F-16MATV video, can you guys tell me where i can get hold of this video?
aah cool, I know they helped in the LCA wing design as well but didnt know that they had started to help again.
Any news about TV for the NLCA ?
The Grosh will have ski for T/O but landing would be Barrier Assisted One (STOBAR), So i would think that its in the landing part where they would require training/assistance.
Also US is assisting India for the N-LCA development but its part of the growing Indo-US defence co-op
more info on the NLCA assisitance please 🙂
May be lure them but F/A 18 hornets?
The Navy has the aircraft it has, it cant divert from the current Mig-29K due to the tie in with the Vikramaditya contract. As for the IAF well i am sure they will ,by the end of the MRCA requasition completion , have flown on both the “Block 70” F-16’s and the F/A-18
erm movie trailor looks daft, biels hot though.
Multi polar world here we cometh
what is normal take of weight?
Wouldn’t a cooperation with a foreign manufacturer be the smarter way to go – perhaps with Boeing or with a Russian design bureau? Maybe even cooperation with the Europeans on the A400… Its just that going it alone seems risky and expensive – especially as they’re going to have to go for a foreign powerplant anyway. Or maybe its just another way for China to subsidise its industry with government funds.
hmm maybe the russian 214 transport
WTF! This missle is a monster! It’ll do the entire hilltop – bunker busters are nothing compared to this! :diablo:
Well they use the popeye (modified) aparently as a nuke delivery missile from subs http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/israel/dolphin.htm
hmm this sounds pretty strange for such a new(ish) plane.
Sounds like the a400 is exactly what they need.
They could always buy it off us 🙂
No chance to get into the A400M now, i mean at the early stages, maybe as materials suplier or parts supplier but other then that they can do nothing more
what did they alter to make it IAF acceptable that made it fail tests?
great shots!
aah well mine are never good 🙂