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Enemy pilots will never get this view of a Raptor, but they's sure love to!
Enemy pilots will never get this view of a Raptor, but they's sure love to!

:Indented line Guys, something was erased from this photo, there are two circles that were changed. Try editing this photo with gimp, use edge detection filter. In those two circles there won't be any edges

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The "pulsed look" behind the engines is caused by "shock diamonds." 69.19.214.183 (talk) 07:49, 10 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]


"I've got to imagine that this would be a very bad view for an opposing fighter pilot to see."

Actually enemy fighters would love to see a Raptor dead on their gunsight, in range! How manueverable is it on full afterburner? A slower fighter could probably turn into it and launch a few missiles right into its glowing-hot butt.

Enemy pilots will never get this view of a Raptor, but they's sure love to!

Indented line Guys, something was erased from this photo, there are two circles that were changed. Try editing this photo with gimp, use edge detection filter. In those two circles there won't be any edges