May 1, 2008,
An F-15 Eagle (bottom) and an F-22 Raptor (top) soar along the coast of Prince William Sound, Alaska. The Raptor is the U.S. Air Force's newest fighter plane. Designed to succeed the F-15 and other current-generation aircraft, the F-22 boasts cutting-edge stealth, avionics, weapons and propulsion technology - as well as a hefty $160 million price tag. In simulated dogfights conducted in 2006 against current fighters, the F-22 scored an incredible record of 108 wins to zero losses.
There are currently 91 F-22 fighters in operation, which can fly at speeds in excess of Mach 2 - more than 1,300 mph.
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