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  • man that is nise is the su35 better ???

  • @sertox12345 Let's just say when Su-35 drivers have nightmares its always the F-22 in their dreams... when USAF F-22 drivers have nightmares its always US Navy drivers whole stole their F-22's.

  • Some Su-47 needed here :-D

  • EVERYONE HAIL TO STARSCREAM (or he will blow the s**t out of us!!!!)

  • Sickest jet ever made

  • Dear Santa, i wish for Christmas F22 Raptor :$

  • even Santa cant get me one of this

  • ONLY THE GREAT FLYERS CAN FLY THAT PLANE

  • @blackmanta07 yeah and I am one of them

  • It's starscream

  • Magnificent

  • I envy the pilot that fly the f22 god I want to fly that beauty any day.

  • I would kill so many vaginas to fly this plane...

  • what i would do to fly this plane...

  • i dont understand why any nation or group would want this type of drama... no country should want beef with the U.S.

  • @kevinf2386

    What did the US do to your country . . . . give it the Internet?

  • ITS THE STARSCREAM FROM TRANSFORMERS MOVIE

  • THe best fighjter in the world.

  • Gives a whole new meaning to 'Cloud cover'

  • nice, i like the sharp turning ability, the thing turns into a cloud with all that vapour lol

  • black ops???? hack lagg

  • usa usa usa

  • Guys congress wants to cut the f 22 like this so this can be spread to stop congress from doing this

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  • Who cares what it looks like...as long as someday they splash some Iranian or North Korean jets I'm all good with them.

  • I love the look of the F22. Some dont like it, but I think its awesome. AND I am not a yank! (no bias!)

  • america makes very good stuff

  • This thing eats Migs for pre flight practice :)

  • Many people think America has overated crap. I'm just glad its our crap. Beautiful work Lockheed Martin. I'm sure it will do what it was created to do good enough.

  • @653dima say what you want. Its still better then what you got,

  • cool theos jets look bad azz

  • Just heard on the news the other day and it was confirmed by the defence dept. that all top secret documents for U.S. military aircraft such as the F-35 and satellites-(spelling) were stolen by hackers.

  • The most beautiful machine ever to take flight, I wish I wasnt 6'2 and retarded so I could fly it.

  • @cedars30 that doesn't make sense

  • Wonder why threy canceled it?

  • @NielsShoe "Wonder why threy canceled it?"

    Don't need many of them right now, there's no airforce on the planet that even comes close to what we have.

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  • @MokomaSusi don't know why you removed your comment, maybe you realised it wasn't correct. F-22's have been flying the whole times since the "announcement" of a grounding.

    They were at northern edge just in the last few weeks, and the OBOGS issue has been found and they know how to prevent the problem for replicating while they get the new hardware installed.

  • @rampking1 F-35 will never be cut ... as congress always says "its too big to fail". We have more fighters than any other nation, 4000 4th gen and higher fighters compared to 700 4th gen fighters in russia.

    There's no competition.

    Also, those superior F-15K's etc you talk of, I'm not sure if they're actually better than our new F-15C's with the Golden Eagle upgrades. F-16's ... no arguments there, the block 60's at UAE are quite an improvement, but quite expensive too.

  • @FXWorldBeater We are possibly days away from financial distaster for the government and you can say this?

    Because of other huge snafu's regarding the Pentagon in the past, there are in place automatic* safeguards regarding military contracts now....I would have to look it up to be honest, but I am talking about finacial trip-wires that Obama himself couldn't over-ride.

    The F-15 first flew over 35 years ago, extra goodies is just buying time.

    No, the F-15K is no export model, has the works.

  • @rampking1 "automatic* safeguards regarding military contracts now" and what you dont understand is that the legacy aircraft MUST be replaced over the next 20 years, they can't be extended any further.

  • @FXWorldBeater

    As of 2010, F-35 spending was almost to $68 billion, or more than has been spent on development and procurement for all 188 F-22s. (FlightGlobal)

    I totally agree with you about replacing the legacy fighters.

    Damn I can't find the actual name of this congressional military safeguard I refer to ...grrrr.

