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May 23rd 04, 05:49 AM
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That's the joy of F-22 (and -23)--the interceptor dies long before
he/she ever gets within a range that would allow their radar to detect the small RCS. You simply cruise along, passively detecting the enemy and plinking them at your leisure. No sweating, grunting, groaning, Is F22 (jurassicfighter) is a Bomber? 
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