The Japan Air Self-Defense Force shows its power with the song 'Everflow'

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On October 2nd, the video game "Ace Combat 8" was released, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of this flight simulator series. The game's main theme, titled "Everflow," was composed by Japanese composer Keiki Kobayashi, who also wrote the lyrics—in both English and Latin—with contributions from Sara Parkman and Erasmus Talbot. Today, the Japan Air Self-Defense Force released a stunning promotional video featuring this track, showcasing its air power. It is a high-quality video and an excellent example of a promotional campaign by an air force:

You can see here some screenshots from the video, in which we see a part of the aircraft that appear in it.

An F-15J Eagle fighter.

F-35A Lightning II stealth fighters.

A Kawasaki C-2 transport aircraft.

Mitsubishi F-2 fighters, a Japanese development of the American F-16.

A Grumman E-2C Hawkeye early warning aircraft.

A Kawasaki T-4 training aircraft from the Blue Impulse aerobatic team.