    I have nothing personal against the F-35, but like you are mentioning, many aircraft are going to be past their structural lifetime within the next 10 years.

  • @rampking1 "As of 2010, F-35 spending was almost to $68 billion, or more than has been spent on development and procurement for all 188 F-22s"

    Naturally, the F-35 is a far more advanced aircraft and so far almost as many F-35 have been purchased as the F-22 through LRIP 1-4. The unit price won't start to go down until around 2016 when FRP ramps up.

    You can't compare the dev costs of the F-35 to the F-22 in any case. The F-35 program is building 3 similar but different aircraft.

  • @FXWorldBeater F35 is not more advanced than the F22.

  • @Xiolablu3 Many of the technologies on the F-35 are a lot more advanced than those on the F-22.

    EODAS, EOTS, Later generation radar (but smaller energy output) with more modes and better jamming functions, MADL (f-22 still on the old IFDL), newer generation RAM, newer generation engine, HMD.

    What the F-22 has over the F-35 as far as technology is the ALR and some of the classified stealth technology that cannot be shared with other countries.

  • @FXWorldBeater Are you sure? I am not an expert, but I thought the F22 was a no holds barred air superiority fighter, whereas the F35 was (supposedly) a cost effective multi role platform (inc ground attack) I am ready to be corrected. But I gathered that the F35 was to be the 'new' F16/Harrier, which would be lower cost but that meant it could be fielded in large numbers, whereas the F22 was a 'super fighter' aka the 'new' F15, which was far too expensive to be fielded in large numbers.

  • @Xiolablu3 yup...sure. the f-22 is a better bvr a2a fighter generally (due to speed, stealth, and the awesome rwr) ... but there's a lot more technology in the f-35. Hence why the aircraft needs 8million lines of software code rather than 2 million in the f-22.

    but .... there may be certain classified technologies in the f-22 the general public doesn't know about.

  • @FXWorldBeater Hold it, how could I let this get by me?

    How are you coming up with "4,000 4th gen and higher fighters"??

    Damn it, just threw out the 2011 Air Force almanac...outside the Navy ,I could have given you specific numbers right now.

    Btw, even the Polish have F-16 Block 50 fighters now.

  • @rampking1 and I have in front of me, "The Military Balance 2010" and I can give you exact numbers...

    627 f-18a-d

    387 f-18e-f

    522 f-15a-d

    217 f-15e

    1280 f-16

    130 f-22

    Not including prowlers, harriers and a-10's.

  • @FXWorldBeater So, you are actually talking 3000 and change.

    However I differ on all these aircraft being 4th generation.

    The F-15 and F-16 both came out in the 1970's and the F-18 was an offshoot of the YF-17, also from that decade.

    As the Germans found out about the Bf-109 by mistake, you can only upgrade a good aircraft so far , eventually you need to start with a clean slate.

    Does your info say how many of our fighters in our inventory are over 20 years old PLUS ?

  • @rampking1 "So, you are actually talking 3000 and change."

    About 3600 all up , so rounded up to 4000. Still ... as you can see, significantly more than Russia, with the world's second biggest airforces.

    But then there's support aircraft too ... russia having no dedicated frontline jamming aircraft, about 1/12th the number of awacs and tankers....etc.

    Those aircraft are I mentioned are 4th gen or + (except some of the last ones). Generally fighters designed from the 70's onward are.

  • @rampking1 Russia's fleet of anything 4th gen or better (actually there is no 4++ gen fighters in operation by russia)

    226 mig-29

    402 su-27

    248 mig-31

    16 su-34

    The rest is old trashy su-24's which would experience attrition similar to the Syrian airforce at Bekaa in a modern war.

  • basque people are the original white people..yup better believe it n if u dont, look it up.

  • 153 people are RAF pilots and know they will never fly the best.

  • No way! I was there, and it was awesome!

  • F-22 is the cutest and strongest fighter of all!

  • @wartmcbeighn The Rafale and the Typhoon are 4th generation fighter aircraft designed to take on the tasks that European countries are likely to undertake. They perform those tasks very well. The Raptor is a 5th generation fighter designed to ensure air superiority against the next generation of air threats.

