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Published: 2008-02-18 23:38:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 2301; Favourites: 71; Downloads: 0
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F-22A RaptorNellis AFB, 2007
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Another awesome shot of this plane, I love it!
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Lucky. You get a Raptor and the best I get is a Super Hornet and below. I would love to see a Raptor.
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awesome shot, the smooth lines of the F-22 is just TOO beautiful. 
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Fantastic shot, When I see a good Raptor picture I cannot resist the temptation to favorite it
Great job
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i love that picture, hopefully ill beable to fly one of em but i dunno...
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Well, Stay in school. Raptor drivers have the equivalent education to a doctorate. The aircraft is extremely omplicated. So if you're serious, Get yourself hooked up with an education. Whether it be through a University (like my school, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University) the Air Force Academy, or if you have to set yourself up with ROTC, get whatever help you can. And keep at it. We're gonna need good Raptor and F-35 drivers.
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heh yea im goin in ROTC next year and im thinkin about goin into the Air Force Academy. and of course ill keep up my schooling and work hard to get into a Raptor.... but how tall do you have to be to get into one of em?
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you mean how short?
I believe Air Force Height Restriction is no taller than 6'3" or so.
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iv heard that you had to be under 5' 3".... awsome well i think ill bable to fly in one of em
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Nah, most Air Force pilots I've met are taller than me. (5'6") Although, the smaller you are, the better equipped you are to deal with G Forces. But conditioning can overcome that as well.
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eh got a point on that.....
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That plane rules. I can't believe how easy it switchs direction mid flight.
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wow, ok Im dying to know how you got that shot? from the gound?
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