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Capt. Chris Batterton aggressively banks his F-22A Raptor during a basic fighting maneuver training mission off the Virginia coast last week. The captain is with the 27th Fighter Squadron, the Air Force's first unit to fly the Raptor.

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Russia's Su-35 Might Have a Secret Way to Shoot Down an F-22 Raptor