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2 ore fa, FrancescoBaracca ha scritto:

Tale velivolo deriverebbe dal J-7, ovvero la copia cinese del MiG-21, il cui primo volo avvenne nel 1956. 64 anni fa.

Esatto ... come pure il Cino-Pakistano JF-17 Thunder è l'estrema evoluzione del Fishbed sovietico ... 

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Ancora più incasinato...

55 TR4 rimpiazzano i Tornado nelle missioni convenzionali (ECR a parte che sono rimpiazzati dai Growler) e 38 rimpiazzano i vetuperati TR1 (che vuol dire? guai a mettegli bombe sotto le ali? Boh).

Quanto alle missioni "speciali" c'è il piccolo detteglio che mi pare nemmeno il SH essere al momento abilitato all'impiego di armamento nucleare (la US Navy le armi nucleari le dovrebbe aver sbarcate dalle portaerei), come non lo era l'EF-2000 e come invece lo sarebbe stato tra un po' l'F-35.

Casini alla tedesca...

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Era una considerazione estetica .

Però basta guardare le foto per capire che il " made in China " è un collage di soluzioni aerodinamiche  scopiazzate qui e là ( F- 16 e F-5 , così a naso ) .

L'unica cosa valida sembrano qualche pezzo di avionica e  il motore , un RD-33 ; quello del MiG 29 ( che , tra l'altro ne usava due ) , potente ma di epoca sovietica .

Cosa che potrebbe comportare i problemi di manutenzione dei motori di quell'epoca e di quel regime.

Più che un quarta generazione , come descritto da Wikipedia , direi un tre e tre quarti.

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  • 3 settimane dopo...

Il Canada ... rinvia ...

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The Royal Canadian Air Force fighter competition was delayed until 31 July, one month later than originally planned, due to disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Future Fighter Capability Project proposal submission deadline was pushed back at the request of potential bidders in the competition, says Public Service and Procurement Canada on 11 May (*).

... flightglobal.com ... Royal Canadian Air Force fighter competition delayed by coronavirus until 31 July ...

(*) ... tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca ... Future Fighter Capability Project Update ...

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Japan's Future Fighter ... in attesa di importanti decisioni ... vengono divulgate alcune date ...

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Tokyo firming up timeframes for Future Fighter: reports ...
By Greg Waldron - 9 July 2020

Tokyo hopes to start building the prototype of its Future Fighter in 2024, according to local media reports in Japan. 
Citing documents from Japan’s defence ministry, the reports state that mass production of the new fighter will commence in 2031.
The new fighter will be deployed in 2035, when the Mitsubishi F-2 fighter will be due for retirement.
Japan’s Acquisition Technology & Logistics Agency recently told FlightGlobal that it is still looking at working with the UK and the USA on the programme, with a decision on the basic framework of international cooperation ready for the draft budget for JFY2021 – Japan’s 2021 fiscal year, which will run from 1 April 2021.
Future Fighter will be a fresh design, as opposed to an update of an older design, namely Lockheed Martin’s offer of a heavily updated version of the F-22 that is equipped with technologies found on the F-35.

Fonte: FlightGlobal ...

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Nel frattempo ... il Giappone ha ricevuto l'autorizzazione all'acquisto di 105 F-35 ...

Da FlightGlobal ...

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Japan has been cleared by the US State Department to buy 105 Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II stealth fighters as part of a package worth an estimated $23.11 billion.
The potential F-35 deal is the second largest foreign military sale approved by Washington in history, behind a $29.4 billion sale of Boeing F-15SA fighters and associated weapons to Saudi Arabia in 2010.
Tokyo requested 63 examples of the F-35A conventional take-off-and-landing variant and 42 examples of the F-35B short-take-off-and-vertical-landing variant (STVOL), the US Defense Security Cooperation Agency says as part of a notice delivered to the US Congress on 9 July (*).
Also, part of the sale are 110 Pratt and Whitney F135 engines, including five spare turbines.

(*) ... dsca.mil ... JAPAN – F-35 JOINT STRIKE FIGHTER AIRCRAFT ...

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  • 2 settimane dopo...

Non c'è solo la telenovela svizzera , anche i loro  vicini austriaci ne hanno una ..?..  ( usare il traduttore ) 

https://www.diepresse.com/5841337/indonesien-will-osterreichs-eurofighter-kaufen

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3 ore fa, engine ha scritto:

Non c'è solo la telenovela svizzera, anche i loro vicini austriaci ne hanno una .. ? ..  ( usare il traduttore ) 

https://www.diepresse.com/5841337/indonesien-will-osterreichs-eurofighter-kaufen

E ... come la mettiamo con questa notizia ?

