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Indian Rafale: Nothing new under the sun
Some French media have packed a bit yesterday, referring to the fact that India can control up to 189 Rafale combat aircraft, 63 more than the 126 contract currently under negotiation. This possibility, raised during the visit to France by the Indian Minister of Foreign Affairs, is actually not new. From the beginning, and it was officially stated several times, the Indian program MMRCA (Medium Multi-Role Combat Aircraft) shall relate to 126 aircraft, with optional bracket including a possible reordered a lot additional of 50% the initial contract (ie exactly 63 devices).
In the final against the Eurofighter, Rafale has emerged in 2012 as first choice for the Indian authorities. These are, therefore, entered into exclusive negotiations with the French team, led by Dassault Aviation industrially. Discussions are continuing with a view to ending - happy that Paris hopes - in 2013. A period which may seem long but is easily explained by the complexity of the contract, which involves a significant transfer of technology to the Indians to make their future aircraft on site...
Cool Down Boys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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is that TV camera on the nose looking towards us or away?
In IAF..Mig-27,,Mig-21,,Sea harrier,,Tejas are just craps,,,![]()
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dont worry toilets will be constructed tooBut Jairam Ramesh must be pulling his hair out considering that he wanted the money to buy toilets instead!!![]()