  • mayorcete

    I've three F-22s (well, YF-22s) but in scale 1/144. But yes, we need a real F-22 for ourselves.

  • OlderG0ds. No there are two more incoming! 12 o clock! (hylarious) I don´t understand that people. Well hobbies are hoobies...

  • I was lucky to see one of these at an airshow :D

  • I could just see the crew chiefs hurting as they watch this haha.

  • that is an impressive turn

  • Fuck the X-wing, I want a F-22!!

  • But will it blend?

  • 2:25 Hoooooook! At least 9 Gs.

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  • Wow, this jet was made nearly 20 years ago. Imagine what the U.S military has now!

  • @guns020897 F-35

  • @guns020897 THE AIRFRAME WAS DESIGNED 20 YEARS AGO, BUT THE GEAR AND SOFTWARE INSIDE IS STATE OF THE ART, AND IS CONSTANTLY BEING UPGRADED WITH TECH ADVANCEMENTS, ENSURING THIS PLANE TO BE AT THE CUTTING EDGE.

  • @guns020897 The F22 was not made nearly 20 yrs ago. It was introduced in 2005. First flight 7 September 1997

  • @Scotishirony

    Well the prototype first flew in 1990, so I wouldn't say he entirely incorrect saying the design is that old.

  • @drbackjack yeah i may still have the original popular science mag with this design in it from then

  • Wow, this was nearly 20 years ago. Imagine what the U.S military has now!

  • THIS CLIPS GETS MORE AMAZING EVERYTIME YOU WATCH IT. HONEST TO GOD.

  • 0:51 Look at dat ass!

  • Starscream!

  • UmMm What is the MAximum G Force on it ?

  • @myluvforuinsatiable Doesn't matter because it's well beyond the G's a human body can take.

  • @OlderG0ds So they wear some special suits ? to maintain the blood pressure all over the body?

  • @myluvforuinsatiable They do wear G-suits to keep blood where it's supposed to be, but my point is that the F-22 is capable of far more than the human body can endure, even with the suit.

  • @OlderG0ds oh okay..........its so koool !!

  • @OlderG0ds -"but my point is that the F-22 is capable of far more than the human body can endure"

    How do you figure? Most modern fighters nowadays are rated at 9-9.5 positive G's. Thanks to modern G suits and training, pilots routinely exceed that during hard maneuvering.

    Yes, high G's can be "damaging," even lethal to a pilot, but it can also bend and break even a modern airframe, and over time, severely limit its useful service life (hence the G limits).

  • @em745aa while its still classified I highly doubt +9g is the Raptors max. Pilots can only handle that much for a short time as well.

    But what I've heard a lot is that the newest fighters are more capable than what a human can take which, also a theory about UCAV replacing fighters over time.

  • @OlderG0ds I've seen +9.5/-3.5 as its "official G rating. Still, even if it were 1 or 2 G's more, over-G-in an airframe isn't good for its longevity.

    And then there's AERODYNAMIC stresses to consider--something pilots don't have to deal with.

    -"also a theory about UCAV replacing fighters over time."

    Don't bet on it. It'll be a LONG time before UAV's are smart enough to fly air superiority missions on their own. And their G-limits won't be any greater than that of current fighters.

  • @em745aa ABOUT THE UAV BIT, THAT IS A DEFINATE POSSIBILITY. FORGET COMPUTER FLOW, THE HUMAN PILOT SITS IN A SIMULATOR AND CONTROLS IT FROM THERE, OR IF YOU WANT TO GO TO THE EXTREME, THE AIRCRAFT VEHICLES AND EVENTUALLY MAN SIZED ROBOTIC SOLDIERS WOULD BE CONTROLLED VIA BRAINWAVES, THINK AVATAR, BUT TERMINATOR INSTEAD OF BLUE ALIEN. THE TECH IS ALREADY BEING RESEARCHED AND PROTOTYPE BRAIN FREQUENCY PRODUCTS HAVE BEEN CREATED. IMAGINE WHAT THE MILITARY HAS. AVATAR SOLDIERS AND VEHICLES.

