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  • in reply to: INS Vikramaditya delayed until 2011! #2078840
    broncho
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    Courtesy SNaik at BR. Apr 2008
    http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g191/snake65/sevmash_ru.jpg

    in reply to: The FREMM thread. #2078843
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    UK could simply buy the designs and build them in UK.If it fits your needs why reinvent the wheel?

    in reply to: The FREMM thread. #2078851
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    Could be a good replacement for T-22 and 23’s.

    in reply to: New Pakistani Frigates (pics) #2078880
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    More importantly this would allow them to build the first ever frigate in pakistan. Also compared to t-21’s the F-22p’s have a better weapons fit. PN has been active in the CTF-150 initiative to counter piracy and drug running in northern arabian sea, persian gulf region. These boats are perfect for that. Any idea if PN is still negotiating for the RN OPV’s and Elli class frigates?

    in reply to: The FREMM thread. #2078883
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    Pakistan couldn’t afford 350 mil for a once in a life-time deal of 3 T-23 frigates and had to settle for 4 F-22p’s under loan. They will likely stick to Miligem corvette and T-054’s from china (on loan again). Malaysian navy has ordered leiku frigates and I doubt their ability to pay and handle a 5000 ton frigate anytime soon.
    FREMM’s best bets would be Australia (Anzacs like you mentioned) and definitely taiwan if they aren’t scared. IN’s P-17a tender for 7 frigatesis a remote possibility but I really don’t see a weapon fit, it will end up being a hull only purchase.

    in reply to: The FREMM thread. #2078892
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    I doubt any navy in SEA other than RSN can buy FREMM. With 6 Lafayettes I cant see any sale of FREMM in SEA.

    in reply to: New Pakistani Frigates (pics) #2078907
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    Its all about money. PN couldn’t afford 350 mil to buy the 3 T-23 frigates. Why do you expect them to be able to afford a Meko-200,F-100 or FREMM?? The F-22p’s are basically build on loan from china and would help Pakistan make the first frigate ever in pakistan.

    in reply to: Indian navy – news & discussion #2078914
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    Wow Israelis must be shocked that they never figured out such a potent role for derby. 😀 😀

    in reply to: New Pakistani Frigates (pics) #2078916
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    A little disappointing when compared with the models that were floating about. The ships may not be modern or very powerful but compared to what PN has at the moment(6 outdated Type-21’s) they are a good addition. The Type-21’s are really old and will have to go in another 3-5 years. Type-23’s would have been a much better addition but chile beat them to it.Other attractive features would be the loan provided by China and TOT to build one in Karachi.THe frigate does look a little like F-25T.

    in reply to: IAF news-discussion October-December 2007 #2479997
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    Irkut has pulled out but Ilyushin, HAL and United Aircraft corporation will continue the project.

    in reply to: Indian MMRCA saga – Jan 08 #2480000
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    yawn ..anything better than getting the chinks to make a barely 2.5 gen plane and paint it with pindigenious paint and call it their own 😀 😀

    in reply to: Argentina and Brazil to develop nuclear submarine #2084969
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    What part of sub building tech from france wasn’t clear to you?

    broncho
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    More likely C-130’s and P-8 will have a few russian trainees. 😀

    in reply to: RAF uniform ban!! #2488333
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    Oh boy, the only other country with such a ban is pakistan..what the hell are things comming to?

    in reply to: Russians populations thought on their military #2488417
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    Would you like some polonium in your tea??

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