NOTE- It is only natural that the person that answers your question will naturally state his country's fighter pilots are the best in the world. The RAF display team 'The Red Arrows' (RAFAT) is widely regarded as one of the best aerobatic display teams in the world and rotates its pilots on a staggered 3-year cycle (3 pilots switched each year), selecting from some of the best RAF jet pilots. Although it's somewhat hard to quantify pilot quality, the skill needed to fly both the Eurofighter Typhoon and the BAe Harrier GR9 means that RAF pilots have to be amongst the best. In addition:The RAF probably have some of the best pilots in the world. in Vietnam it was CPT Steve Ritchie (USAF) and LT Randy Cunningham (USN) both of these men were America's last ACE's for the 20th Century.Richard Bong (highest ranking US ACE with 40 aerial victories) For the US, the greatest fighter pilot in WW2 was US Army Air Corps MAJ.I would say that those countries have the best fighter pilots in the world as of now (2011). Right now, those air forces with the highest concentration of fighter pilots with combat experience are those of the U.S.A., the U.K., and Israel. Floatplane ace, 7 victories by F1M2 Pete / A6M2-N Rufe / N1K1 Rex. those who are sent on missions, succeed and survive). Order of the Golden Kite (Posthumously) KIA. However, the final arbiter of quality is combat experience (i.e. 1/32 Japanese WWII Fighter Pilot or Japanese WWII Kamikaze Pilot for x kit. While the overall quality of the following nations, is not as good, these countries still produce many world-class pilots: Russia, Italy, Brazil, Finland, South Korea, Austria, Poland, Turkey, Ukraine, India, Pakistan. The Best Fighter PilotsGenerally speaking, all the world's top militaries have high-quality training programs, which produce pilots with excellent skills.ДЇor the most part, all these countries consistently produce excellent fighter pilots:ДЇrance, Germany, Belgium, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Japan, Australia, Israel, Canada, and the United States.

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