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The Cobras today may not be at par with the new generation Attack Helos but they are still enough to make the TTP wet themselves. :lol:

I wonder if the Russians will offer us some tech?It's their only option in the Indo-Pak region as India rejected all of their aircraft in the MMRCA competition.

Is this the cost of the total project or does it exclude the cancelled engine which was planned to be made in India?

The nukes are a deterrent and not really something which the two countries will just use without proper planning.But your'e right about the trust deficit thing.Too bad our media wants to make 'peace' with them when they want us in pieces.

That way it will simply be another Gripen.

Okay....Heres my first one.In the late 90s,the German airforce decided to retire all of their F-4F Phantom II aircraft.Since nobody was interested in the airframes,it was decided to strip the aircraft down and to use the airframes for spares only.The PAF was offered the Phantom's J-79...

The Tejas would be a very good interceptor in terms of air to air combat.But,in a turning fight,I don't think it would be any better than the Mig-29(maybe even inferior).The reverse cranked wing profile can allow a very good vertical flight performance.But,in a turn,it simply won't bleed of...

The countries most likely to go to war are the developing ones.They will fight over things such as territory,natural resources etc.But,all of those countries would know what a full scale war would do to their economies.Look at Iran and Iraq when they went to war.Their economies were seriously...

The next war won't really be a proper war but;a series of small battles or skirmishes.Judging by the way we have allocated our resources,we have a good chance for victory.However,for both sides,it will also prove to be a war of attrition.The US will never support Pakistan even if a small battle...

We could look at the E-3s which the US may retire(I know it's a far fetched theory but anything can happen!).