Can a Canberra spot an F22 with those stealth fasteners?
BREAKING: Starting today every F22 Stealth jet will broadcast operations live on webcams to ensure no funny business is going on during dogfights. Each F22 will have 65 livestreaming cams (Like this WingCam) so that #AvGeek types can count the rivets during every flight.pic.twitter.com/WuEqauhmeZ
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The red stars on the wings help the cameras to focus on it despite the stealth paint.
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They work like the dimples in a golf ball, allowing the plane to fly further as a bonus.
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Unbelievable, taking honest work away from Canberra crews like this.
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Na.. there is a Canberra sitting on the wing taking the photos and video.
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Is this really a good idea? It adds weight and additional cost to the craft. Also, it may be vulnerable to enemy hacking and thus expose RAF military secrets and strategies...
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Actually,the aircraft is so stealthy that sometimes it goes missing in the base. The camera in this way can also function as a CCTV. So I think the benefits outweigh the risk. You know, you don't wanna find your plane missing before you launch a mission.
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Sources say that the streaming will be live in chaturbate plateforme
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Strange cross headed rivets they is.
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That's a Lie, F22 is put together using sticky back plastic and super Glue. I know because
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