F-22 fails in Syria, pilots say

[Bleipriester]

At night, Russian Su 30 and Su 35 planes suddenly appear near F-22, surprising the pilots. The pilots also complain of missing Link 16 communication and helmet visors. Also, the Stealth capability is fading away under the sun and sands.

Russian Fighters Test U.S. Boundaries In Skies Over Syria

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

At night, Russian Su 30 and Su 35 planes suddenly appear near F-22, surprising the pilots. The pilots also complain of missing Link 16 communication and helmet visors. Also, the Stealth capability is fading away under the sun and sands.

Russian Fighters Test U.S. Boundaries In Skies Over Syria

That is not what your linked article says.

 

[Bleipriester]

At night, Russian Su 30 and Su 35 planes suddenly appear near F-22, surprising the pilots. The pilots also complain of missing Link 16 communication and helmet visors. Also, the Stealth capability is fading away under the sun and sands.

Russian Fighters Test U.S. Boundaries In Skies Over Syria

That is not what your linked article says.

No?

 

[JGalt]

The F-22 is 20 years old and is quickly becoming outdated in the changing battlefield environment. we seriously need to get the bugs worked out of the F-35.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

The F-22 is 20 years old and is quickly becoming outdated in the changing battlefield environment. we seriously need to get the bugs worked out of the F-35.

The F-22 entered service 12 years ago. It is not 20 years old.

Hopefully you read the article because the OP is out to lunch on what the article said.

 

[JGalt]

The F-22 is 20 years old and is quickly becoming outdated in the changing battlefield environment. we seriously need to get the bugs worked out of the F-35.

The F-22 entered service 12 years ago. It is not 20 years old.

Hopefully you read the article because the OP is out to lunch on what the article said.

My bad. I was Army and we didn't have anything like the F-22. Even though the F-22 is 12 years old, it's pretty hard to believe that a Russian Su30 or Su35 could get the best of it. Most Russian stuff is pretty much crap.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

The F-22 is 20 years old and is quickly becoming outdated in the changing battlefield environment. we seriously need to get the bugs worked out of the F-35.

The F-22 entered service 12 years ago. It is not 20 years old.

Hopefully you read the article because the OP is out to lunch on what the article said.

My bad. I was Army and we didn't have anything like the F-22. Even though the F-22 is 12 years old, it's pretty hard to believe that a Russian Su30 or Su35 could get the best of it. Most Russian stuff is pretty much crap.

The OPs link actually talks about the F-22 identifying Russian and Syrian ground attack aircraft. The problem is the F-22 being tasked to do something it was not designed to do!

 

[JGalt]

The F-22 is 20 years old and is quickly becoming outdated in the changing battlefield environment. we seriously need to get the bugs worked out of the F-35.

The F-22 entered service 12 years ago. It is not 20 years old.

Hopefully you read the article because the OP is out to lunch on what the article said.

My bad. I was Army and we didn't have anything like the F-22. Even though the F-22 is 12 years old, it's pretty hard to believe that a Russian Su30 or Su35 could get the best of it. Most Russian stuff is pretty much crap.

The OPs link actually talks about the F-22 identifying Russian and Syrian ground attack aircraft. The problem is the F-22 being tasked to do something it was not designed to do!

I'm sure someone's working on that problem. Maybe someone should thanks the Russkies for pointing out the problem.

 

[Bleipriester]

The F-22 is 20 years old and is quickly becoming outdated in the changing battlefield environment. we seriously need to get the bugs worked out of the F-35.

The F-22 entered service 12 years ago. It is not 20 years old.

Hopefully you read the article because the OP is out to lunch on what the article said.

My bad. I was Army and we didn't have anything like the F-22. Even though the F-22 is 12 years old, it's pretty hard to believe that a Russian Su30 or Su35 could get the best of it. Most Russian stuff is pretty much crap.

The OPs link actually talks about the F-22 identifying Russian and Syrian ground attack aircraft. The problem is the F-22 being tasked to do something it was not designed to do!

Taste the title:

Russian Fighters Test U.S. Boundaries In Skies Over Syria

You are lying about the content.

 

[JGalt]

The F-22 is 20 years old and is quickly becoming outdated in the changing battlefield environment. we seriously need to get the bugs worked out of the F-35.

The F-22 entered service 12 years ago. It is not 20 years old.

Hopefully you read the article because the OP is out to lunch on what the article said.

