Can five F-22 raptors take down 800 WW2 era Luftwaffe fighters?

Answer: Can five F-22 raptors take down 800 WW2 era Luftwaffe fighters? Five.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Can five F-22 raptors take down 800 WW2 era Luftwaffe fighters? Scott Strough, Conflict simulations wargame hobbyist Written Apr 19, 2017 Can five F-22 raptors take down 800 WW2 era Luftwaffe fighters? Five 5 F-22s go into battle with 800 Luftwaffe fighters. The F-22s have unlimited ammo and fuel. It is possible...  Read More » As an IT specialist, what laptop would you never buy? Jeremy Johnson, IT/Network Administrator Updated Nov 30 After 15 years of IT experience in residential, small business, and medium-sized enterprise systems here is my input: FYI my personal laptop is a Lenovo Yoga 920. Brands I w...  Read More » Why does Bugatti use the W12 engine? Nawar Khaleel Ibrahim, works at United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Written Apr 4 You've probably heard of the "W" engine before, but maybe never gave it a second thought. Even if you haven't heard of the engine design, you've surely heard of the vehicle...  Read More » Why do offices use Microsoft products when other options (such as Gmail, Google Docs) exist? David Lean, worked at Microsoft (1990-2009) Updated Aug 19 A few years ago I did a 4 month contract where I worked in the offices of a 200,000+ employee enterprise. They had decided to swap out Microsoft for Google Apps. They had C...  Read More » Has a homeless person ever refused food you've offered them? If so, did they provide an explanation? Ian Williams, Formerly homeless in the UK Updated Jul 13 I turned down food all the time. People often got quite upset, angry etc. I couldn't care less. I used to accept food from anyone. Then I ate something some c*nt deliberatel...  Read More » What happens if you do 200 squats a day? Ismail S, CEO at PMT-VC (2016-present) Updated Sep 29 Your question is vague, but if you are completing 200 body weight squats a day whether it be in 25 repetitions of 8 sets or just cranking out 200 straight in a row body wei...  Read More » A door is locked and impenetrable, and Neil doesn't have a key. No one unlocks the door for him, and no damage is done, yet he is able to open the door and enter the house. How? Christian Winter, Senior Software Architect (2017-present) Updated Jul 18 A door is locked and impenetrable, and Neil doesn't have a key. No one unlocks the door for him, and no damage is done, yet he is able to open the door and enter the house. How? ...  Read More » If the HIV virus can only survive around 30 seconds when exposed to air, why do we say we can catch it from a needle that has been on the ground for hours? Franklin Veaux, Professional Writer Updated Oct 26 There's an idea that because HIV is fragile and can't tolerate exposure to oxygen, that means the instant blood leaves the body it's totally safe. Some HIV conspiracy nutter...  Read More » Why were cavemen so bad at drawing? Barbara Roush, Artist and Writer since I could hold a crayon Updated Apr 13 Uh, maybe you haven't seen these: I think these few examples (among many, many more) are by artists who rival any contemporary or historical realistic painter or draftsman w...  Read More » Theme park employees, what are some facts about popular rides that would shock most people? Mikey Jacobs, former Tourguide, Character Performer at Walt Disney World (1989-2015) Written Jun 9 I was a tour guide at Walt Disney World for many years. These things didn't shock me really, but they might other people. Space Mountain. If you walk the floor of the attrac...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/