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Abstract:When scrambling to intercept an incoming enemy, time is of the essence, and some of the best interceptors out there have been doing it for decades.
Some of the fastest military planes out there have been in service for decades.
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Every air force and navy feels the need for speed. It's just a fact. When trying to scramble your defending aircraft, time is of the essence and speed is a critical element of that.
Aircraft developers have come a very long way since the development of the first jet engine in the mid-20th century. These days, an airframe that can't cruise at supersonic speeds might as well be a diesel-powered propeller plane.
It was a long and winding road human engineering took to get to the point where fighter aircraft have the radar cross section of bumblebee. Here are the fastest examples currently in service.
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