My bad. I was Army and we didn't have anything like the F-22. Even though the F-22 is 12 years old, it's pretty hard to believe that a Russian Su30 or Su35 could get the best of it. Most Russian stuff is pretty much crap.

The OPs link actually talks about the F-22 identifying Russian and Syrian ground attack aircraft. The problem is the F-22 being tasked to do something it was not designed to do!

Taste the title:

Russian Fighters Test U.S. Boundaries In Skies Over Syria

You are lying about the content.

How about "Russian Fighters Point Out Flaws In F-22 - Upgrades Soon To Follow".

How else did we develop the most powerful military in the world? The advances we've made in military technology and battlefield medicine since 2001 alone, are staggering. Every adversary we have is either scrambling to keep up with what we have, or to incorporate in into their own military.

 

[Likkmee]

Maybe they can see how it does in Venezuela or Nicaragua or somewhere else that yet to have a Great Satan Inc puppetry in place ?

 

[K9Buck]

At night, Russian Su 30 and Su 35 planes suddenly appear near F-22, surprising the pilots. The pilots also complain of missing Link 16 communication and helmet visors. Also, the Stealth capability is fading away under the sun and sands.

Russian Fighters Test U.S. Boundaries In Skies Over Syria

It seems one has to register in order to read the entire article. Any chance you can copy/paste a paragraph here that would corroborate what you claim the article states?

 

[westwall]

The F-22 is 20 years old and is quickly becoming outdated in the changing battlefield environment. we seriously need to get the bugs worked out of the F-35.

The F-22 outperforms the F-35, and not by a little.

 

[westwall]

At night, Russian Su 30 and Su 35 planes suddenly appear near F-22, surprising the pilots. The pilots also complain of missing Link 16 communication and helmet visors. Also, the Stealth capability is fading away under the sun and sands.

Russian Fighters Test U.S. Boundaries In Skies Over Syria

Wow...they snuck up on the F-22 under cover of darkness. Sounds serious.

 

[K9Buck]

Wow...they snuck up on the F-22 under cover of darkness. Sounds serious.

 

[frigidweirdo]

The F-22 is 20 years old and is quickly becoming outdated in the changing battlefield environment. we seriously need to get the bugs worked out of the F-35.

The F-22 entered service 12 years ago. It is not 20 years old.

Hopefully you read the article because the OP is out to lunch on what the article said.

My bad. I was Army and we didn't have anything like the F-22. Even though the F-22 is 12 years old, it's pretty hard to believe that a Russian Su30 or Su35 could get the best of it. Most Russian stuff is pretty much crap.

The OPs link actually talks about the F-22 identifying Russian and Syrian ground attack aircraft. The problem is the F-22 being tasked to do something it was not designed to do!

Taste the title:

Russian Fighters Test U.S. Boundaries In Skies Over Syria

You are lying about the content.

How about "Russian Fighters Point Out Flaws In F-22 - Upgrades Soon To Follow".

How else did we develop the most powerful military in the world? The advances we've made in military technology and battlefield medicine since 2001 alone, are staggering. Every adversary we have is either scrambling to keep up with what we have, or to incorporate in into their own military.

The US developed the most powerful military in the world by spending billions of dollars and creating wars in order to justify spending more.

 

[K9Buck]

The US ...creating wars in order to justify spending more.

 

[frigidweirdo]

The US ...creating wars in order to justify spending more.

Is that your argument?

 

[Bleipriester]

At night, Russian Su 30 and Su 35 planes suddenly appear near F-22, surprising the pilots. The pilots also complain of missing Link 16 communication and helmet visors. Also, the Stealth capability is fading away under the sun and sands.

Russian Fighters Test U.S. Boundaries In Skies Over Syria

It seems one has to register in order to read the entire article. Any chance you can copy/paste a paragraph here that would corroborate what you claim the article states?

You either have to register which they promise grants free access or take the content from here (German):
US-Piloten beklagen sich über „Unsichtbarkeit“ russischer Kampfjets

 

[Bleipriester]

At night, Russian Su 30 and Su 35 planes suddenly appear near F-22, surprising the pilots. The pilots also complain of missing Link 16 communication and helmet visors. Also, the Stealth capability is fading away under the sun and sands.

Russian Fighters Test U.S. Boundaries In Skies Over Syria

Wow...they snuck up on the F-22 under cover of darkness. Sounds serious.

How about radar?