Re: F-22 Raptor: The New Threat to the PLAAF
I have my doubts now on the stealthiness of the F-22 as "Air-to-air combat would rely on passive detection of transmissions by hostile aircraft, as well as infrared tracking. However, these techniques are of marginal effectiveness against other stealth aircraft, explaining the limited application of stealth to the Advanced Tactical Fighter." (Azn boy's article) and the F-22 has an active radar with a curved @$$. A ground station might not detect it, but a plane can probably detect the F22's wave head on or see its @$$ from behind or on top.:coffee: 
FB-22? That's going to be a joke.
J-7s attacking a F22? No way will it win, unless the Raptor is leaving already and you are at Mach 2, single column.
And stop drifting off topic!

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