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  • in reply to: Role of European Air Forces in an Asian Century #2252603
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    Only the Venusians are missing at the moment

    The seven archangels are from Venus, it’s no secret for those who seek knowledge ๐Ÿ™‚

    in reply to: Role of European Air Forces in an Asian Century #2252624
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    To understand who is the real owner of the Crimea, you need to find out who are the Scythians
    Let’s see ๐Ÿ˜‰
    Map of 1720, as you can see here again Russian Crimea. Although officially join the Crimea to Russia in 1783

    http://prosvetlenie.net/img/maps/big/tartar7.jpg

    Russian names on the map of Germany. How did they get there? ๐Ÿ™‚
    http://lujicajazz.narod.ru/toponimy_podrobno.html

    in reply to: Role of European Air Forces in an Asian Century #2252861
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    …the disappearance of numerous countries, & the expulsion & in some cases near extermination of numerous non-Russian peoples & their replacement by Russians What one might call very active forward defence. :diablo:

    Let’s specifically when and where to have won, who were murdered and enslaved the evil Russian, with dates and links.

    According to estimates of M. Liubavskii (a specialist in the Russian colonization of the early 20th century) – only about 12% of the territory was annexed by conquest. Mendeleev quoted similar figures. And the population of the annexed territories almost always keep their land. The West was a graveyard of the conquered peoples. Suffice it to recall that almost nothing remains of the many millions of Slavic expansion into the area between the Elbe and the Oder, Pomerania Baltic Slavs, Slavs of Pannonia, the Prussians, the Celts-Brit, was drastically reduced the number of Irish Celtic and Celtic-Gael, assimilated Celtic population of continental Europe. Europeans cross the Atlantic to the New World repeats the same story. From 75 million Indians in a hundred or so years is only about 9 million and the aborigines in Australia again the same, a decrease of 80%

    in reply to: Role of European Air Forces in an Asian Century #2253346
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    you mean like Napoleon, Hitler, the US (1918)… ? ๐Ÿ™‚
    fair point, but no one is going to believe it more likely that Europe would attack Russia sooner than Russia would attack Europe
    that’s like saying Canada is more warlike than the US ๐Ÿ˜€
    not counting ofcourse the EU’s operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, Lybia, Mali, Syria?… hang on… ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

    In Russian can be read here: http://voprosik.net/obzor-istorii-borby-zapada-protiv-rossii/
    You do not have enough fingers and toes to accommodate all kinds of European aggression against Russia ๐Ÿ˜‰
    Russian also made โ€‹โ€‹mistakes, such as Finnish War of 1939 or Afghanistan in 1979. In most other cases, the Russian war – the defense of Mother Russia. In the event of aggression against the Russian, Europe will save a miracle. Americans no longer fight as only Russian will bomb American cities. It is better to think of how to help the Russian in 2032 to stop, win and baptize China ๐Ÿ˜‰

    in reply to: Role of European Air Forces in an Asian Century #2253798
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    the way I see it Germany and Eastern Europe want the US to stay in Europe to deter Russia…

    You did not try to count the number of times the European countries attacked Russia and Russia several times to attack Europe? If you know the story and draw the correct conclusions, it will help you get rid of paranoia ๐Ÿ˜‰

    in reply to: RuAF News and Development Thread part 11 #2254075
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    The Su-35 for China, $ 4 billion, 48 fighters – $ 83.3 million apiece. In another contract – $ 62.5 million apiece.
    Modernization of the Su-27 – Su-27SM – 198 million rubles. / $ 6.6 million

    in reply to: RuAF News and Development Thread part 11 #2254456
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    Would you believe somebody who told you the F-15SA was cheaper than the F/A-18E (even allowing for carrier capability and that in this case it’s the SH that is further removed from the basic airframe)?

    I agree. I do not understand why the Su-30MKI is 31,000 rubles per kilogram, and the Su-34 – 25 000 rubles per kilogram, although they were made in one country, one and the same firm at the same time.
    Nevertheless, this is a fact.

    in reply to: RuAF News and Development Thread part 11 #2254489
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    in reply to: RuAF News and Development Thread part 11 #2254552
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    Is this in 2013 figures?
    And is this for the Super Su-30 or from an earlier MKI deal?

    Su-30 “Super Flanker” for India $ 92.5 million apiece.

    in reply to: RuAF News and Development Thread part 11 #2255047
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    Trident@
    About the Su-34 vs Su-35S cost. Do we have anything to go by?

    Su-30MKI
    for the Russian Air Force – 1.2 billion rubles / $ 40 million
    for the Indian Air Force – 2.6 billion rubles / $ 87 million

    Su-34
    Russian Air Force to 0.9 – 1.1 billion rubles / $ 37 million

    in reply to: F35 News only thread for 2013 #2255473
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    How about to start to use your brain about that before claiming physical nonsense in the example of the 1.42 f.e.. ๐Ÿ˜ก

    No need to spread snot face. If you have an objection, then immediately start with the facts and figures ๐Ÿ˜‰

    in reply to: F35 News only thread for 2013 #2255795
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    Some designs are simply more successful than others, notably aerodynamics.

    I agree.
    The company made โ€‹โ€‹several projects MiG fighter with an air intake under the fuselage, none of them went to the air force.
    Bomber Sukhoi company with an air intake under the fuselage, also was only an experimental model. It looks like a cruel fate…

    http://www.airwar.ru/image/idop/xplane/e8/e8-4.jpg

    http://paralay.com/lmfs/3308.jpg

    http://paralay.com/142/4214.jpg

    http://www.sukhoi.org/img/gallery/museum/t4/t4_1.jpg

    in reply to: F35 News only thread for 2013 #2255902
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    Sorry but i’ve no idea what you’re trying to prove by posting a drawing. I can only assume that you’re implying that bigger always equals better which is of course not a true.

    In aviation, as in boxing: a good heavy fighter always beat a good lightweight fighter. ๐Ÿ˜‰
    T-50 and F-22 fighter jets it, they replaced the Su-27 and F-15 respectively. 1.42 and C-37 – long-range fighter-interceptors, they had to replace not only the Su-27, Su-33, but also the MiG-31.
    1.42 had a stupendous range without external fuel tanks 4500 – 4750 km. Cruise speed of M = 1.78, maximum Mach 2.35.
    Its main drawback – high RCS, the rest of it more powerful than any other fighter 1990 – 2010 period.

    in reply to: F35 News only thread for 2013 #2255998
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    Various attempts were made, the Mig-144 an Su-37 for example but both were abandoned due to being vastly inferior to the benchmark 5th gen fighter (the F-22).

    Inferior? You came up with it myself? ๐Ÿ™‚
    These wonderful heroes were good for the USSR, but too expensive for Russia.

    http://paralay.com/142/509.jpg

    in reply to: RuAF News and Development Thread part 11 #2256777
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    Can you make similar comparison T-50/F-22? It would be very interesting…

    A comparison of the F-22 / T-50:

    area of a side view 34 / 27.8 square meters
    area of the top view 110.65 / 115.6 square meters
    area of โ€‹โ€‹the front view 9.25 / 9.47 square meters

    volume 65.3 / 62.45 cubic meters

    http://paralay.com/paralay_tab.xls

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