yo Disturbed Dude, just, give me a link that states that they had to "light" up the skys just to shoot it down, if i'm not mistaken wasn't
the F-117 shot down by an SA-3 or SA-6 and it was tracked by radar, there were multiple bullet holes, which were caused by a 23mm anti-aircraft gun,
yet there was also a large amount of damage that was created by a SAM system www.aeronautics.ru...
here's a link, its the second large paragraph
Common sense never seems to do it. The fact is, if they could track a stealth plane like you suggest, they would have shot down more than a
cnnstudentnews.cnn.com... F-117.
i know russiqa doesn't have an F-22 to test against, but they still have RAM and coat paintings, and that downed F-117 to test it on, they are
a little back in american ways of stealth, but, it won't make much of a difference because russia's future T-50 has the same basic shape of the
F-22, look at the third picture and is said to employ stealth technology in the form of RAM and paint coatings, but it mgiht be equipeed with plasma
stealth technology www.rfforces.com...
RAM isn't what makes the F-22's stealth stand out. It's an overall design. You're still missing the point. The F-22 isn't our stealthiest plane.
The B-2 is far more difficult to shoot down, and would be used for penetration where Russia deploys the best SAM's.
As for that link you gave, the plane doesn't even exist yet. It could hardly be used to test Russian SAM's.
the F-22 can take out 5 F-15's, that doesn't seem reasonable, because, FIVE F-15's can use their radars to triangulate the position of the
F-22 to give a braod range of attack, and different methods of deception, like one goes low, one goes high, the other goes tot eh left and the other
goes to the right, wtih one in the centre, i thik an F-15 would die to an F-22, but i don't think an F-22 can beat more than 3 or 4 F-15's, 5,
mmmmmmmm, probably not, YES, Zerg strategy(Zerg are sick, but i prefer the Protoss)
You can make whatever theoretical argument you want. You have no proof that this test was in any way flawed. Other simulations not done by the
military, or even Americans have given far more impressive results. The F-22 was given a 10:1 kill ratio against SU-35's. Even if you count in
inaccuracies in their simulations, it's still impressive.
the way u described the F-22, i agree with you, it has extremely advanced avionics suite, with a computing power equivalent to two Crey
supercomputers, it has really advanced radar(is it passive?)APG-77 or something, long range, definitely because of its supercruise ability, accurate
missiles, yes, but russia has better missiles, as Lazpla stated, and stealth, for which there are many counters to
The F-22's missiles are 90% accurate. That's better than any Russian model I know of.
the only thing i don't understand is that u said it can supercruise to move out of the way, i don't understand, Mach 1.5 is very slow for
modern aircraft, the F-22 has good maneuverability, maybe thats what you were trying to point out
It's not the raw speed it gets, its the fact that it can fly at a relatively high speed for a longer period of time. It doesn't have to dodge an
enemy missile. It can simply fire its shot from a long range, and fly away before the enemy knows they are there. This is probably the biggest asset
of supercruise.
1.yes, u guys have a 10.99 trillion economy with a GDP of 37800, which ranks 1 and 3 in the world respectively, yet u guys are only grwoing at
3.1% compared to Russia's 7.3% and Moldova's 6.3%
Russia is a developing economy. Nations do not keep those rates up.
2. okay lets get to public debt, now, america spends $2.156 trillion, and they make $1.782 trillion every year after taxes(well, all this info
is 2004), now, that is a defecit of $374 billion/that was last year, and it will relatively be the same as this year, so basically its $370 billion a
year, now that will increase the public debt by about 5.40% a year and america's total public debt is 62.4%, your total public debt amounts to $6.858
trillion
Most developed economies have large debt. Most have a larger debt percentage wise when compared to their total GDP. European nations are a good
example.
Moldova on the other hand spends $443.4 million and earns $474.8 million, therefore, just like russia, they have abudget surplus of $31.4
million annually, so basically thats $30 million every year, now their public debt accounts for 88.4% of their GDP, which is the most of America and
Russia and one of the highest in the world, yet this translates to $6.89 billion, the $30 million a year will decrease the public debt by 4.36% a
year, which is even higher than Russia's
These nations are developing. They are strong exporters. It's not the same as America's economy.
4.now, onto the second last thing, trade turnover, america imports products and services worth $1.26 trillion every year, yet it only exports
$714.5 billion, therefore, the trade turnover is a defecit of $713.24 billion, thats annually, now, your current position in trade turnover is at
-$541.8 billion, lets compare this to Russia's and Moldova's
America is a consumer society. We buy products from nations like Russia, and China, who are exporters. It is not a sign of a weak economy. Those
nations could not survive without Americans buying their products. They couldn't survive without American companies investing in them.
i hope this has cleared all your thoughts about the american economy and has removed the blind fold that Bush has sneakily placed on your eyes
Our economy has been in large debt for decades. It has nothing at all to do with Bush.