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Itamilradar on Twitter: "Italian Air Force F-35s deployed in Estonia carry radar reflectors of the Luneburg type. The Luneburg radar reflector increases radar cross section (RCS) of aircraft. This precaution helps to
When a stealth fighter such as the F-35/F-22 turn on their radar is their stealth compromised? If so, how do they track and target air to air threats without turning on their
