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Completely new demonstration of the F-22 Raptor, the world's most advanced fighter and most fearsome killing machine ever. Also shown are many additional advanced unique aircraft undergoing astounding maneuvers.

The Dayton Air Show features precision aerial maneuvers to display some of the world's most amazing aircraft. Some portions are so dangerous they have resulted in crashes - stunt pilot Jim LeRoy had a fatal crash July 28 2007. However the same aerobatics procedures continue unchanged in this year's show. Some of the demonstrations are at just below, or possibly at, supersonic speeds.

The F22 will display the unique abilities of the world's only operational fifth-generation fighter aircraft. The Raptor is the world's first stealth air dominance fighter. It combines stealth, maneuverability, and an ability to fly long distances at supersonic speeds to maintain air superiority. For example, the F-22 dropped a GBU-39 bomb while traveling at supersonic speed. It is the newest most advanced military aircraft in the world with computerized controls and vectoring jet engines.

In a totally new performance, in one minute the craft zooms from 70 to 700 mph. A high angle of attack and maneuverability never seen before will be demonstrated. Also shown are high-speed loops, low and high speed passes, tail slides, and paddle turns. It will appear that the craft is out of control in a flat spin. The Raptor's can travel at over Mach 2. As the world's most lethal aircraft, it is more advanced than other aircraft and the first next generation craft, with almost UFO-like capabilities.

Also shown are F-104 Starfighters in close dangerous formation, the F-16 Fighting Falcon, the F-18 Super Hornet flying with the F-4U Corsair, and the B-25. The show includes a shockwave jet truck and the AeroShell Aerobatic Team.

Also shown are the AH-64 Apache Attack Helicopter, the Misty Blues Skydiving Team, Air National Guard C-130, and heritage and legacy flights.

Bomb bay openings are shown for both the Raptor and the B-25.

The F-22 Raptor, F16 Fighting Falcon, and P51 Mustang fly together in close formation.

Although these airplanes are highly advanced, numerous birds can be sighted flying with them and at the same altitude as some.

The Dayton Ohio Air show takes place near the National Museum of the United States Air Force near Wright-Patterson AFB, the birthplace of aviation.

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