Baroon
2005-10-17 09:46:28 UTC
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sembra che durante la visita dei typhoon inglesi a Nellis essi non
abbiano avuto problemi a seguire un f-22 in volo tramite il radar
Unconfirmed reports--that is, rumors-- making the rounds in European
aerospace industry circles contend that Royal Air Force Eurofighter
Typhoons, temporarily operating from Nellis AFB, Nev., were able to pick
up U.S. Air Force F/A-22s on their radars, stealth notwithstanding.
Similar reports appeared during the 1991 Iraq war concerning the ability
of British ships, using large radar arrays, to detect the F-117 and, in
later conflicts, the B-2. U.S. officials confirm that the Typhoons were
at Nellis to fly with the 422nd Test & Evaluation Sqdn
sembra che durante la visita dei typhoon inglesi a Nellis essi non
abbiano avuto problemi a seguire un f-22 in volo tramite il radar
Unconfirmed reports--that is, rumors-- making the rounds in European
aerospace industry circles contend that Royal Air Force Eurofighter
Typhoons, temporarily operating from Nellis AFB, Nev., were able to pick
up U.S. Air Force F/A-22s on their radars, stealth notwithstanding.
Similar reports appeared during the 1991 Iraq war concerning the ability
of British ships, using large radar arrays, to detect the F-117 and, in
later conflicts, the B-2. U.S. officials confirm that the Typhoons were
at Nellis to fly with the 422nd Test & Evaluation Sqdn