I don’t really know what you mean by this post I mean America does have the best CAS and fighter aircraft Yeah they’re mbt are a bit lackluster but that’s due to the age of the tank
The full extent of the technological, mechanical and practical superiority of the US military in full.
Not even an adequate extent is displayed because Gaijin chooses to be maliciously incompetent on the matter. But that’s a seperate discussion so I’ll leave that sleeping dog be for now.
RedEffect uses common sense which people with more than 10 functional braincells should be able to see, would you rather trust Lazerpig who mistook a Challenger 2 for a T-64?
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The J-20 is the only actual stealth aircraft to be produced in large numbers by a foreign nation, it generally is equipped with longer range missiles and is the most capable aircraft the East is capable of producing (including Russia and excluding US allies like Japan).
If I recall the RCS of the J-20 is estimated to be between 0.1 to 0.001 which still would be larger than the F-22 and F-35 but is compensated by its arsenal.
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The F-22 Raptor could defeat 5x F-15 Strike Eagles
Well the F-15E is infamously known to be more obese than your average F-15, the F-15C specialises in air to air and the F-15E for ground. When it comes to dogfighting which is unrealistic in the modern era the SU-57 may outperform the F-22 HOWEVER the same can’t be said for BVR.
Dogfighting? In 21st century?
Dogfighting? In 21st century?
“When it comes to dogfighting which is unrealistic in the modern era”
Perhaps you should actually read my message instead of cropping it so make it seem silly. I’m already aware dogfights are unrealistic and it was only a example, you’re proving to be something else but a ladies man lol.
Oooh boy, is it late to grab a popcorn?
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And you’re comparing something which doesn’t exist anymore in the 21st century. F22 wouldn’t be spotted at all on any radar so talking about dogfighting is absurd while the SU-57 is a flying whale.
I’m sorry my friend but you’re just completely incorrect there is difference between being spotted and being engaged
F22 wouldn’t be spotted at all on any radar
A aircraft being stealthy means to decrease the detection range and lock range of ones aircraft, it doesn’t mean you’re completely invisible from radar. Iran already has a stealth aircraft captured through electronic warfare in their hands (from the US) and both Iran and Russia have claimed to detect the F-22 before.
However, being able to detect doesn’t mean to you’ll have a solid solution for a hard lock
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What you gonna engage? F22 raptor wouldn’t be seen or spotted at all, so the idea to attack the F22 without you being spotted on its radar is nonsense.
What you gonna engage? F22 raptor wouldn’t be seen or spotted at all
Incorrect, modern AESA radars are more than capable of detecting the F-22 but just at shortened ranges, that’s were the issue of the AIM-120 comes into factor as it has shortened range of that compared to a Meteor or PL-15 is substantially smaller.
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Laughable.
It can be detected if it gets too close (i’m not saying its invisible, i’m saying its pretty much more advanced than any existing aircraft at this moment)
I’m sorry friend but I don’t think you understand how the radar works the Stealth component of F22 is not making it invisible to the radar it’s preventing enemy from having a radar solution to launch a missile at you
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Already explained it, and i know how the F22 radar works, also the aircraft must be facing the target if it turns backwards it will get instantly spotted.
And both the J-20 and questionably the SU-57 are capable of such things as well, both them and the F-22 would need to come closer to one another to engage with their missiles.
Can’t judge on the J-20 (i’ve seen some DCS videos and always the F22 wins in BVR, but the SU-57 being a brick it wouldn’t win)