I have read before that Germans had an idea to make such a “movable” wing.

You can see a design drawing here : http://www.luft46.com/bv/bvp202.html

I wonder how the wing would behave during supersonic flight :confused:

Did Pakistan maybe use technology from Tomahawk cruise missiles that fell in its territory during the attack on Afganistan in 2002,in order to create its cruise missile?

There are no photos of Borei submarines under contstruction right?

Makes sence to first finish the sub and then install the missiles,as they are not a critical system on which the completion depends.As you said,i guess they are waiting to see which missiles will be introduced to service.It is pretty easy to come up with a solution how to fit them,as long as the dimensions correspond to the missile bay.

Its an Oscar II as it looks from the photos?Are there any upgrades installed on the spot or it has just the standard equipment?

Thanks a lot!

How about we split it at 7 Millions each and get to fly it on one day during the week?I choose Fridays,so i can go and pick up girls. 😀

I know this is an old ship,but still quite interesting.

http://www.hazegray.org/navhist/carriers/yugo.htm

The website has information about other aircraft carriers and projects too.I find it quite interesting.

It all depends on the missiles the Flankers and the Tomcat/Hornet carry respectively. Whoever has better radar and aquire enemy first would be in advantage.Then comes the firing of the missiles which depends on their range and how they are quided. In the end,the jamming and manouvres come in in order to avoid the incoming BVR missiles,depending on which side shot first.