The US Army put their stunning power completely shown by a squadron of 30 deadly hunter aircraft marching in a runway in a training exercise.
The exercise, with two dozen F-22 Raptors and six T-38 claws of the 1st Fighter Wing of the Air Force, took place on January 31 at Langey Air Force Base in Virginia.
The clip caught rows of fighter jets on a runway before he Incirkelde the asphalt Tight spread groups of three called an 'elephant walk'.
This is when war aircraft scramble and take off within 12 to 15 seconds, which may put a full squadron in the air in the air in just a few minutes.
The camera revolves around a powerful scene of the runway filled with ready -to -war planes in what some believe is a message to the American opponents as tensions rise with China and Russia.
Air Force officials say that the exercise serves as a reminder that the US Army is able to use powerful aircraft all over the world.
“The exercise was performed to demonstrate the wing of the wing to quickly use combat ready forces around the world,” the Air Force added in a statement.
“The 1st FW runs the road in combat capacity and deadliness all over the world, which serves as the American most important air superiority wing of America.”
F-22 Raptors of the 1st Fighter Wing participated in an 'Elephant Walk' on January 31, 2025
'Elephant Walks' are military exercises that practice fast starts for a short period
The video was later shared by the Space Force of the United States – the newest branch of the army founded during the first term of President Donald Trump.
A team of kites registered the imposing parade, with a row of F-22's and ready for the flight while military helicopters look from the sky.
The exercise starts with 24 pilots of the air force of the 1st hunting wing that roll on board their F-22's in close formation.
They are later accompanied by a group of T-38 claws, which are seen after the threatening group of fifth generation hunter aircraft.
At the end of the exercise, break one by one to approach the main job for the minimum interval start.
Since taking over the Pentagon in January, the American Minister of Defense Pete Hegseeth has said that his mission is to improve the deadly power of the US Army.
Hegseeth said, “Our job is deadliness and readyness and war control.”
'[The US] Will not be a better friend for our allies and not a stronger opponent for those who want to test us and try us, “he added.
Two dozen F-22 Raptors and six smaller aircraft participated in the exercise on Langey Air Force Base in Virginia
The recent show comes into force when American is with several worldwide crises and potential tense situations to deal with.
Together with the threat of China that surpasses the American dominance in the Pacific, the US is still aimed at the infringement of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the constant chaotic situation in the middle.
The Trump administration also increases its military presence here at home, indicating that more resources will go to defending the American southern border.
Hegseeth said, “What is needed at the border will be provided.”
'The Ministry of Defense will support the defense of the territorial integrity of the southern border of the United States of America, including reservists, national guards and active service [personnel] In accordance with the Constitution and the laws of our country, and the guidelines of the supreme commander. '
The F-22 has been one of the most advanced aircraft in the Air Force since the early 2000s.
The secret nature of the F-22 makes it extremely difficult for Radar to spot
The video focuses on the Raptors, which can be seen on a successive wing as a wing before it goes on his way to the training.
A single helicopter can be seen that observes the military demonstration, but it is unclear whether it played a direct role in the elephant walk.
It is only the second time that the army has carried out this exercise in Langley, with first place in 2019.
Regarding the Air Force violence show on January 31, the Pentagon chose one of its most deadly aircraft to deliver this non-so-subtle message.
The F-22 Raptor debuted in 2005 and was designed by Lockheed Martin to control the skies with superior technology.
Raptors were the world's first secret air dominance hunter, “said the Air Force.
The advanced Stealth technology continues to make it difficult for enemy radar to detect them, even 20 years after their debut.
Video of the F-22 Elephant Walk was released by the US Space Force after the demonstration
Raptors are used all over the world by the US Air Force, including in Europe, to work with NATO
The military exercise took place while global tensions continue to rise, including in Asia, Europe and the Central East
The highly maneuverable jet can reach super speeds, can follow multiple goals at the same time and wear a precision -based rocket bearing tax – so that it is able to defend airspace, conduct reconnaissance missions and everywhere too striking goals.
F-22s have already been deployed in Europe to participate in NATO exercises, since the conflict in Ukraine starts its fourth year.
The new video of the Air Force is probably the newest example of the emphasis of the Trump government on 'Peace through strength', or the conviction that the demonstration of superior military power will act as a deterrent for other nations considering the use of violence .
“Together we will secure peace by strength and America and make the world, again safe!” Then President-Elect Trump promised in 2024.
In the meantime, the six T-38 claws that participated in the Elephant Walk currently serves as a training plane for pilots for Air Force.
The Air Force notes on its website that 'Air Education and Training Command uses the T-38C to prepare pilots for Front-Line Jager and bomber aircraft such as the F-15th Strike Eagle, F-15C Eagle, F-16 Fighting Falcon , B-1B Lancer, A-10 Thunderbolt and F-22 Raptor. '
Talons have been employed since 1959, with newer models for test pilots arriving in 2001.
