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Hawks are the bigger lemonretire sukhoi, induct frenchie
Be careful in the end those fighter became Hanggar Queencoming soon on tni au depohar.
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What you expect from procurement with poor planning compared to Japan, SK, Taiwan, Singapore, PRC. Put just Asian countries here.Be careful in the end those fighter became Hanggar Queen
but as a comparison of thailand which has the same ability as we get F 35It started from US decline us to get F-35 lol. Then all kind of aircrafts started to popping up until this shame Mirage 2000.
But what is F-35 if logistically we still considered as less good than countries that already would got it this decade
Still no new information about that right? I don’t think US would give Thailand F-35 if they still not fully used democracy again after the coup by today’s PM. If US give the non democratic countries the same as the countries with democracy, what the difference between them arming Russia and China.but as a comparison of thailand which has the same ability as we get F 35
RTAF has the higher chance in F35 procurementsIt started from US decline us to get F-35 lol. Then all kind of aircrafts started to popping up until this shame Mirage 2000.
But what is F-35 if logistically we still considered as less good than countries that already would got it this decade
Welp, lack of visionaries and long term military investment doesnt get you more vote, only bombastic ones could be Campaign for the political and decision maker.What you expect from procurement with poor planning compared to Japan, SK, Taiwan, Singapore, PRC. Put just Asian countries here.
Friendly reminder: Don't bet on it.I don’t think US would give Thailand F-35 if they still not fully used democracy again after the coup by today’s PM.
We've always been 'tambal sulam' and 'ngeteng' post-1965. But to look from another perspective, the first time we bought combat aircraft and other military hardwares in (relatively) large numbers in the early 60s, we were still paying the debts incurred by that until well into the mid-1990s.Indonesia needs an effective and encompassing realistic Air-force - not a sorry "meaningless" Show-force.
No one can or would deny Indonesia's right towards an effective defense. - The problem isn't just the defense budget, but the way it is spend.Friendly reminder: Don't bet on it.
We've always been 'tambal sulam' and 'ngeteng' post-1965. But to look from another perspective, the first time we bought combat aircraft and other military hardwares in (relatively) large numbers in the early 60s, we were still paying the debts incurred by that until well into the mid-1990s.
I feel that we're in a similar position (well, kind of) to Germany in regards to military spending post WW2 until after Russia invaded Ukraine. There are still traces of "not wanting to disturb our neighbors" mentality or justification when it comes to the issue of raising defense budget.
Would love to see this country raising its peacetime defense budget to at least 1.5%-2% of GDP within my lifetime.
I’ll take it but still explain my view about it anyway.Friendly reminder: Don't bet on it.
Ideally. If possible.Rafale + F-15 + KF-21, with the planned optimal number of airframes, I think you guys agree with me on this.
I just have to put this here:Then blame "historical precedent" for such an awful procurement policy to avoid blaming SMI