Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor Fine Art Aircraft Profile Prints
The original 5th Generation Fighter, the Raptor was in service for over a decade before the next Gen 5 jet hit the streets. An unparalleled combination of speed, stealth, and offensive and defensive systems, the F-22 has no rival in the Air-to-Air arena.
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In 2010, the Hawaiian ANG’s 199 FS “Mytai Fighters” traded their F-15A’s for F-22A to become the second Air Guard unit to operate Raptors.
03-4047 is shown in her classic minimum RCS Air Dominance configuration with no external stores and a 6 x AIM-120D’s and 2 x AIM-9X missiles.
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The “Dicemen” of the 90th Fighter Squadron trace their history all the way back to WW I when the 90 Aero Squadron conducted sorties on the Western Front in their Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutters. Since 2007, the “Pair ‘o Dice” unit has operated F-22’s and been assigned to the 3d WG Alaska’s at Elmendorf AFB.
She is depicted ready for an ADIZ intercept mission with 4 x AIM-120D and 2 AIM-120C-7 active radar missiles in her main weapons bay and 1 x AIM-9X infraed missiles in each of the side weapons bays. Because of the vast expanses covered by the 3 FW, she additionally carries a pair of external wing tanks.
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Formed two weeks after the US entered WWI, the 94 Fighter Squadron Spads are on of the original US fighter squadrons. Flying out of Langley AFB - now JB Langley-Eustis - they became the first operations F-15 squadron in 1976 which they flew for 29 years before converting to the F-22A.
09-4175 is a Lot 9 production Block 35 and one of the last to be produced. She is depicted ready for an sweep mission with 2 x AIM-120D, 2 x AIM-120C-7, and 2 AIM-120C-7 active radar missiles in her main weapons bay and 1 x AIM-9X infrared missiles in each of the side weapons bays.
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