Are you serious ? of course the Russians have, delusional to think otherwise
And it totally misses the way in which all of these things are costed by different countries
er really, gee thanks for sorting that out for me
And in the mean time while they fumble their way through another failed program, this is the answer !
Well done Junior
Would be interested to know what submarine rescue equipment the Russian Navy Tugs carry around ? Care to share ?
I would say that Turkey has a pretty slim chance of seeing the JSF come to life with their current attitude !
Are the B’s not fast enough for you ? 🙂
Fake news made up report, not an ounce of truth in the article, already debunked by the Deputy Chief of Navy slapping down the original article that was published in the Daily Telegraph in Sydney, pathetic paper at best !!
lol all good, thought you knew better so i asked nicely 🙂
Cheers
What STOVL carrier are you referring too ?
What tracking ? they were spotted, suggesting they were on the surface, the article and other reports I have read all suggest the subs were shadowing the Russians, this means they let themselves be known and were on the surface
“A Nato official said the alliance’s navies have been monitoring the Russian fleet in recent weeks in a “measured and responsible way, as is customary”. He refused to elaborate on how Nato was doing that”
If they want to follow them and not be seen it would be pretty easy
What I define as sufficient speed is a speed at which the F-35 would not be completely outclassed. Fighting a PAK-Fa which can supercruise at mach 1.8 with a plane which can supercruise at mach 1.2 (it can hardly do it with the current F135 ) is definitely a disadvantage. If at least if it could do 1.4, that would be well above the transsonic regime. Maybe also the top speed could be increased to around 1.8 to reduce its disadvantage in top speed.
With more SC capability, the IR signature would be significantly reduced, as the plane wouldn’t have to use its reheat as much.
If the aircraft is to be used to enter in enemy airspace it is better to have maximum stealth from all angle, including from the ground.
Are you suggesting that an F-35 and a Pak would be engaging each other in supercruise ? what is your point ?
i have mixed feelings about that pic: on the one hand, it looks like a fighter from star trek,
on the other hand it looks like an aerodynamic abomination
Meaning what exactly ? explain ? or are we just being subjected to your usual cryptic (sic) posts that mean nothing ?
What else would you call it? All those submarines are SSKs. Under the US classification which has become generally adopted, SSK is the right term. It’s not limited to small submarines.
Correct Swerve, although it will be interesting what designation is given the the Shortfin’s ? The RAN do afterall classify the Collins as SSG’s 🙂 but we do tend to understate certain pieces of kit for political purposes, look at what we call the Tigers 🙂
Cheers
Can you confirm that French never gave anything of that sort in the case of Aussie deal?
Falklands war, Iraq war…how well was the integrity of the French systems?In the case of Agostas, they are far below (not downplaying its capability or combat potential) what the Indian navy already had and in all likelihood the Indian 877s would have already made a databank of those subs.
Agosta class was the last from the French which still had that ww2 u-boat touch where as the Scorpene was a new generation sub that marked a complete departure for the French conventional submarines.
So the likely standards that DCNS would have presented to the Indian team would be those which they achieved for the Chilean navy (and even Malaysian navy) scorpenes. Any stuff regarding the older Agosta’s would be a good thing to have which can also come in the form of including it in the threat library and doesnt have to be presented in the hard copy form.Actually, its Australia which have issues with everyone else other than their “homelanders” and their minions. They are insecure about the Indonesians invading them, Chinese invading them, have been the prime snooper on behalf of their master on the Indian navy all these decades and their only adversary in the Indian ocean region was the Indian navy. Its only after Indian political elites started bending over for Aussi’s masters that the “hostility” and “adversary” stuffs went underground, but definitely not vanished from the decision process. The last major open snooping on the high seas (which got reported) was with the case with INS Delhi near Indian waters after its induction. They dropped off the snobouys around the destroyer for obvious reasons. Indian navy doesn’t go down under and drop sonobouys around aussie ships near aussie waters…
OK I will make it simple for you, the answer is no ! As for the rest of your dribble…..