  • @HUEJOHNSON -"FORGET COMPUTER FLOW, THE HUMAN PILOT SITS IN A SIMULATOR AND CONTROLS IT FROM THERE"

    Then say bye to stealth (i.e. EMCON) and open the door to signal jamming.

    -"OR IF YOU WANT TO GO TO THE EXTREME, THE AIRCRAFT VEHICLES AND EVENTUALLY MAN SIZED ROBOTIC SOLDIERS WOULD BE CONTROLLED VIA BRAINWAVES, THINK AVATAR"

    Sure... Bring on anti-gravity generators and plasma stealth too while you're at it.

    Oh, and fix that caps-lock key, plz. Thx.

  • @em745aa THE CAPS STAYS WHERE THEY ARE. AS FOR SIGNAL JAMMING ITS CALLED ENCRYPTION. I SAID BRAINWAVE CONTROLLED, BECAUSE THEY HAVE ALREADY CREATED GAMES THAT ACTUALLY USE UR BRAINWAVES TO CONTROL IT. SO IF THATS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC, IMAGINE WHAT THE MILITARY HAS THAT WILL BE THE FUTURE, LOOK HOW THEY OPERATE THE UAV'S, THE PILOT AND WEAPONS OPERATOR SIT IN A MOBILE TRAILER REMOTELY CONTROLLING THE AIRCRAFT. STEALTH IS ON THE WAY WITH OPTICAL CAMO, AND ANTI GRAV IS STILL BEING RESEARCHED.

  • @em745aa SO PLEASE BEFORE YOU MAKE STUPID, SARCASTIC COMMENTS, TRYING STAYING UP TO DATE ON CURRENT TECH TRENDS AND BREAKTHROUGHS, OTHERWISE YOU JUST MAKE YOURSELF LOOK LIKE A TOTAL JERKOFF. PLZ, THX.

  • @HUEJOHNSON "STAYING UP TO DATE ON CURRENT TECH TRENDS AND BREAKTHROUGHS"

    No matter what means of controlling the UAV is, if you need to send a signal to it, then that signal can be jammed. The USAF knows it which is why heavy GPS and Radio jammers are now sent to Red Flag exercises.

    The X-47B is built with a lot of autonomous control features so it can get to where it needs to be when it loses a signal. People are still (and probably always will be) in the loop to pull the trigger.

  • @FXWorldBeater YOU CAN ONLY JAM A SIGNAL IF YOU KNOW ITS FREQUENCY. IF ITS ENCRIPTED, IT DONT MATTER WHAT YOU DO, U NEED TO BREAK THE ENCRYPTION FIRST THEN YOU CAN JAM IT. IF NOT LINKED WIRELESSLY, THEN THE HUMAN WOULD BE STRAPPED INTO A POWERED EXOSUIT CONTROLLED USING BRAINWAVES, THROUGH SOME KIND OF HEAD GEAR, BASICALLY MAKING MAN AND MACHINE ONE. THIS IS BEING RESEARCHED, BUT IS STILL OFF 10-20 YEARS.

  • @HUEJOHNSON "YOU CAN ONLY JAM A SIGNAL IF YOU KNOW ITS FREQUENCY. IF ITS ENCRIPTED,"

    No no, you don't understand jamming. You only need to know the frequency of a signal to jam it, something that is easy to find (comms to drones are done via satellite, bacn or awacs) over lower frequency bands (uhf) for everyone to hear.

    When you can match the frequency (easy for uhf), you just make a lot noise on that channel. Thats how most jamming is done today and thats why comms can be jammed.

  • @FXWorldBeater JAMMING CAN ONLY BE DONE ON UNENCRYPTED TRANSMISSION FREQUENCIES. REMEMBER WHAT HAPPEND TO THE PRED DRONES IN EITHER IRAQ/AFGAN, I CANT REMEMBER WHICH COUNTRY, BUT THEY WERE BEING HACKED BECAUSE THE SIGNALS FROM THE OPERATOR TO THE SATELITTE TO THE DRONE WAS NOT ENCRYPTED. STUPID IF YOU ASK ME, BUT THATS THE REASON. YOU CAN HAVE SECURE COMS IF YOUR ENEMY CANT CRACK YOUR CODE AND DECIPHER YOUR FREQUENCY HOW ELSE U THINK SIGNIT WORKS.

