Neither F-22 not F-35 is designed to win via close quarters dogfights, but at medium to long range engagements, where the opponent can't even isolate what direc

Neither F-22 not F-35 is designed to win via close quarters dogfights, but at medium to long range engagements, where the opponent can't even isolate what direction you're coming from, let alone achieve missile lock. Having said that, the F-22 has M1.8 supercruise, and F-35 can boost to M1.3 and then cruise, so they have a considerable combat speed advantage over the F-16.