The wrap-up of the F-22 Raptor production in the US may mark the beginning of its military carrier. In fact, many experts believe that the redeployment of these stealthy air dominance fighters to the United Arab Emirates is paving the way for a US attack on Iran.
Meanwhile, new-generation aircraft are experiencing technical issues so grievous that some American pilots refuse to fly them.
The US Air Force has received the final, 187th F-22 Raptor jet, which is now to join the 3rd Wing’s 525th Fighter Squadron, stationed at the Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska.
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