DragonMaster, Dare2, Fonk, Sampaix… what ever failed username you’d like to be known by after you get banned, yet again, from just about every military aviation forum you’ve polluted… You posted ‘some’ useful information which was welcome to the thread, but as usual you’ve went way off topic and you’re unwilling to take on board or agree with other member’s posts that conflict with your own and resort to your usual ramblings and claiming silly, pathetic accusations and generally discredit any advantage Typhoon has. Yep, typical Dare2! So, why not do us all a favour, stay on topic, discuss Typhoon on it’s dedicated thread, take on board information given to you. If not, just kindly shut the door on your way out.

Back on topic…

Old news, but I doubt this image has been posted before on here…

The Mark 82 bomb for the GBU-31 JDAM is the same used for the RAF’s Paveway IV. Providing their lengths are the same, which I believe they are, Tornado will be able to carry up to five weapons, providing those are GBU-31 JDAMs(?) on the Italian Tornado, and which the stations are wired for the said number.

F-22 has been phased out of production. Learn about the F-22’s production/entries. Produced from 1996-2011

Number built: 195 (eight test and 187 operational) Raptors

F-35 is in development, but it’s not so hot with Lockmart. Too many criticisms and propaganda stuff. Which is why Lockmart’s focusing more on the JSF than the F-22.

I know a lot about the F-22 and F-35, ta.

J-20 is a fantasy plane mostly beacuse of it’s looks, if you haven’t played aircraft games from China/Japan you’ll see some planes that look like this which is why the J-20 looks so gameish/fantasy ish:

Really… is that all?…

There’s no reason to discuss the UK’s military, it’s planned budget over the next ten years, nor how Argentina can sneakily take The Falklands, unless you’re silly minded or go by the name of Sanem.

The UK aren’t threatening Argentina in any way nor do they have any interest to strike mainland Argentina. If Argentina want to build their own military aviation industry then they’re best off coming to terms regarding what belongs to them, get a grip and work out how they can fix their economy then establish their own military industry.

China hasn’t recently created some good fighter platforms.

They’ve come along way in such a short amount of time to manufacture their own fighters such as the J-10, J-20 and J-31 which have the potential to be very capable platforms, especially the latter two. A bit unfair to say they’re not any good, even when they’re so early in testing.

Not good, hjelpekokk.

Don’t forget he also mentioned that Britain is on “is on the fast track to becoming a third world country.”

It must be this £159 Billion the UK is spending on the British Armed Forces over the next 10 years that’s turning the UK into a third world country.

Educate yourself. 😉 Really ok you are getting childish on this thread. Raise your standards please, anyways i don’t want to talk about this anymore. Really chill Lightning it’s my standard opinion doesn’t mean you have to get crucial at me.

When you can have a discussion fit for grown ups, then look up the definition of ‘Education’ before you tell others to go educate themselves.

Back to discussing without the use of Crayons and lacklustre images…

The term ‘Copyright Infringement’ simply isn’t recognised in China, be it regarding producing top named Watches (Omega, Rolex etc), clothing, Coffee Shops, motor vehicles – BMW and Audi have taken Chinese car manufacturers to court in an attempt to sue the Chinese firms for making their cars look too much like theirs… and have lost on countless occasions, amazingly! The same is going to be said for producing military vehicles, weapons and aircraft, they’re not going to be taken notice of anyone… Might as well just get on with life because they’re not going to stop any time soon.