... janes.com ... https://www.janes.com/defence-news/news-detail/austria-to-retain-eurofighters-retire-saab-105s ...

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Ne parla anche FlightGlobal ...

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Indonesia expresses interest in used Austrian Eurofighters ...

By Greg Waldron - 21 July 2020 ...

Indonesia appears to be interested in 15 Eurofighters that are now part of the Austrian air force inventory.
Austria’s Die Presse reported on 18 July that Austrian defence minister Klaudia Tanner had received a letter from her Indonesian counterpart Prabowo Subianto expressing interest in the 15 aircraft.
Copies purported to be of the letter soon emerged on social media. 
In it, Subianto writes that to help modernise the Indonesian air force he would like to enter “official deliberations” to buy all 15 examples.
“I am fully informed concerning the Eurofighter topic and the impact it had until today in Austria, and I am entirely aware of the sensitivity of that matter,” he adds. 
“Nonetheless, I am sure that my proposal offers a promising change for both sides.”
Munich’s deal for 15 Eurofighters was mired in controversy. 
In February 2018, Airbus agreed to pay a $99.5 million fine to conclude a six-year-old investigation by the Munich Public Prosecutor into allegations of bribery involving the 2003 sale of the Typhoons.
The settlement allowed Airbus to resolve the investigation with no finding that the company had bribed Austrian officials directly or through intermediaries to select the Eurofighter over other bidders.
In 2017, Munich said it would retire its of fleet Tranche 1 jets in 2020 amid a row with the four-nation consortium over the cost and capability of its aircraft.
Cirium fleets data lists all 15 jets as still being in service, with an average age of 13.5 years.
For several years Jakarta has been shopping around for new fighters. 
In November 2019, Indonesian state news agency Antara quoted the air force chief of staff Marshal Yuyu Sutisna as saying that two squadrons of Lockheed Martin F-16Vs would be obtained, and that a long delayed deal to buy Sukhoi Su-35s would go through.
In August 2017, Jakarta said it would buy 11 Su-35s for $1.14 billion; a cash and barter deal that would likely include a mix of local farm products such as palm oil and coffee. 
However, concerns about USA’s CAATSA (Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act) legislation against Russia, Iran, and North Korea appear to have made Jakarta think twice about buying Russian aircraft.
Jakarta is also junior partner in the Korea Aerospace Industries KF-X fighter programme, although it continues to squabble with Seoul about costs related to the type’s development.
News of Jakarta’s interest in used Eurofighters comes two weeks after a surprise announcement by the US government that Jakarta had been cleared to buy eight Bell Boeing MV-22 Block C Osprey tiltrotors in a deal valued at $2 billion.

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  • 2 settimane dopo...

Ultime dal Canada ... saranno tre le aziende in competizione per la fornitura dei nuovi caccia ...

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The bids are in for Canada’s fighter competition, and three companies will go head-to-head for the chance to build 88 new jets.
The Canadian government on Friday confirmed that the field is down to two American entrants — Lockheed Martin’s F-35 Joint Strike Fighter and Boeing’s F/A-18E/F Super Hornet — as well as Swedish aerospace manufacturer Saab’s Gripen E
All companies submitted proposals before the July 31 deadline.

... defensenews.com ... These three companies submitted bids for Canada’s fighter competition ...

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As reported earlier by EurAsian Times, Russian aviation experts had claimed that Rafale jets would have been useless against the Chinese Airforce (PLAAF). The maximum speed of the Rafale jet is about Mach 1.8 compared to Chinese J-16s at Mach 2.2.

The Rafale’s practical ceiling is also lower than the J-16s. Even in engine thrust, the Chinese J-16s aka Russian Su-35s are far superior to the French combat aircraft. Even if the Indian Air Force (IAF) was to deploy all 36 of its newly acquired jets, the technical superiority would still be on the side of China, claimed the Russian expert.

Si vabbè, per carità, numeri, costi e prestazioni non sono certo il punto forte del Rafale, ma l’esperto russo (che ovviamente tira acqua al suo mulino e preferisce che l’India compri Su-30 invece che Rafale...) dovrebbe sapere che a mach 2.2 gli aerei russi e le loro copie cinesi col cavolo che ci arrivano in configurazione armata. Dovrebbe poi sapere che il Rafale indiano ha un radar AESA e non PESA, una traccia radar bassa abbinata a contromisure piuttosto sofisticate e missili Meteor che sono meglio di certi sigaroni russi che se la sono vista male anche con gli AIM-120 (e proprio gli indiani ne sanno qualcosa...).

