That F-22 Vs. F-35 'Dogfight' In Norway Was Not What Everyone Thinks

The F-35 has a long way to go

I doubt any aircraft has ever gone into production without finding fault somewhere. the bugs usually get worked out. The key element in any Fighter aircraft is the Pilot, He or She can make a huge difference. There are people that just have the instincts and ability that stand above all others and History has some very good examples of that. Whatever technology that is added give that pilot a lot more tools to use but it still breaks down to their skills in the long run. Having cooperation between professional Air Forces with the same goals in mind and developing that concept of working together and learning from each other as well as being a force multiplier also seems to be a good approach to keep common foes in check.

The best people to listen to are the Pilots that have to use these aircraft, they know better than anyone what is needed. Often the backstage Commandos don't have a clue and decide without input from the user, the pilot what the aircraft needs.

SSgt (Join to see) So, an entire page lone article to say that the exercise was flown, no one will say who won or lost or even what maneuvers were employed...Perhaps someone can find Dave Majumdar something of interest to write about.