  • @HUEJOHNSON :THE PRED DRONES IN EITHER IRAQ/AFGAN"

    That was not jamming, that was signal interception ... totally different thing. You're plain wrong about jamming.

    "Noise" jamming is about making a lot of noise on a frequency. Smart jamming (which the Israelies acheived in Operation Orchard in 2007 when attacking the nuclear reactor in Syria) allows jammers to take control of air defense networks and turn radars away, which is what the Israelies did. That requires encryption breaking.

  • @FXWorldBeater MOST MILITARY TRANSMISSIONS ARE ENCRYPTED, OTHERWISE THE ENEMY WOULD BE ABLE TO HACK, INTERCEPT AND CAUSE MORE OR LESS HAVOC WITH YOUR SYSTEMS, LIKE YOU MENTIONED. THE ISRAELIES ACHIEVED THAT BECAUSE THEY PROB HAVE WAY MORE ADVANCED GEAR THEN THE SYRIANS DO. JAMMING ONLY OCCURS WHEN THE DESIRED FREQUENCEY IS TRACKED, LOCKED ON AND JAMMED. BUT MOST SYSTEMS ARE ENCRYPTED, JUST DEPENDS ON THE STRENGTH OF THE ENCRYPTION.

  • @HUEJOHNSON "BUT MOST SYSTEMS ARE ENCRYPTED"

    I think you're having difficulties understanding the concepts. Encryption does not matter, you don't need to decypher encryption to jam a signal.

    The measures used to prevent jamming are frequency hopping and phase modulation of the carrier signal.

    For comms and datalink channels running on low bands these are easy to receive, replicate the base signal, then broadcast at a much higher amplitude, drowning out the real RF signal ... jamming.

  • @FXWorldBeater WELL MY FRIEND, U SEEM TO BE VERY WELL INFORMED ON SIGINT. THEN SOME OTHER TYPE OF TRANSMISSION WILL BE NEEDED THAT IS NOT BASED ON RADIO WAVES.

  • @HUEJOHNSON .... maybe invent a new form of directed energy with a long range, maybe Steven Hawking will help ya out with that.

  • @FXWorldBeater WHO KNOWS WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS. BUT FROM WHAT I HAVE SEEN AND HEARD, THESE THINGS WILL BE POSSIBLE. AND YES YOU DO NEED TO CRACK THE ENCRYPTION TO JAM A SIGNAL. U CAN INTERCEPT IT, BUT U CANT JAM IT. ALL THAT ITS GONNA BE IS UNDECYPHERABLE. THE ONLY WAY TO ACTUALLY STOP THE TRANSMISSION FROM GETTING TO WHERE ITS GOTTA GO IS BLOW UP THE TRANSMITTER OR THE RECIEVER. U OBVIOUSLY HAVE A LIMITED IMAGINATION, SUCKS TO BE U.

  • @HUEJOHNSON "ALL THAT ITS GONNA BE IS UNDECYPHERABLE"

    The original message will always arrive at the receiver, but so scrambled because of the extra clutter that the receiver rejects it.

    Its like being blind folded, trying to listen to Bob telling you a series of numbers. At the same time 5 other people with identical voices to Bob are telling you different numbers. Every time Bob alters his voice to distinguish himself, they match it.

    Good luck getting the numbers from Bob.

  • @FXWorldBeater YOU'RE MISSING THE POINT. IF YOU CANT CRACK THE ENCRYPTION YOU CANT JAM THE SIGNAL. ITS THAT SIMPLE. IF YOU CANT CRACK IT, YOU DONT KNOW THE FREQUENCY, IF YOU DONT KNOW THE FREQUENCY YOU CAN JAM IT. ITS LIKE SENDING A LETTER IN THE MAIL. THE LETTER(FREQUENCEY/MESSAGE) IS INSIDE AN ENVELOPE(ENCRYPTION). YOU CANT READ IT UNTIL YOU BREAK OPEN THE ENVELOP.

