1999 - Color, Aviation, Military: F-22 Raptor Update re testing, needs, benefits

NOTE: FOR ORDERING See: www.footagefarm.co.uk or contact us at: Info@Footagefarm.co.uk 1999 - Color, Aviation, Military: F-22 Raptor Update re testing, needs, benefits General Hal Hornburg, Commander of Air Combat Command SOF to camera re F-22 Raptor & use in 21st Century & new threats emerging w/ air dominance. 10:25:01 F-22 taxiing towards camera & turning. In flight dropping rocket & firing from various positions. Two in flight over desert mountains; over ocean; above broken clouds. 10:26:30 CU pilot in flight; glitzy graphics of DoD & military contractors & title: F-22 Raptor Update. 10:27:02 Mar-Apr2002 Airmen walking past exhibit & being lectured by instructor next to engine. 10:27:15 CU introductions: “I’m Lt. Colonel David Rose; I’m Scott Davis; Art McGettrick; Major DaveThole; Craig Baker; Christopher Neimi; etc. Listening to instructor in top coat, in hanger; seated in trainer. 10:27:42 MS sign: Welcome to Edwards AFB home fo the United States Premier...; sign: Welcome to Nellis AFB; Sign: United States Air Force - Tyndal Air Force Base. 10:27:52 Previously named pilots & others talking about being part of F-22 program & what it means. 10:28:01 Lt. Col David Rose, Nellis AFB F-22 Integration Office. Lt. Col Scott Davis, 422nd Tes dir. of Ops., Nellis AFB. Capt. Chris Niemi, 336 FS, Seymour Johnson AFB. Maj. Dave Thole, 422 TES F-22 Raptor Flight Commander, Nellis AFB. Maj. Mark Ladtkow, 48 OSS Wpn. Chief, RAF Lakenheath. 10:28:40 Air to air of F-22, computer generated. F-15 pilot Lt. Col. Art McGettrick AFOTEC Det. 6, Edwards AFB talking about five real strengths: stealth, super cruise for fuel efficiency, maneuverability & logistics. Others (Maj. Dave Krumm; Capt. Craig Baker, Capt. Charles Corcoran, Maj. Michael Shower) talk about its benefits, allows us to stay ahead of other countries w/ F-15, Eurofighters, etc. “shoot down bad guys...got to figure this out”. “Its going to be neat”. 10:31:08 Maj. Kevin Huyck: “What we’ll find is that w/ all the advances in technology we are going to have to rely on integrating the new F-22 w/ the older fighters & the older equipment we have out there, because if we don’t integrate we are kind of out there on our own. And we are obviously a joint strike force, so we have learn how to apply new tactics w/ the new technologies & integrate those into the future.” 10:31:33 Air to air of F-22 “a new vision for the Air Force; the global strike task force which is designed to take advantage of the Raptor’s first look, first shot, first kill capabilities.” (firing rocket) 10:31:46 Personnel talking about F-15, F-16 defensive problems. 10:32:28 Pilots listening to lecture by engine. Pilots continuing talking to camera re deployment of F-22 in 2004, 2005 etc. “We can’t afford to mess this one up.” 10:33:34 Gltizy graphics: Raptor’s First Nest. Sign: United States Air Force Langley AFB, Virginia. 10:33:53 Historical photographs of Langley, post 1916. 10:34:00 Air Control Tower, 1st Fighter Wing, logo of 27th Fighter Squadron. Stills of Rickenbacker, Billy Mitchell. F-15 taxiing, in flight air to air. 10:34:24 Aerial of F-22 from in front fly over. (brief). Col. John Day talking about why at Langley. Planes taxiing, mounted on stands as trophy. Crew walking. Planes. 10:35:18 Tilt up to entrance sign: Fighter Country - Home of the Eagles. Crew working on F-15 planes on flight line. CU sign: Welcome Langley Air Force Base... End credits. Streamlined Military Weapons; Air Combat; Aircraft Development; 1999; Defense; NATO; Military Partners; Promotional Propaganda; NOTE: F-22 into service w/ military Dec05. 2005. NOTE: Sold at per reel rate. NOTE: FOR ORDERING See: www.footagefarm.co.uk or contact us at: Info@Footagefarm.co.uk