microbloggers on front lines mate.
I am only translating.
” field erupt in cheer. fence party erupt in cheers, I am crying”
” 2001 now is up and away “
” long live motherland”.
Ah damn, I was hoping you had some video feed or something. Thanks for effort though!
Awesome, thanks for the effort.
Quote is all about theoretical work of course, one guy saying it is one thing, but I am surprised the relationship is close enough to even consider it.
How are you seeing this again?
Which one, “WS-10” or “AL-31” powered variant?
They gonna have to shut down all business and drive people away from the airport atleast 4 blocks to achieve what you are thinking.
Not possible to carry out first flight somewhere else? Hey I am not complaining, us aviation fanboys exist too, but it just seems strange considering past and usual practice with new or sensitive equipment.
Any idea why they are throwing security to the wind this time?
Any link to that?
Seems very hard to believe that Russia would “share” something like that, it would not curry any international favor, the system is of critical national importance, not to mention it would not come free. I can only see the December 2010 issue on the website.
May be our allies in Russia have secretly given us SLBM tech. A top Russian offical was talking about sharing the Bulava missile with India.
When did they ever say that.
care to back that with any evidence?
We do not need any more physical tests, the SSBN program was initiated at least15 years before the last nuclear tests.
That’s awful few live tests to mathematically predict warhead performance and decay.
EDIT: Oh and anything about the R-27P? Always seemed like a potent weapon to me.
Accidentally posted this in the other thread.
To answer my own question from a little while back:
http://i.flamber.ru/files/st2/1211922554/1251840467_o.jpg
Found this photo of an R-27EP from MAKS 2009- good to know they did not abandon the missile (or at least made a mockup ;0 ) and made a long burn variant.
I guess they are not considered critical for the training role, but perhaps they can be retrofitted later. Not exactly a hard installation.
Also when did ANSAT-U have a GOES turret? I only recall that light attack helo variant having one.
http://www.russiandefenseblog.org/?p=1799
Very good!
There is no BVR capability yet so what he is saying is correct. However it will be integrated before FOC.
I see thanks. When is that expected, and what missiles are expected to be cleared for BVR?
Hmm:
Air Chief Marshal PV Naik today said, “At present it is not a fourth generation aircraft. It will come up. There are several refinements required. We need full compliance, after all we have waited a long time.”
http://livefist.blogspot.com/2011/01/tejas-not-fourth-gen-at-present-iaf.html
http://www.aviaport.ru/digest/2010/12/23/207998.html
Cool, Aeroflot has increased its order from 30 to 40 Superjets.
Apparently the Uzbeks want to buy 20 with another option for 20!