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Who is the most valuable fighter in ufc

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The 10 Most Expensive Fighter Jets in the World

Long before we could fly, humans have always been fascinated with flight. At the turn of the 20th century, the Wright brothers made controlled fixed-wing flight a possibility. Over the following years



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Long before we could fly, humans have always been fascinated with flight. At the turn of the 20th century, the Wright brothers made controlled fixed-wing flight a possibility. Over the following years, aircraft developed to be larger, better powered and more complicated. By 1914, the First World War had broken out and it was only a matter of time until someone discovered they could shoot guns and drop grenades from these very primitive flying machines. Naturally, this led to a chain of developments and progression whereby aircraft became more powerful, maneuverable and better armed – often with a machine gun or two. It was the birth of the fighter plane.

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Up until the 1940s, machine gun armed fighter planes made significant improvements in aerodynamic designs and their speeds continually increased as piston engine development progressed. Since the end of World War Two, however, piston engines fell to the wayside as jet engines promised faster speeds. With these speeds came the need for new aerodynamics and wing designs. Of course, machine guns gave way to small rapid fire cannons and, more importantly, missile technology. Today, this has led to an array of impressive and very powerful jet fighters fielded by air forces around the world. Perhaps more importantly, we are witnessing the next big transition of aircraft technology as the fighter jet transitions from the fourth generation planes of the 1970s to the 1990s to the fifth generation fighters which are highlighted by their stealth features, advanced electronics and weaponry. While all this technology is very impressive it is also very expensive.

The following looks at 10 of the most expensive fighter jets in service today. Any military buffs will likely guess most of these but there are a few that may surprise you. Unsurprisingly the top of the list is dominated by the newest fifth generation fighters whose radar defeating technology does not come cheap. For those of you looking for the latest Chinese and Russian stealth fighters, you’ll be disappointed as those planes are still in the prototype stage and haven’t reached any active units yet. Who knows, in a year such a list may look quite different as new contenders enter the ring of the most expensive fighter jets around.

10MIG-35 - $40 MILLION



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In the early 1980s, the then-Soviet Union unveiled the MiG-29 fighter which was meant to counter the newest American fighters being developed at the time. Over the following decades, the MiG-29 was steadily developed and upgraded. Within the last few years, the Russian air force has finalized testing and development of the latest MiG fighter, known as the MiG-35 Fulcrum-F. This particular aircraft looks similar to the older Mig-29 but looks can be deceiving.

9SU-30MKI – $56 MILLION



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The Sukhoi Su-30 is classified as a long-range, all-weather heavy fighter – and they do mean heavy. This plane empty weighs in at over 40,000lbs which is 16,000lbs more than the MiG-35. Don’t let this fool you, however. The Su-30 is extremely maneuverable and can often be seen performing high-g maneuvers at airshows. One such maneuver includes the ‘cobra’ which flips the speeding Su-30 completely vertical before tipping back over to continue forward.

8MIG-31 - $60 MILLION



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In the 1970s, the Soviet Union unveiled the MiG-25. Nicknamed the Foxbat, this plane was one of the fastest in the world and was built to intercept any supersonic American bombers and spy planes which were being developed at the time. Unfortunately, while the Foxbat was fast, it was also heavy and as maneuverable as a beached-whale. The answer was the MiG-31 Foxhound, introduced in the early 1980s.

Answer 2

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mate

here is answer

its Brock lesner

he is the world champion in ufc

he is also a wwe fighter and nxt fighter

he is universal champion in wwe


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