Stealthiness also depends on the plane's pitch, roll and yaw. In this position and with the weapon bay open, F-22 appears clearly on any radar system

If that position perpendicular to radar wave no need weapon bay also can detect haha..

CN-235 TUDM  crash

A Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) aircraft crash landed along the Kuala Selangor coastline around 8.50am today. The CN235 transport plane, based in Subang, was carrying eight people. All eight on board were reported safe, after being assisted by local fishermen, said RMAF in a statement today.

It said the RMAF will establish an investigation team to identify the cause of the incident. "The RMAF will also conduct recovery efforts for the aircraft," it said. Kuala Selangor police had earlier said that the plane was a light aircraft and that it had crashed along the Kuala Selangor coastline. The Kuala Selangor Fire and Rescue Department received the emergency call at 8.40am.

Yes. There even passive radar, X-Wave radar, and many more that can easily detect "stealth" fighter. Haha.. Trillions dollar down the drain..or maybe, just maybe, there are actually an actual true stealth aircraft that we dont know..maybe next 20 year only they reveal..huhu

Kopak nih ... kene beli lagi 5 .
All safe is a very good news.

it doesnt work that way... any weapon system there's surely a weakness... there's ultimate weapon... f-22s dont just go in alone blindly... any denial airspace would be taken out before these planes go in..

Russia’s 53rd Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade was responsible for MH17 disaster



The Bellingcat team of investigative citizen journalists have published a new report into the downing of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17. The team concluded that the Buk unit that fired the missile was from Russia’s 2nd Battalion of the 53rd Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade.

In its 115-page report entitled “MH17 – Potential Suspects and Witnesses from the 53rd Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade”, the team identified dozens of officers and men from the unit, whom they believe will shed more clues on the incident.

https://www.bellingcat.com/news/uk-and-euro...53rd-report-en/

Well, actually its relatively possible to detect stealth technology. Certain wavelength of radar waves, using different radar transmitter and receiver stations all can possibly detect stealth aircraft.

You can also look for disturbances the aircraft causes in the atmosphere rather than looking for the aircraft itself. You can potentially use a Schlieren telescope to detect the movement of atmospheric disturbances as a stealth aircraft moves through the atmosphere.


A photograph of a fighter jet's atmospheric disturbances taken from a Schlieren telescope

Basic radar computers and tech are also increasing in complexity and capability, so its entirely possible even basic modern radars can already detect older 1980's-level stealth technology.

Go where liao? F-22 is for air superiority, not into deep enemy territory.

Yes they are not go alone, thats why I said trillions dollar down to the drain. Might as well re-equipped/re-modernized current aircraft to fit to such missions. (They are actually doing it now) , but still, trillions down to the drain 

I'm talking about cost effectiveness here. Even American agreed.