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lol, you mean like India did with the Su-35?
Su-35??? ,India does not have that platform , it is Su-30mki customized version with french and Israeli avionics.
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lol, you mean like India did with the Su-35?
Su-35??? ,India does not have that platform , it is Su-30mki customized version with french and Israeli avionics.
again china will beat japan all hands up if even they get f 22
again china will beat japan all hands up if even they get f 22
If japs get F22, then it would be easy for them to beat the crap out of N.Koreans just incase a war broke out. However, $290 million does sounds like too much money to me!
Are you saying China has plans to fight Japan? Japan is more concerned with N. Korea and Russia then they are China. Do they have a reason to be concerned over China?
It is US who introduced the world to 'stealth'. It is US who demonstrated that it is possible to operationally deploy two distinct methods of RCS reduction -- angled faceting and exploiting the 'creeping wave' effect with curved surfaces.
Usually, it is the Chinese who starts ringing alarm bells throughout Asia whenever Japan tries to build up its forces. I think there is little possibility that Japan and China will cooperate with each other in the matter of defence. Simply speaking, they do not have a common enemy.Japan would be better of developing its own stealth plane (which its only half-committed to). Or better yet join hands with China. Japan is warming up with her Asian brothers and sisters, only a few idiots are left in power. If only Japan realized the stupidity of her actions, the nation will prosper so much more!
I've noticed they've slowly smartening up, but too little too late it seems!
Do you know why congress killed the f22, it was wayy too advanced for any thing even the russians could throw at it,
True, but a bit of a misrepresentation, give credit where it is due:
"Ironically, given the Soviet Union's failure to exploit stealth technology, the key breakthrough in developing a stealth airplane came from theoretical studies by Pytor Ufimtsev, the chief scientist at the Moscow Institute of Radio Engineering. Ufimtsev's conclusions, published in the West, were studied by Lockheed engineer Denys Overholser, who recognized that they enabled the systematic analysis of an aircraft's shape to assess its radar reflectivity. Overholser discussed his findings with Ben R. Rich, the chief of Lockheed's famed “Skunk Works” advanced development team."
The soviets just didn't have the computer power available to run the algorithms to find the optimized shapes. Of course, even if they did, they didn't have the precision machining or material science expertise to make the plane they designed, so it is a bit of a moot point.
If that engineer had the computer time, and the soviets more money, things might have turned out differently.
Stealth Aircraft - History of Stealth Aircraft | Encyclopedia.com: Oxford Companion to American Military History
Oh i didn't know that, the lack of any visible progress by Pakistan in the nuclear field compared to India till 1974 made me assume, the absence of any program. Thanks for the info. Yes Dr Abdus Salam does ring a bell, he won the Noble Prize, didn't he??