Ukraine is not in EU.
Czech Republic’s firm signed the contract before it that country entered the EU(it still hasn’t …a few days to go)

The “invisible” F-117 shot down over Serbia in 1999 most likely went to Russia .

Why not?

Serbia & Montenegro has a bigger population than both Greece & Israel and is 4 times larger than Israel and about equal to Greece(with its islands).

The economy has detiorated in the last decade or so…but S&M has huge potentials to become one of the richest countries in Europe.

Lets not forget – while Greece and Israel have barely developed their own aircraft industry, and have to buy their A/C from US, Serbia (Yugoslavia) in the late 80’s was planning development of its own 4th/5th generation fighter jets.

That capability is still there.

Originally posted by Billy Bishop

By the way here is detailed information about every product currently available from Serbian defence companies:

http://www.yugoimport.com/products.htm

Hardly;)

by the way, UTVA (producer of this aircraft) is calling it a “medium-size” UAV. Who knows what else they’re working on;)

I hear there’s a plan to upgrade the G-4’s to “M2” (G-4M2) level.

There already is a working prototype of G-4M(reported about in AFM), but they’re abandoning that project and going to the next step.

I think we need some basic trainers first , some Pilatus or Zlin aircraft to give our pilots some valuable flying time.

Or maybe that new, local Lasta 3 project.

Its stupid to sell them to some African countries…its far better to sell these to collectors and military enthusiasts in US, Western Europe, etc – where there’s already a large number of G-2, G-4s , etc flying.

What happend to all those Apaches, that were so heavily hyped in all media , the ones that were supposed to “take out Serb armour”? Did they even see any action in Kosovo?

Heheheh…

Actually, guys, here’s a hard fact for you – both the Germans and the French acknowledged losing a few Mirage and Tornado aircraft during the war.