  • @HUEJOHNSON "YOU'RE MISSING THE POINT"

    LOL, no I'm not, and I'm afraid you've got it completely the wrong way around. As transmitters broadcast, they frequently "hop" between frequencies. Enemy Elint assets have numerous passive recievers (eg. F-22 alr-94 has 30 receivers) each of which switch their listening frequencies 1000's of times per second scanning for non-ally frequencies.

    As soon as they get a match they begin broadcasting garbage on that frequency as well.

  • @HUEJOHNSON so thats how frequencies are discovered ... nothing tricky about it, just damn high response equipment. RWR's and Elint assets are capable of matching frequencies with x-band radars. The long burst, long wavelength signals of l-band and uhf are comparitively childsplay to match for modern military scanners.

  • @FXWorldBeater IF YOU'RE TALKING BOUT RWR'S AND JAMMING RADAR SIGNALS THATS A WHOLE DIFFRENET THING WHAT IM TALKING BOUT. IM NOT TALKING BOUT AIR DEFENSE. WE GETTING WAY OFF TOPIC TO WHAT I ORIGINALLY WAS TALKING BOUT. THIS DEBATE IS MUTATING INTO SOMETHING ENTIRELY DIFFRENT. I WAS TALKING BOUT THE USE OF BRAINWAVES TO CONTROL WAR MACHINES, OR EVEN HOW THEY CONTROL THE UAVS OF TODAY.  RADAR WAVES ARNT ENCRYPTED, COMM WAVES ARE. BIG DIFFRENCE.

  • @HUEJOHNSON RWR'S are also used to detect radio emissions (especially on the f-22 and rq-170...etc) ... radio for comms and radar emissions are all the same type of em signal. Eg. this is why TV/ Radio stations are used as transmitters for bistatic radars.

    Radar uses exactly the same system of frequency hopping as comms channels do for LPI capabilities.

    You stated that communications cannot be jammed and that connectivity to drones was uninteruptable .... its pure and total garbage.

  • @FXWorldBeater I THINK YOU CANT READ OR MUST HAVE SKIPPED SOME PARTS. I SAID UNECRYPTED COMMS CAN BE JAMMED AND OR INTERCEPTED. ENCRYPTED COMMS ARE DIFFICULT TO JAM UNTIL THE ENCYPTION IS BYPASSED. THE TRANSMITION CAN BE LOCATED BUT NOT INTERUPTED UNTIL THE ENCRYPTION IS CRACKED OR A HARM MISSLE IS LAUNCHED AT THE SOURCE. BAHAHAHA!!! HELL THEY INTERCEPTED THE SAT FEED OFF THE PRED DRONES IN EITHER IRAQ/AFGHAN, AND NOW THEY USE SECURE LINKS TO OPERATE THEM.

  • @HUEJOHNSON Right or wrong you look like an idiot using all caps

  • @TheMrGuyincognito I WAS WAITING FOR A JERKOFF LIKE YOU TO SAY SOMETHING STUPID ABOUT THE CAPS AND START A PROBLEM. DONT KNOW WHY YOU GOT YOUR PANTIES IN A WAD OVER IT. ITS FUNNY, YOU GOT NOTHING BETTER TO SAY ABOUT THE CLIP, OR THE CURRENT DEBATE BUT CHOOSE TO WASTE SPACE TALKING BITCHING ABOUT USING CAPS. MOVE ON PAL, YOU TAKIN UP THE SPACE MY CAPS COULD USE TO SAY SOMETHING INSPIRATIONAL.

  • @HUEJOHNSON no point continuing though, you clearly don't understand the basic 101 concepts of radio, em spectrum...etc.

  • @FXWorldBeater OH I UNDERSTAND, MORE THAN YOU WOULD IMAGINE, JUST DONT THINK WE ON THE SAME WAVE LENGTH, MAYBE YOU'RE BEING JAMMED AS WE SPEAK. BAHAHAHA!!!

  • @HUEJOHNSON LIDAR.

  • @bujoun76 WHAT ABOUT IT?

