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  • in reply to: Military Aviation News-2015 #2239666
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    Pakistan interested to buy China’s Z 10 helicopters

    This has to be the worst ever article on defence.

    in reply to: RuAF News and Development Thread part 13 #2215482
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    Russian fifth-generation fighter
    New missile for Russian fifth-generation fighter to be developed by 2016
    The Radio Electronic Technologies concern provided the Prospective Airborne Complex of Frontline Aviation (PAC FA) T-50 with the first batch of Himalayas electronic warfare systems.

    “We are currently testing it,” General Director Nikolay Kolesov told TASS.
    “T-50 prototypes are already equipped with the Himalayas onboard defense system. The system is used in plane tests.The unique air system increases fighter jet’s jamming resistance and damage tolerance, as well as neutralizes enemy’s signature control systems. It also helps decrease aggregate weight of the PAC FA.

    in reply to: Military Aviation News-2014 #2215488
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    The Radio Electronic Technologies concern provided the Prospective Airborne Complex of Frontline Aviation (PAC FA) T-50 with the first batch of Himalayas electronic warfare systems.

    “We are currently testing it,” General Director Nikolay Kolesov told TASS.
    “T-50 prototypes are already equipped with the Himalayas onboard defense systemhttp://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=newssearch&cd=40&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CDUQqQIoADAJOB4&url=http%3A%2F%2Fen.itar-tass.com%2Frussia%2F755335&ei=6RBFVKKNCcPO7gag64DoDQ&usg=AFQjCNENqfOw7lJE7ZCkz6HSm7f256GRPQ

    in reply to: New AN-124 in Russia #2217130
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    The real shame is the AN-70 IMO.Big numbers on order,export potential being superior in its class.I hope it will be revived

    in reply to: Russian offensive in Ukraine #2228156
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    on the naval attack, they’re saying on the radio that the ships were attacked by aircraft, and it would seem like that on the video starting at 1:00
    any idea what aircraft those where?

    Rebels claimed it was artillery fire coming from Ukraine coast.

    in reply to: TF-X (Turkish indigenous fighter) news and dixcussion #2294189
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    Sorry, couldn’t resist: You mean something like a J-31 with a decent engine !!! :highly_amused:

    Exactly!Right on the money

    in reply to: RuAF News and Development Thread part 13 #2294379
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    At this point flanker negotiations are just rumours. Much more likely are anywhere between 40-200 helicopters.

    From what i understand, (and this is my speculation) a historic deal between Pakistan and Russia is being made, and its starting with a big arms deal that includes Mi-17s, Mi-35s, SAM systems, and a myriad of other smaller items. Russian weapons probably suit Pakistani requirements much better than American – reasonably priced, rugged, effective.

    PS: the really interesting part is that a PAF officer went to Russia for very successful talks on “air defence” matters. Mi35s and assault helis are operated by the PA not PAF. And have little to do with air defence. Munir, a longtime forumer with a track record of getting his insider info right notes tantalizingly that he cannot say anything but he is shocked at what is being discussed between Russia anf Pakistan and it is beyond anything he had imagined.

    THE Mi35 deal has been confirmed by both the Russian and Pakistani sides so its not just a rumour.The Russian justification of the deal would be that Pakistan needs the helos to fight the Taliban and present no threat to India.As for Russia selling SAM to Pakistan i remain highly sceptical as these are of no use against terrorists and but useful against IAF.An Su35 deal is a non-starter as far as India is concerned i would think and as Deino said budget wise there is simply no money for that

    in reply to: INS Vikramaditya: Steaming towards Induction #2029311
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    @Twiblade -very nice photos sir.More of that please.

    in reply to: RuAF News and Development Thread part 13 #2211782
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    @TR1 good pictures man of one of my favourates in the making

    in reply to: Britain's helicopter force #2211837
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    Britain now has the largest helicopter force in Europe thanks to the RAFs 14 new Chinooks.

    Europe stretches all the way to the Urals.So which is it to be largest or second largest?Just joking i know what you mean by “Europe”.

    in reply to: ISIS versus everyone else #2211859
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    I wish Iraq had Su34 with guided rockets more than anything else right now to deal with the senseless murderous.
    Are there any Mi 28NE actually in Iraq?I dont think so but if anyone can prove otherwise its all good.
    ISIS has just released a series of videos today but i am not sure about posting links to the videos which btw happen to be more “mild” compared to the one hour long “The Clanging of the Swords IV” video from few weeks ago.This topic should be in general discussion forum.

    in reply to: RuAF News and Development Thread part 13 #2213366
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    in reply to: Military Aviation News-2014 #2215495
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    Russia has lifted its embargo on arms supplies to Pakistan and is holding talks on supplying Islamabad with combat helicopters, the head of state-owned Rostec, Sergei Chemezov, said Monday, the ITAR-TASS news agency reported.

    “Such a decision has been taken. We are holding talks on supplying the helicopters,” Chemezov said, adding that the negotiations were about Russian Mi-35 Hind attack helicopters.http://www.defensenews.com/article/20140602/DEFREG01/306020018/Report-Russia-Lifts-Arms-Embargo-Pakistan

    in reply to: The PAK-FA News, Pics & Debate Thread XXIV #2215983
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    So we should regard the present 117 engine as the standard powerplant? The T-50 will have essentially the same engine, or a variant, as the Su35S? So the Type 30 is for the very distant future?

    The quote posted by Austin is about a year old and talks about the 117 which is a further improvement of the 117S engine on the Su35S which is based on the AL31 core.The type 30 engine Jo referred to is based on new technology.We have been through all this in the previous thread.
    So the time frame for the assembly of the type 30 engine has been pushed back by a year is that right?

    in reply to: Military Aviation News-2014 #2215986
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    First Chadian MiG-29 seen in the air

    link not working Tango

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