Originally Posted by
NutLoose
Looks like an F22 in that shed
There’s a lot doing the rounds on social media at the moment about this. I don’t know the ground truth but reports suggest only 30+ of the F22s were flown out ahead of time. The rest, potentially around 20 or so were thought to be still in the hangars when it all got a bit windy.
Thats an awful lot of very expensive jets potentially scrapped in minutes in the worst case. Points to serious serviceability and poor availability rates if so many were u/s at one time. Questions no doubt to be asked if they have lost double digits worth of airframes.