This nut job dared Death to take him countless times..
Only for Death to keep failing at every single attempt.

What many things that should've put him six feet under..
He just flew past them like the adrenaline-blooded junkie he is.

No one's more befitting of such a callsign.
And good lord almighty is he one hell of a pilot.
- Col. Franklin Walker, 51st Combat Wing Commander, TFMGAC

F-22E Shadow Raptor Block 15, =Dodger=
Ace Air Superiority Fighter

A heavily modified F-22E Block 15 flown by the premier fighter ace of the 21st century, the pride and joy of the TFMGAC's elite fighter force, Major Jason "Dodger" Van Dyke.

The crown jewel of the 51st Combat Wing's Shadow Raptor fleet. This legendary stealth fighter sent more than 200 enemy aircraft to their flaming deaths in it's very active service, with estimates very likely calling it's kill count much higher than what is widely known.

It boasts the highest grade avionics and systems that FlightArms had installed in a frontline combat jet, giving it outstanding, nearly unmatched
capabilities; alot of which the rest of the Shadow Raptor fleet barely even have.

Coupled with it's pilot's breakneck skills and mastery of the jet, knowing what it's truly capable of doing, this F-22E undoubtedly takes the highest spot of any fighter in the entirety of the TFMGAC's elite.

 ==STANDARD TFMGAC AIR SUPERIORITY/MULTIROLE LOADOUT==
 6x AAFF-20R Seeker Block II BVR multirole missiles
 2x AIM-9X Sidewinder infrared-guided missiles
 1x M61A1 Vulcan 20mm rotary cannon

 Options for air-to-ground munitions

Livery: 51st CW Greywing Demon

Updates/Changes:
- Removed personal emblem to significantly reduce frame spiking and lag
- Changed Guardian missiles to AIM-9X custom
- Decreased tracer spacing (More tracer shells are now fired)
- Fixed sidebay pistons not moving when AIM-9X is selected
- Aligned midbay weapon pylons to be parallel to each other
- Fixed Tactical Forces Military lettering stuck to sidebay doors when they open.

Have fun, don't fly into the ground, or the sun.