Commercial jets are easier to detect than fighter jets. Fighter jets are easier to detect when they are in groups, spread out side by side. They paint a bigger echo that way when you're tracking them on radar. When they're in a tight formation, the radar thinks it's seeing a small target. But when they start to split up, they become multiple smaller targets. In that condition, they're not so difficult to detect as they are to track. The newer US 'stealth' fighters and bombers have multiple countermeasures available to them which make them difficult to detect. Another way to detect jets is to intercept and DX (find the direction) their electromagnetic (EM) emissions: radar, voice, navigation, etc. Frequently, a jet's EM transmissions can be received well before its target echo is received by a radar.
over 2500 fighter jets
Most fighter jets are made of aluminium, titanium and steel.
about 2,500 operational fighter jets, including those used in the fighter/bomber role.
there are more than 250 different kinds of fighter jets.
The airborne technology that is used in the fighter jets is the airborne networking.
There are currently about 100 fighter jets in the Royal Air Force. They are Eurofighter Typhoons.
Innovation of fighter jets leads to advanced warfare. Innovated fighter jets means more safety features and that means less deaths.
No, the jet engine had not been invented yet, so there were no "fighter jets"
Most modern fighter jets can carry up to 12 bombs or missiles.
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