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Nozzles? It is screaming YF-23 to me.
Here is more about F/A-XX new navy fighter
US Navy issues F/A-XX RFI
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Russia has decided to join a tender on the delivery of six light fighter jets to the Philippines AF.
http://en.rian.ru/world/20120418/172892388.html
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The Government’s ambition to procure 52 F-35 fighter jets is confirmed.
The New Norwegian Long-term Defence Plan
UK Denies Plan to Replace Nimrod MR4s.
Nimrod MRA4
Russia Signs $35-Mln Missile Contract with Malaysia
http://en.rian.ru/world/20120419/172915744.html
Some media outlets that mention this newsbit also add the contract is for 35 missiles. is that an error? someone mixed up the dollar value and number of missiles?
also, can we be sure the missiles in question are indeed rvv-ae, like the newspaper say? or are they rather rvv-sd, which would make much more sense, knowing rvv-ae is a model that will soon be 20 years old. ?
Well, I can see replacing the engine, rotor, & transmission (as well as the tail rotor) and some avionics & commo systems from the UH-1Y, which will merge with the USMC supply train as well as address most of the issues the USAF wants to fix... but what will it be called?"To provide the UH-1 with an additional 30 years of service and retain its MC rates, the rotary branch is attempting to resolve sustainability and capability shortfalls."
The USAF wants to increase the UH-1N's endurance, range, speed, all-weather capability, survivability and equip it with modernised communication and navigation system capabilities. "The government is seeking interested sources to fulfil [fiscal year]14-18 requirements," the RFI reads.
The UH-1Y and AH-1Z have used all the letters in the sequence, so either they try to find a letter that wasn't used, go back to the start and call it UH-1AA, or perhaps play off the "partial UN-1Y" modernization and call it the UH-1Ynot?
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The Black Hawk helicopter crashed.
U.S. helicopter crashes in Afghanistan, four feared dead
Indian Air Force a Sukhoi-30 Mk-I fighter jet made an emergency landing.
Sukhoi snag hits flight operations in Pune
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A picture released by the official Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) in December 2011 shows a Syrian [MiG-23] aircraft. A huge explosion on Saturday rocked a Syrian military airport on the outskirts of the capital, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported. (AFP Photo/-)
"The chief business of the American people is business." -Calvin Coolidge
No it's a MiG-23BN , pic taken from the exercises last year (so no it's not dropping bombs on "civilians")
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The Swiss Federal Council has decided on a joint procedure with Sweden for the acquisition of 22 Gripen fighters intended for the partial replacement of the Tiger fighters (TTE program).
Follow-up to TTE Acquisition Procedure and Impact on Military Funding
Greece has cancelled the 50-million-euro ($66-million) purchase of four Italian C-27 transport planes.
Greece scraps order of four Italian transport planes
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