range is superior to Typhoon 's Captor ...
 
Cheers . 

 
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Herald12345    Another datum point for clueless idiot.   6/29/2009 3:06:22 PM
And no it isn't, (about 130,000 meters against a fighter sized target for both head on) though both radars are far superior to the RBE2.
 
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Bluewings12       6/29/2009 4:16:48 PM
Herald :
""And no it isn't, (about 130,000 meters against a fighter sized target for both head on)""
 
Wrong and by MILES .

SU-35 AESA radar Irbis :
"The Irbis-E is advertised to be capable of detecting and tracking a fighter-sized target head-on at 350-400 km range using its long-range detection mode within a limited sector."
from : h*tp://www.milavia.net/aircraft/su-35/su-35.htm

Then , the Captor has a probable 200km against a fighter size target .
 
Cheers .
 
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FJV       6/29/2009 4:42:43 PM
The F22 supremacy is a public relations lie, yet.
 
Even though I seriously suspect people are lying through their teeth about the F22, it's probably still much better than everything else out there. I seriously suspect the rest of lieing even more and they are thus worse IMHO.
 
Take for instance the Russians calling their SU 47 forward swept wing plane "a raptor killer". How a Russian plane based on a concept thorougly tested and rejected by the US in the 1980's is gonna be superior, I dunno.
 
However should a technically competent enemy arise, then there will be problems.
 
 
 
 

 
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