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I believe our guys' collective reaction to all those experiences over the years basically were, "oh we are so cooked against these... -
You're right, but as a country that produces radars with AESA technology, we can still more or less estimate the true capabilities of...
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in real world any successful outcome/product of an engineering process does exactly what it was designed to do.
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Ukraine successfully deployed an underwater naval drone for the first time. The "Sub Sea Baby" drone was used in Novorossiysk to...
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I've been following Ukraine since December 1994, since the beginning of the war in Chechnya. I really disliked the policies Ukraine...
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While Russia is advancing on the ground, I think a little perspective is needed. As 2025 nears its end more than one source I have read...
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SABR, CAPTOR, RBEE (RAFALE), Chinese AESAs (Pakistan)
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AN/APG-68 with its different variations up V9 (not aesa) Only one i know is e7 wedgetail our awacs but that is mesa
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Murad-100A AESA performs better than expected. Seasoned F-16 pilots couldn't hide their astonishment after seeing what the radar can do.
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We mustn’t forget that during multiple Anatolian Eagle exercises, Qatari Rafales and Typhoons and Pakistani JF17 block-3s have...
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A159 Wildcat, is a light weight multi purpose helicopter, purpose-built so that the outgoing A149 Lynx is replaced. It was built to...
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Wildcat is a 6ton MTOW naval helicopter with 2 of the very similar CTS800-4N engines. It is deployed with one and was tested with 2...
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In Australia, during the Hanukkah holiday, a gunman opened fire on Jews. Fifteen people were killed. A witness, Ahmed al-Ahmed...
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The military version according to M. Aksit, would have certain capabilities that the civilian engine doesn’t have. For example we have...
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Ripley replied to the thread TR Attack & Utility Helicopter Programs.i wonder if there’s a confusion of engine classifications here ‘cause I didn’t classify it as a military engine per se. I said it would...
