(Read Su-34 completely immune from Missile attacks)

*cough*

If you’re actually being serious, at least TRY to back that claim up with proof. Give us the link to the information saying that the Su-34 is immune to missile attacks. And I mean IMMUNE, just like you said.

If I misread what you said, please tell me. Until then, I’ll be over here laughing my ass off.

^^^ Regarding the Yak-130, will the RuAF be getting any single-seat models for any reason?

Bah humbug

havn’t they been saying that for the past 6 years? :confused:

Meh, the project has been stuck in a state of quantum flux since, like, forever. I can recall them claiming the thing would fly as far back as 2004. But I digress; there’s a whole ‘nother topic devoted to whining about the PAK FA (whining and arguing, like every other post in this website, ever :diablo: ); besides, I heard somewhere (cant remember where, as usual I might add) that Chavez was also interested in Su-35 for the future?? :confused:

:p

EDIT: Ah, here it is

I know norway is currently in the market for a new breed of jets; what are there requirements? Air Defense? Multirole?

Does anyone know when the VAF will get thier last 10 Su-30s in? Also, what armament has Russia supplied for their flankers?

So, presuming that this does infact ignite and lead to direct warfare, and presuming that Venezuela wins, what happens then? What does venezuela intend here?

Although details are classified, Moseley says that the Air Force has “played” with the F-22’s AESA, with “pretty fascinating” results. “The physics will work,” he says. “These AESA radars provide opportunities to be able to jam like we have had with the EF-111s and the EA-6Bs and with other jamming systems and pods. This antenna allows you to go out and do the same thing with the F-35 or the F-22.”

My flight instructor once told me a story…

According to him, he was flying a Cessna prop (172, probably) somewhere in the US southwest, and had all of his instrumentation go suddenly haywire mid-flight. Now, he CLAIMED that even his magnetic compass went nuts on him. He then said he saw an F-22 some distance away from his plane, flying away.

Take it with a grain of salt. I have no idea whether he’s telling the truth, but I’ve known him for a while and he’s a respectable person. Maybe he was lying, or exaggerating. Still, if it’s true, it’s quite a story to tell. 😮

First you asked about “wanting” as being evil and then described “having” as being evil. While this is far more complex a subject than I’d want to get into in this thread about the PAK-FA, you could at least compare the same things. 😉 Then we could get into the whys and hows.

Blah, if we’re going down this route, might as well make it easy on ourselves and revert back to the cold war mentality of “russia = evil puppy killers” just for old times sake. :p

I have to agree………..Really, the Super Hornet gets way to much bad heat? Combined with AESA Radar (APG-79), AMRAAM’s, AIM-9X’s, JHMCS, and now 8,000lbs more of power……..The Super Hornet is a threat no one should take lightly!:D

the Snornet is not a horrific aircraft.

😮

Three years ago the entire internet was singing a different tune. Oh how the times have changed. About time the Super Hornet finally got some respect!

Any chance of the USN getting these engines for their Super Hornets?