The second fully modernized Lockheed Martin C-5M Super Galaxy test aircraft made its first flight Nov. 17 from Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Ga. This is the second of three aircraft that will comprise the new C-5M test fleet. …

Source: af.mil – Second C-5M Super Galaxy takes flight

A GAF MiG-29 (29+06) was also brought to the USA for test for nearly two years, from 1991 to 1992. But ths programm was not so black!

Thanks for the video, A225HVY!!! 🙂

Works for me, I use the VLC media player…

Pitty those bombs had no explosives… :diablo:

Links stolen AboveTopSecret.com:

The Chinese DarkSword

Another chinese UAV á la RQ-4, from the Chengdu Aircraft Company

Missile PL-9C

Space rocket

A version of Fajr-3?

:confused:

Fajr-3 full composite/low-noise light aircraft by Raht Aseman Co. it is powered by a Lycoming six-cylinder engine, delivering 300hp at 2700 RPM. Maximum cruising speed is 65 kts, with a range of 1300km.

Source: http://www.acig.org/artman/publish/article_490.shtml

I hope before Christmas!

The first aircraft, AA-1, has been returned to the hangar at Fort Worth, Texas for installation of the remaining flight-qualified components, and a first flight is now expected between mid-November and mid-December.

Source: Flight International – Sep 29, 2006 – Lockheed Martin’s F-35 JSF schedule slips despite successful first P&W F135 engine ground runs – Initial ground runs successful but first flight put back following system failure

But those A320’s will be manufactured in China :(.

Commercial planemaker Airbus has won a multi-billion dollar Chinese order for 150 of its A320 planes, some of which will be assembled in China.

The factory in the north-eastern city of Tianjin will build its first A320 in 2009 and then manufacture four a month.

The deal also includes an option for China to buy 20 of the planemaker’s new wide-body A350.

Economic expansion is driving demand for air travel in China, a key growth market for Airbus and rival Boeing.

Chinese airlines have ordered 150 Boeing 737s in recent years. The 737 is the US aerospace giant’s nearest competitor to the A320.

“It is a means for us to develop a long-term vision with the Chinese,” said Airbus chief executive Louis Gallois.

“It is clear that building the planes in China will give the Chinese an incentive to buy more of our aircraft.”

The deal was signed during French President Jacques Chirac’s visit to Beijing, and adds to last year’s order for 150 Airbus planes signed during Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao’s visit to France.

Source: BBC.co.uk – Airbus sells 150 A320s to China

Germany must be pretty happy with the U212, they’ve just ordered two U212A’s for delivery in 2012 and 2013.

Those 2 orders are U212A Batch 2 submarines, which will have better sensors, new com systems and a larger hatch in the tower with more space for SCUBA-equipped commandos and their equipment.

I think, the tubes can not be use for such commandos , because the U212 submarines use a water ram expulsion system.