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| romulusnr @ 2006-02-22 14:00:13 | |
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What's the flash in front of the jets in flight? |
| Pdunn @ 2006-02-22 20:54:06 | |
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It's a motion blur the satellite picks up with virtually every fast moving object. Sometimes it's easier to spot aircraft by the smudge than the plane itself, especially when it's got a paint scheme like this one. |
| Anonymous @ 2006-03-27 14:57:37 | |
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ummm... outward angled vertical stabilizers, triangular main wing silhouette. that would be an F-22. |
| Anonymous @ 2006-04-18 22:03:42 | |
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actually, if you look, the jet intakes are a bit more squareish. and the nose is too skinny to be an f-22. f22s are really fat all around. |
| Anonymous @ 2006-04-18 22:04:25 | |
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oh yeah. and its in japan. why the hell would an f-22 be flying in japan, when its not even in our service officially yet on a widespread scale. |
| Analogman @ 2006-04-29 02:59:01 | |
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Yep, F-15. The U.S. has 'em stationed in Japan and the Japanese fly 'em too. |
| Pdunn @ 2007-05-23 20:20:48 | |
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After getting to see an F-15 and F-22 flying side-by-side, I think Anonymous may have gotten it right, I think this is an F-22 in flight. I've attached a few photos so you can judge for yourself. |
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