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Here is MR. Super Flanker's with massive A2A combat load.
We should go for his customized version e.g.- SU-35MKB.
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Here is MR. Super Flanker's with massive A2A combat load.
We should go for his customized version e.g.- SU-35MKB.
Su-35MKB seems to have been fitted with more hard points than the Eagle. There are hard points also on the top of the wings.
Joking!
Have all or any of Japan, Israel and SA already bought this plane? Unit cost is about 120 million USD. I have checked the specifications. Its ferry rang is 3,450 miles (3,000 nautical miles) with conformal fuel tanks and three external fuel tanks. The ferry range is a staggering 5,500 km!!!!
Isn't that the newest F15 Silent Eage? I heard South Korea bought them i guess
Here is MR. Super Flanker's with massive A2A combat load.
We should go for his customized version e.g.- SU-35MKB.
It just goes to say, if money is no problem, and air superiority is what you want, then the F-15 is the one to go for.
Obviously, it is exported to only a select group of nations due to sensitive technology. Not everyone can have it, regardless of how much money they have.
Silent Eagle has internal weapon bays. And yes, it is one of the competitors in South Korea's fighter tender.
South Korea currently uses the F-15K (Korean version of the Strike Eagle).
There's no such thing as Su-35MK
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There's no such thing as Su-35MK
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Wouldn't Chinese planes from the J-10 upwards be more appropriate for bangladesh?
They are cheaper.
Lower maintainence (single engine)
Similar technology to Western planes
Less political strings
No kill-switch
Saudi Arabia discovered that their F-15s had a kill-switch prgrammed into their IFF, radar and mission computer systems. This meant that if the Saudis wanted to target Israeli or American planes, the IFF and mission computer would fail to lock-on to their planes.
How would Bangladesh ensure similar kill-switches are not programmed into it's American equipment?
Wouldn't Chinese planes from the J-10 upwards be more appropriate for bangladesh?
They are cheaper.
Lower maintainence (single engine)
Similar technology to Western planes
Less political strings
No kill-switch
Saudi Arabia discovered that their F-15s had a kill-switch prgrammed into their IFF, radar and mission computer systems. This meant that if the Saudis wanted to target Israeli or American planes, the IFF and mission computer would fail to lock-on to their planes.
How would Bangladesh ensure similar kill-switches are not programmed into it's American equipment?
The J-10 cannot be exported to Bangladesh anytime soon. And by no means equal to the F-16's latest block (E/F Block 60). I'd be surprised if it meets or exceeds the F-16 C/D Block 52.
There are no such thing as 'kill switches' on American planes.
The J-10 cannot be exported to Bangladesh anytime soon. And by no means equal to the F-16's latest block (E/F Block 60). I'd be surprised if it meets or exceeds the F-16 C/D Block 52.
China can not sell J 10 , it uses Ukrainian or Russian engines , so it has copyright issue. J 10 only for China.