They’ve been fooling around with a carrier designed to operate a naval FLANKER.

They’re apparently indigenously building or modifying a navalized FLANKER and testing it at CFTE.

At this point, the prospects of the Varyag floating around with PLANAF fighters onboard, in the form of FLANKERs, is very high, I’d say. Probably still a ways down the road, but looks a lot more probable than it did a few years ago when they were just messing with the carrier.

The last movie I watched was a true classic:

OK, I know I’m not the only one. Who else here saw the thread title and immediately thought of The Great Rock ‘N Roll Swindle 😀

She’s stated that she loves the idea of Ridley doing the next film, but of course she can’t be in it…that blows apart the continuity of Alien!

Ridley Scott is directing the new Alien “prequel”!

The image above the R-77PD is a Chinese ramjet-powered PL-12.

Well, we were talking BVR AAMs…..

So the only Nuke AAM ever put into service = Hughes GAR-11/AIM-26 Falcon

http://www.designation-systems.net/dusrm/m-26.html

Yeah, but the ASALM did have an air-to-air mode, and it was nuke armed.

a nice cover story ,and how conveniently true because it does serve that as secondarie function. also in some experiments like icbm shield ,space warping ,forming vaccum tunnels to surface ,comunicating with submarines …and some other.
http://fishki.net/comment.php?id=34493

That link is talking about a whole different radar. Those images are of the Duga-3 OTH radar site near Chernobyl (half of it, the system is bistatic and the other half is quite a good bit away). Those most definitely were part of the ABM network, but they have both been dismantled (there was another bistatic unit near Komsomolsk in the Far East).

Two completely different systems.

And no, this isn’t what they use to talk to submarines.