  • @HUEJOHNSON "MAN SIZED ROBOTIC SOLDIERS WOULD BE CONTROLLED VIA BRAINWAVES"

    Why would you ever want an uncoordinated, inaccurate, slow reacting human mind controlling your robot movements?

  • @FXWorldBeater A WELL TRAINED HUMAN SOLDIER CONTROLLING A WELL, DESIGNED AND ENGINEERED PIECE OF GEAR IS BETTER THAN ANY COMPUTER ANYDAY. THAT COMP CAN ONLY REACT TO ITS PROGRAMING, THE HUMAN ON THE OTHER HAND HAS INSIGHT, AND IMAGINATION. BEING IN CONTROL OF A ROBOTIC SOLDIER, THE HUMAN WOULD NOT HAVE THE FEAR OF DEATH TO CONTEND WITH AND CAN FULLY CONCENTRATE ON THE TASK AT HAND. YOU MUST BE SPEAKING ABOUT YOURSELF, CAUSE OBVIOUSLY YOU UNDERESTIMATE HUMAN BRAIN CAPABILITIES.

  • @em745aa IN MY OPINION, REPLACING THE HUMAN MIND IN OUR WARFARE WOULD BE THE BIGGEST MISTAKE WE EVER MADE. IF WE REPLACED ALL THE SOLDIERS/PILOTS/SAILORS WITH SMART MACHINES, MIGHT AS WELL GIVE UP AS A SPECIES AND KILL OURSELVES OFF. HUMANITY MUST BE ALWAYS INVOLVED IN EVERYTHING WE DO. UV'S ARE THE WAVE OF THE FUTURE, BUILD THE MACHINES BUT HAVE THE HUMANS CONTROLLING THEM IN A SAFE LOCATION, AND MIND WAVE FREQUENCY CONTROL(THINK AVATAR) IS WHERE ITS GOING.

  • This HUEJOHNSON guy is dominating the arguments lol!

  • 2:26 Boy I would hate to see the F-22 turn on me like that... OUCH!!!

  • @5xthejoy

    You and me both, brother!

  • ...and you get paid to fly this thing thrown into the bargain!

  • flying this beast is probaly the best job in the world

  • 151 MIG pilots watched this. lol

  • @OlderG0ds lol

  • THE BUGATTI OF FIGHTER JETS

  • @TheMickyGMan1 HAHAHA Shows what you know. The Mig 35 is in dead last according the the latest MMRCA report. It can't even compete with the F16 or 18, let alone the F22.

  • @TheMickyGMan1 Have you read the MMRCA report? I suggest that you do because it has the Mig 35 not doing so well. The F16 and 18 are both kicking its ass. From avionics, to instantaneous and sustained turned rates, to better bleed rates, the F16 and 18 are blowing the Mig away. There's even an Indian reporter that said taking off in a mig 35 is like taking off in a passenger jet. That's not a compliment.

  • OMG, at 1:03 that was intentional. I suggest you read what the French pilots had to say about the F22's power in the UAE exercises b4 making any more comments. You want to talk about lack of power, then look at the Mig 35. Russia boasted about the Mig 35's power. After analysis the Indians said they were not impressed. FAIL.

  • @TheMickyGMan1 I knew u would say that. If u r interested in reading the report I'll find the link and send it to u. its ~ 150 pgs long. No matter what I say will never convince u. MMRCA is a competition between the Gripen, Rafale, Mig 35, EF, F-16 and 18 for India's next large purchase. They are conducting independent trials on each aircraft. The only thing that favors the Russians is that Russia is the only country so far that is willing to do a total technology transfer to India.

  • the new sidewinders will be small enough to get two of them in the wing weapon bays

  • Wow I like that plain it's the fastest think out there

  • i like that part 1:26

  • eargasm!!!

  • 70,000 lbs of Thrust, is there any plain oops plane that has 70,000 lbs of Thrust?ahh nuff said.

  • Just... beautiful... BTW, am I only one thinking that shape of Raptor's head kinda reminds me of... a Bottlenosed Dolphin? xD I mean, look at 00:30...

  • this thing is a cheat

  • What's the use of all this? Are we somehow getting prepared to an eventual or an impredictable alien invasion or something? Can somebody tell me, please??