What Raf Aircraft Are You?

Alone I am fearsome. With others, I am unstoppable. Alone I am vulnerable. I have to work in a team to be successful. I can work alone, but I feel more comfortable when supported by others. I used to stand alone, but now I feel more dependant on others. I will take on anything, regardless of others. I work as a team – it is how I am. I work with others, whether I like it or not. I would not be able to work without the support of others. Others supplement my character. With or without others, I perform with absolute supremacy.

Differing situations have never really come about, but I’m confident I could adapt. I am focused on one specific task – I do not care to learn about other situations. I can adapt to suit any situation, and will continue to. I can adapt within certain limits, but otherwise, no. I have never really had to stray from my comfort zone, so I have no basis to judge on. I have to adapt, otherwise I’d be gunned down by the opposition. I never have, and never will, adapt to suit others. My purpose requires me to work within certain limits – I refuse to stray from them. My skills mean I cannot adapt as easily as others. My work means I have to be adaptable enough to co-ordinate myself in the worst circumstances imaginable.

I am constantly under pressure. If I take a chance to relax, the results would be dramatic. I can organize myself and perform to my peak under pressure, but too much and I fear I couldn’t cope. I get put under pressure all the time – I’ve grown to like it. I have worked in high pressure situations before, but not for a while now. I leave the pressure to the others – I can survive without the hassle. I need pressure to perform to my best ability. I perform at my best in high heat situations – it is what I do. I tend to put others under pressure, rather than myself. I was born under pressure, but I have grown accustomed to quite a different life. It depends on what kind of pressure. I can stand up to a fair amount.

I focus on a certain task, and refuse to deviate from it. I focus on coordinating myself and others to get through the day alive. I focus on informing and instructing others on current situations. I focus on observing and recording vital occurrences. I focus on saving and caring for lives, and helping people to get to where they are at. I focus on supporting others in situations where I might be of help. I focus on the complete annihilation of anyone who stands in my way. I focus on the task in hand, and doing it to the best of my ability. My focus is to teach and help others who are learning. My focus is to travel across the world and help others out.

I am experienced, and unique in my own right. I experience what others leave behind, and help others in tight predicaments. I have experienced very little, and I doubt I will ever experience much to be honest. I have had my fair share of experience in the past, but not so much now. I have yet to have much experience, but I am confident I will destroy the opposition. I’m experienced at what I continue to do to this day. I’ve had a hell of a lot of experience, but in a very short amount of time. I’ve had much more experience than those who I work with. I’ve had relatively little experience compared to some of my colleagues. My experience is pretty much limitless – I’ve done a huge amount.

Agile? Me? I don’t think so. Being agile is essential to me and what I am. I can be agile when the time arises. I have seen those who have pushed the boundaries of agile, but I do not possess this ability myself. I never have really had to be agile in what I do. I’m agile enough for what I do. I’m as agile as anything I’ve come across – I have to be in my line of work. I’m fairly agile, but I work with others who exceed my ability. It depends on what you consider ‘agile’. Whether or not I am agile is completely down to others.

I am as good as possible at my profession, with no restraints. I am good at my profession, but I know those who are better. I have been, and continue to be, very good at my profession. I have huge responsibility in my profession – I have to be exceptional. I have performed exceptionally in the past, but I fear my skill is in jeopardy. I’m better and much more coordinated than those I work with. I’m excellent at my profession, and people take advantage of this. I’m good at my profession because I’m the only one who can do what I do. I’m the ultimate in my profession – and everyone knows it. My profession is new and fresh, like my personality.

I am better than the opposition, but I work with those even better than me. I do not personally fight the opposition, but aid those who I accompany. I have experienced situations where I have been sure I am better than any enemy. I have had little chance to gauge myself against the opposition. I have never really come across any opposition. I have to be better than the opposition – I have to beat them to my targets. I help others to obliterate the opposition. The opposition has nothing even close to my level of skill. The opposition have nothing quite like me. The opposition is nowhere near as precise and clever as me.