Della serie certi vagoni volanti potrebbero venire aperti in due in aria prima che i loro piloti possano pensare di fare qualcosa...

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La risposta cinese alla ventilata vendita di nuovi F-16V a Taiwan ...

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Foreign media reported on Saturday that the island of Taiwan has officially signed an agreement with the US to buy 66 F-16V fighter jets. 
Chinese mainland military analysts said that if a reunification-by-force operation breaks out, the PLA would destroy Taiwan's airfields and command centers, giving the F-16Vs no chance to even take off, and giving those already in the air no place to land.

... globaltimes.cn ... Indigenous airborne munitions dispenser can paralyze airfield in one shot ...

Anche qui ... globaltimes.cn ... F-16 fighter jet deal deemed another US provocation amid rising Taiwan Straits tensions ...

Impagabili questi Cinesi ... stanno attuando una vasta politica espansionistica in varie zone del Mar Cinese Meridionale e in molte altre parti del mondo e quando qualcuno, sentendosi a rischio, tenta di prendere contromisure per la propria protezione ... si mettono a strillare e a proferir minacce ...

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A proposito dell'arma anti-aeroporti appena svelata dalla Cina ... un articolo (con video) fornisce ulteriori dettagli ...

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China has unveiled a new “smart” glide dispenser weapon that closely resembles the Raytheon AGM-154 Joint Stand-Off Weapon (JSOW). 
In a video posted by state-run China Central Television, or CCTV, this weekend, an orange-painted example of the weapon was shown, loaded on a trolley in what was reportedly a People’s Liberation Army Air Force storage facility.

 ... thedrive.com/the-war-zone ... New Chinese Air-Launched Glide Weapon Designed To Be An Airfield Killer ...

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Competizione HX in Finlandia ... i costi della pandemia non comporteranno ripercussioni negative sulla prosecuzione del programma ...

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The Finnish government’s budget proposal for 2021 has allayed concerns of delays or reduced funding for the Armed Forces’ (FAF) HX Fighter Program. 
The plan will effectively increase the military’s budgetary framework in 2021 by $2 billion to $5.8 billion to meet phase one of the project’s procurement costs.
The economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has forced Finland to significantly increase international borrowings and further load national debt, was feared to have a negative bearing of the fighter replacement project, particularly against the backdrop of a potential economic recession and grim forecasts of an 8 to 10 percent drop in GDP in 2020.
Instead, the 2021 budget both protects and moves forward the $12 billion national security capital investment.
The HX Fighter Program will have a “substantial effect” on the FAF’s budgetary position and finances from 2021, said the HX Program’s Director, Lauri Puranen.

... defensenews.com ... Finland’s $12 billion fighter plan dodges the post-pandemic budget ax ...

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Ricordo che quando in italia si parlava di 8000 posti di lavoro legati al programma F-35 (beninteso prima di tagli e rimodulazioni...) si alzò un coro di critiche che definivano le stime esagerate.

Per la gara in Canada RID riprende una stima già letta altrove relativa a 150000 posti...Francamente questi sembrano troppi.

https://www.portaledifesa.it/index~phppag,3_id,3751.html

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1 ora fa, Flaggy ha scritto:

Ricordo che quando in italia si parlava di 8000 posti di lavoro legati al programma F-35 (beninteso prima di tagli e rimodulazioni...) si alzò un coro di critiche che definivano le stime esagerate.

Per la gara in Canada RID riprende una stima già letta altrove relativa a 150000 posti...Francamente questi sembrano troppi.

https://www.portaledifesa.it/index~phppag,3_id,3751.html

Da RID ... "... la svedese Saab parteciperà in partnership con le canadesi IMP Aerospace & Defence, CAE e Peraton Canada ..."

Da un comunicato del Governo Canadese datato 31 Luglio ... "United States Government - The Boeing Company with Peraton Canada Corp., CAE Inc., L3 Technologies MAS Inc., GE Canada and Raytheon Canada Limited Services and Support Division" (https://www.canada.ca/en/public-services-procurement/news/2020/07/government-of-canada-receives-proposals-to-replace-its-fighter-jets.html)

:scratch:

 

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