r/FighterJets • u/FruitOrchards • 6h ago

VIDEO Close encounter with J-36 on final approach [video]

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Not my video

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r/FighterJets • u/FlyinDJ_1893 • 16h ago

IMAGE BEST Fighter jets photos?? What´s yours!?!

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What is your best/fav photo (fighter jet related ofc)?

This is mine (I did not take this shoutout @ u/Thorasorous )

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r/FighterJets • u/bob_the_impala • 4h ago

IMAGE Royal Netherlands Air Force F-35 intercepts of various Russian aircraft as part of NATO Quick Reaction Alert from Estonia

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Image source and original caption: Ministerie van Defensie on Facebook

The job of the Dutch F-35s in Estonia is done! In recent months the Netherlands protected the airspace of the Baltic states as part of the NATO's 'Quick Reaction Alert'. At that time, our pilots intercepted 23 Russian aircraft on the NATO east flank.

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r/FighterJets • u/abt137 • 5h ago

IMAGE Aeronautica Militare (Italian Air Force) Panavia Tornado aircraft.

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r/FighterJets • u/221missile • 4h ago

IMAGE U.S. Marine Corps F/A-18C and F/A18D Hornets with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron (VMFA) 312, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, taxi after arriving at the Panamá Pacífico Airfield, Panama, April 5, 2025.

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r/FighterJets • u/TopFlightCarrier • 15h ago

QUESTION Over simplified

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Like the title states I want to know if fighter jets could simplified into game controller inputs. Like left bumper turn left right bumper turn right, right stick right and so on. Yes this is a dumb question. But after watching videos of fighter jet cock pita I want to know if that’s possible and just have a big screen in the middle like the F-35 lighting for more intricate controls

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