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Well he said he was going fighters, so I figured he would know what the 15 and 16 are F-15 and F-16. No, there going to be here for a while longer. My squardon is trading our F-15A for F-15Cs this summer. And well have those for a while longer. I dont see a full replacement of all F-15s and F-16s for a long time....The F-15 can still kick anyones a**.
Thats because your gaurd, active duty hasn't even seen an A model except for maybe a static display. And a 15 will get wiped by a 22 that actually gets airborn. I was in Vegas when they had 2 F-22's go against my whole squadron. The final kill count was 117-0. Guess who never died. Heres a hint; it wasn't the Eagles with V1 Radar.
Thats because your gaurd, active duty hasn't even seen an A model except for maybe a static display. And a 15 will get wiped by a 22 that actually gets airborn. I was in Vegas when they had 2 F-22's go against my whole squadron. The final kill count was 117-0. Guess who never died. Heres a hint; it wasn't the Eagles with V1 Radar.
The F-15 has a greater vertical climb rate. Other then that yes the F-22 will kick a@@
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