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You have got the whole terminology wrong.......no one claimed that the picture was taken in any French facility, nor that it's a Rafale in the picture....or the person is a pilot.......Basically the picture is from Mirage Rebuild Facility in Pakistan and that is a Pakistani Engineer supporting the Rafale patch, which makes it all the more interesting.
is the patch about Rafale? J10 has a similar profile....
Remember the drawing of an EF2000 on a F4 explaining it kills a Rafale during exercise....
 
Congrats Indian Air Force for successful acquisition of Rafale F3 standard with ISE fighter aircraft. India will embark on a new era of advanced fighter aircraft on September 2019. I hope that Rafale will end any future opportunities to work on Sukhoi project at HAL. Let Mahindra, TASL and Adani take the lead. I personally see TASL will potentially become Indian aerospace giant. I can feel that IAF may order additional Rafale soon.
https://exoatmospheric.wordpress.co...eadies-airbase-to-welcome-rafale-fighter-jet/

Yea sure, Like Feb 27? Why do you Clowns keeping popping up like Pop-Corn on PDF? And what do you indian guys do on BR Forum - do you kiss each other or something and make out? :omghaha:
 
Yea sure, Like Feb 27? Why do you Clowns keeping popping up like Pop-Corn on PDF? And what do you indian guys do on BR Forum - do you kiss each other or something and make out? :omghaha:
Looks like butt hurt. Why did you reject F-16 upgrade proposal? Looks like you like to kiss Chinese butt. How about you buy some L-15 and paint them with uncle Xi cock.
 
These pics and video were taken in Mirage Rebuilt Factory of Pakistan Aeronautical Complex .... the person in the pic is one of the Engineers (not the pilot) of Mirage Rebuilt Factory

No one is claiming that the plane in background in both pics and video is a Rafale jet, or the pic is taken in France, or the Person have flown Rafale jet ..... so you are getting it all wrong .....

All what Pakistani posters are doing is to try to understand/explore the probable connection of this engineer with Dassault and/or with Rafale jet based on silhouette

Maybe the guy saved a few months salary, and ordered something from Internet, LOL.

https://aero-passion.fr/en/patches/31548-patch-red-arrows-uk.html

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8 € for a large one.
 
So you didn't enjoy AAMRAM up your stinky behind? What you really wanted was Xi's dick?

Looks like butt hurt. Why did you reject F-16 upgrade proposal? Looks like you like to kiss Chinese butt. How about you buy some L-15 and paint them with uncle Xi cock.
 
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Indian top brass visiting the Dassault Merignac assembly line today.
 
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Dassault releases first photos of airborne RB-002, India's second Rafale jet
1 min read . Updated: 09 Oct 2019, 08:08 PM ISTStaff Writer
  • The first batch of four Rafale jets will fly to their home base in India by May 2020
  • The aircraft has a tail number RB-002, denoting the initials of Air Chief Marshal Rakesh Bhadauria who played a key role in striking the ₹59,000-cr deal for the jets
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A day after Defence Minister Rajnath Singh formally took delivery of the first of the 36 Rafale multi-role fighter jets, Dassault Aviation, the French company that manufactures the jets, has released the first airborne photographs of the second aircraft with the tail number RB-002.

The first batch of four Rafale jets will fly to their home base in India by May 2020. All 36 jets are expected to arrive in India by September 2022.

On Tuesday, Singh had attended the handover ceremony along with his French counterpart Florence Parly at aircraft maker Dassault Aviation facility in Merignac, southwestern France.

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All 36 jets are expected to arrive in India by September 2022
The RB001 Rafale, denoting the initials of Air Chief Marshal Rakesh Bhadauria who played a key role in striking the ₹59,000-crore deal for the jets in his previous role as IAF deputy chief, was unveiled with the Indian tricolour as its backdrop.

Parly described the Rafale as a symbol of the best France has to offer India to protect its sovereignty and also of the French commitment to the 'Make in India' initiative.

This range of Rafale fighter jets have been specially designed to meet the needs of the IAF, which its manufacturer described as a new step in the company's long-standing relationship with India.

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This range of Rafale fighter jets have been specially designed to meet the needs of the IAF
In Bordeaux, Singh began with a tour of Dassault Aviation's final Rafale assembly line. He was accompanied by Armed Forces personnel including Air Marshall Harjit Singh Arora. Representatives of the top military brass from the French side were also present on the occasion.

(PTI contributed to this story)
 

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