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  • in reply to: Distiller's demand – UK get out of JSF! #2623279
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    Have you seen this industrial offset promise in the contract or are you just expecting this based on how previous aircraft deals have worked in the past?

    I see teh reaction of several european countries and I rad the article in the first post.

    in reply to: Distiller's demand – UK get out of JSF! #2623282
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    They paid 5%. What makes you think they deserve 100% of the technology?

    Where did I say that they deserve 100% of the technology ?
    I said that they deserve much more than what they can expect from the article of the first post of the this thread.

    in reply to: Distiller's demand – UK get out of JSF! #2623294
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    No amount of monies paid gives anyone access to another company’s proprietary data. This includes detailed designs, design & material data, test data nor source code. In the USA, such revelation will win you an industrial espionage conviction, a $100,000 fine and 10 year stay in the greybar hotel.

    Instead of polluting another forum, read the previous posts.
    The problem is that the american administration used the JSF to used up quite a goo margin of european R&D budget for … close to nothing.

    Of course it’s normal that for a Γ©small fee” of 500 millions you don’t get source code, but when a general is saying that even UK shouldn’t get enough technologies so that the RN couldn’t be able to do important operation of maintenance over their own F-35B.

    in reply to: Distiller's demand – UK get out of JSF! #2623634
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    Maybe you could explain all the whining about not getting all the technology transfer then.

    Because they paid for it.

    in reply to: Distiller's demand – UK get out of JSF! #2623680
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    That is exactly my point. Maybe Denmark, Norway, or whomever just don’t have the technical expertise, or can’t manufacture at the quality/cost necessary to win the JSF contracts. Maybe they just lost to a better manufacturer (possibly UK, Canadian, Australian, or other European manufacturer) and are crying to their government to get them something they couldn’t earn on their own.

    BAE has obviously built the expertise necessary to win contracts.

    BS, they promised industrial offset, they must get them back, point.

    in reply to: ICMS MK3 problem of HAF Mirage 2000-5 MK2 #2623695
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    Why would it threaten the Rafale which hasn’t ICMS mk3 ?

    in reply to: Indian Su-30 deploy to France #2623898
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    SIRPA = Service d’Information et de Relation Publique des ArmΓ©es.

    That should be easy to understand if you speak english πŸ™‚

    in reply to: Distiller's demand – UK get out of JSF! #2624014
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    The problem was called “Buy or Make” in business school.

    Is it cheaper for you to buy it or make it yourself? With the JSF, the question is the same.

    Buy or Make?

    That’s not the question at all.

    You seem to know that the JSF sold to non-US countries will be downgraded versions. Was this in a LockheedMartin or DoD press release somewhere?

    Everyone know that the congresmen doesn’t want foreign customer to get exactly the same F-35 than US armies.

    BAE seems very strong. They have got a very large share of the work. Maybe other countries don’t have as much to contribute, which explains their current workshare?

    Bae is the only company that manage to mastered the VTOL technologies in an efficient manner.

    in reply to: Distiller's demand – UK get out of JSF! #2624999
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    The new Marine One will be an EH101 built in the US by LockheedMartin

    A MADE IN TEXAS helo isn’t a european one.
    European AF use hundreds of made in USA F-16, why the opposite isn’t true ?

    If you’re going to try and sell military hardware to the US, the biggest buyer of military hardware in the world, you’re going to have to make what they want.

    My point is that the USA made they law so that Europe (or other foreign coutnries) cannot sell to the USA.

    Is the Eurofighter built to US requirements? Is the Rafale? Is there a stealthy air superiority fighter like the F/A-22 that the US can buy? Is there a European country that builds a strategic airlifter like the C-17? No, of course not. They are built for the rquirements of European countries. If you want the US to even dream about buying European, they have to make what the US military want.

    Dream one baby.

    What do european countries make that meets US military needs?

    M249 Squad Automatic Weapon – FN
    M9 automatic pistol – Baretta
    Stryker armored vehicles – based on the MOWAG Pirana (Swiss?)

    And why not a Rafale instead of Superhornet ?

    in reply to: Distiller's demand – UK get out of JSF! #2625039
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    pretty much even in my opinion

    Yeah, right. Several european countries will buy 100% MADE IN USA F-35.
    How many important american programs has used totally made in europe systems ?
    Look at the competition about Marines One, it’s two american chopper.

    except there this new “theory” called “we are all Europeans” to some Europeans. Why?

    :confused:

    2)”kill all competition”…that’s what businesses should be doing. It’s their duty to their shareholders.

    1) trying to get a monoploly is the goal of each company ? What kind of economic system is that ? certainly not capitalism at least.
    2) Shareholders of the american administration ? I know that your country is driven by money, but I didn’t thought it was so severe πŸ™‚

    this is the attitude that made European high end cars to slowly lose their lead

    Losing share market to Japanese companies.

    in reply to: Distiller's demand – UK get out of JSF! #2625209
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    I think that the distinction here is that it’s a US led program. If one of the junior partners doesn’t like it, they’re not going to hold up the program for years like Germany did with the Eurofighter radar. The US is going to say “no” and the junior partners will have to live with it. Just like the anouncement at the beginning of this thread.

    You has totally missed the political aspect πŸ™‚

    in reply to: US Denies French Fighters Emergency Landing Rights 2 #2625806
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    … I remember something about lack of funds for refuelling on their credit cards. Looks like we know the real reason now πŸ˜‰

    Very good one πŸ˜€

    in reply to: US Denies French Fighters Emergency Landing Rights 2 #2626084
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    And do you think there will be a retraction or apology? HELL no.

    An apology from who to whom ?

    From the french side, there hasn’t be any problem at all.

    Neither us or the american heaquarter want to waste a PR just because of a crappy article I think.

    in reply to: Distiller's demand – UK get out of JSF! #2626475
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    Further, that it is a open and free market.

    It’s open and free market in Europe, not in USA πŸ™‚

    If, you don’t want to buy the JSF “FINE”! (its a global product by the way!) Don’t want to buy any US made product “FINE”! Most Americans would careless!

    Yeaaaaaaah right of course. That’s for this very reason that the white book under CLinton administration explain why the american military aerospace industry must try to kill all competition πŸ™‚

    I am sure most Americans can live without your Mercedes, BMW’s, Porsche, VW’s, Jags,

    Of course, american citizens are free to drive american junks :dev2:

    in reply to: Spotterday Cazaux 11 June #2627113
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    Hi Kovy!
    But where is your famous spider pyjamas? πŸ˜€

    We aren’t on check six 😑

    We are on a forum for gentlemen πŸ˜€

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