Kyusuibu Honbu
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Yes - his contribution to world aerospace and that industry in Indonesia is not well publicized, and it should be.
B. J. Habibie - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Here is the Do 31 video, this German aircraft is the forerunner of today's F-22 and F-35 by seventy years. This is where vertical flight started. The British stole the technology and created Harriers etc.
That probably explains his community's poverty rates here in USAAbsolute bilge . This toilet cleaner progeny is resident unfortunately in the US when they allowed all Razaker's fleeing Bangladesh in 71.
Absolute bilge . This toilet cleaner progeny is resident unfortunately in the US when they allowed all Razaker's fleeing Bangladesh in 71. He is a pathological hater of India and Indians,
He spent most of his time convincing the world that everyone in Bangladesh only drive Lamborghinis. and Ferraris when all Indians drive around in TATA nano
Its pointless discussing with a Moron
That probably explains his community's poverty rates here in USA
I am aware Harriers were culmination several years of British Aerospace efforts to develop fighter jet which doesn't need runways and after several initial failures managed to get it working in 1967
Its was major milestone set British Aerospace in the field, something even American or Soviet had not managed to achieve at that time
Americans were so impressed with it that project which went to become F-35 was initially conceived as replacement for Harriers
I just wanted a British perspective on it
Of course, Indian economy would come crashing down without B'deshi cooperation, after all it's the sole tiger economy in south asiaLast time I checked the per capita Nominal GDP, that of your country was worse than that of Bangladesh.
Your country is officially poorer than Bangladesh and is of course way worse in many Health and Education HDI parameters as well.
Per capita GDP for PPP terms is still a little better, but not for long, I assure you. No cause for jealousy.
Bangladesh is the third or fourth largest remittance source for India, there are at least five or six lakh illegal Indian workers working in Dhaka alone.
Your economy runs on help from Bangladesh, at least partially. Your tourism and health sectors in India run exclusively on Bangladesh patronage.
Bangladesh is your cash cow.
And of course India's per capita GDP nominal is far below that of Indonesia, not even in the same league.
And your bhakts are insulting Indonesian aerospace, comedy at its best.
If you had concentrated on producing Lungis instead of paying the HAL idiots for aerospace structures, maybe would have come to some use.
And you don't do that?Calling people names accomplishes nothing here, except showing the unfortunate state of your intellectual development and family background.
Never seen anything knowledgeable in your posts , all you do here is either mocking India or accusing all Indians of being sanghisWe all come here to gain knowledge and discuss, not to get needlessly attacked in unprovoked manner and verbally abused by the likes of you.
Just Indian economy?Of course, Indian economy would come crashing down without B'deshi cooperation, after all it's the sole tiger economy in south asia
Calling people names accomplishes nothing here, except showing the unfortunate state of your intellectual development and family background.
We all come here to gain knowledge and discuss, not to get needlessly attacked in unprovoked manner and verbally abused by the likes of you.
Yak in Soviet Russia was making VTOL fighters about the same time as the UK first did. The first Soviet VTOL jet was Yak 36, shown below. Although development began the same time as in the UK, It first publicly flew in 1963, about the same time as the P1127 - which was the Harriers' grand daddy. So there's your UK "milestone".
P1127 (experimental) was developed into Kestrel, then to Harrier in the UK in the early sixties.
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Yak 36 VTOL jet. This was followed by Yak-38, 41 and 141 VTOL models.
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Yak 41 and 141 Jets side by side
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Yak 141 was the world's first supersonic VTOL jet
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