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more has came and undetected
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kalo itu nggak potoshop, itu kapal tipe apa ya? aneh banget?
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Great. If i'm not mistaken all the rest 19 f16 will be delivered this year. Am I right?
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wooowww.. its big developtment if england sold this fegate to us..
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S. Korea to create task force for indigenous fighter project
By Oh Seok-min
SEOUL, April 1 (Yonhap) -- South Korea plans to form an inter-agency team to handle the country's largest-ever acquisition project aimed at developing an indigenous fighter jet, officials here said Wednesday, which is already facing daunting challenges on the budget and technology transfer fronts.
Seoul's arms procurement agency is trying to speed up the 8.67 trillion won (US$7.84 billion) project, more than 10 years behind schedule. On Tuesday, it selected Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), the country's sole aircraft maker, as the preferred bidder.
Codenamed KF-X (Korean Fighter Experimental), the project calls for Seoul to develop its own fighter jet of the F-16 class to replace the aging fleet of F-4s and F-5s.
Some 120 jets are to be put into service starting around 2025, with the additional production cost estimated at 9.3 trillion won, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
"It is highly necessary to set up an around 70-member task force involving officials from the DAPA and relevant ministries, air force officers, and experts from home and abroad," a senior DAPA official said, requesting anonymity, stressing the need for a massive budget and transfer of cutting-edge technology. The team is tentatively named "Boramae (hawk) Task Force."
"We expect the task force to be launched in June after signing a final deal with the contractor that will oversee not only the whole development process but secure international cooperation," he added.
The DAPA aims to wrap up negotiations with KAI over price and technology-related issues by May for a final decision within the first half of this year. KAI joined the project in partnership with the U.S. defense firm Lockheed Martin, as the DAPA required bidders to have foreign technical assistance.
An artist's rendition of the indigenous Korean fighter jet (Yonhap file photo)
While the procurement agency is optimistic about securing "most of the key technologies," concerns have grown over whether the U.S. will provide South Korea with sensitive and sophisticated technologies, partly because the aircraft will be developed jointly with Indonesia.
In September last year, South Korea signed an agreement with the U.S. to receive key fighter technologies from 17 sectors in return for buying 40 Lockheed Martin F-35 fighters. The approval process by the U.S. government is under way.
South Korea is seeking key technologies including how to integrate the aircraft system with equipment such as radar and radio frequency jammers, according to officials.
"It would be far from easy for the U.S. to make a decision on the issue, as its technology would also be transferred to the Islamic state," an industry source said. Jakarta agreed with Seoul to cover 20 percent of the development cost.
In case the U.S. "refuses to share part of the key technologies we want, we are reviewing alternatives including seeking separate contracts with foreign assistance firms other than Lockheed in third countries," another DAPA official said. "Seoul and Washington have been in close government-level consultations on the matter."
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I think, Indonesia is not Islam country, but US still wont transfer technology to us in sensitive Tech..
By Oh Seok-min
SEOUL, April 1 (Yonhap) -- South Korea plans to form an inter-agency team to handle the country's largest-ever acquisition project aimed at developing an indigenous fighter jet, officials here said Wednesday, which is already facing daunting challenges on the budget and technology transfer fronts.
Seoul's arms procurement agency is trying to speed up the 8.67 trillion won (US$7.84 billion) project, more than 10 years behind schedule. On Tuesday, it selected Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), the country's sole aircraft maker, as the preferred bidder.
Codenamed KF-X (Korean Fighter Experimental), the project calls for Seoul to develop its own fighter jet of the F-16 class to replace the aging fleet of F-4s and F-5s.
Some 120 jets are to be put into service starting around 2025, with the additional production cost estimated at 9.3 trillion won, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
"It is highly necessary to set up an around 70-member task force involving officials from the DAPA and relevant ministries, air force officers, and experts from home and abroad," a senior DAPA official said, requesting anonymity, stressing the need for a massive budget and transfer of cutting-edge technology. The team is tentatively named "Boramae (hawk) Task Force."
"We expect the task force to be launched in June after signing a final deal with the contractor that will oversee not only the whole development process but secure international cooperation," he added.
The DAPA aims to wrap up negotiations with KAI over price and technology-related issues by May for a final decision within the first half of this year. KAI joined the project in partnership with the U.S. defense firm Lockheed Martin, as the DAPA required bidders to have foreign technical assistance.
While the procurement agency is optimistic about securing "most of the key technologies," concerns have grown over whether the U.S. will provide South Korea with sensitive and sophisticated technologies, partly because the aircraft will be developed jointly with Indonesia.
In September last year, South Korea signed an agreement with the U.S. to receive key fighter technologies from 17 sectors in return for buying 40 Lockheed Martin F-35 fighters. The approval process by the U.S. government is under way.
South Korea is seeking key technologies including how to integrate the aircraft system with equipment such as radar and radio frequency jammers, according to officials.
"It would be far from easy for the U.S. to make a decision on the issue, as its technology would also be transferred to the Islamic state," an industry source said. Jakarta agreed with Seoul to cover 20 percent of the development cost.
In case the U.S. "refuses to share part of the key technologies we want, we are reviewing alternatives including seeking separate contracts with foreign assistance firms other than Lockheed in third countries," another DAPA official said. "Seoul and Washington have been in close government-level consultations on the matter."
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I think, Indonesia is not Islam country, but US still wont transfer technology to us in sensitive Tech..
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I think it is just an Israeli lobby pressure who wants US not to transfer the technology to us, and I hope USA consider their own interest first instead of helping Israeli lobbies. Indonesia is not against USA now and in the future, instead we have a potential to be an ally just like in previous time during Soeharto leadership, but we do help Palestinian cause.
BTW. Recently, Obama administration has urged Israeli to give Palestinian the land based on 1965 Israeli-Palestinian border. So, I am very pleased with that recent statement.
I still remember when Israel government protested UN decision to put 1000 Indonesian soldiers in Israeli-Lebanese border after the recent war. They are quite sensitive to us.
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What they think is because too much moslem in Indonesia...
thats the point..They afraid we are going to bomb them...
so paranoid.
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What they think is because too much moslem in Indonesia...
They afraid we are going to bomb them...
so paranoid.
Dont also forget about disinformation tactic possibility conducted by the other participants on the bidding to discriminate KAI and Lockheed Martin proposal since the statements is not coming from the US officials at all. This news has already come up before the second bidding started.
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thank for your explanation bro @IndosI think it is just an Israeli lobby pressure who wants US not to transfer the technology to us, and I hope USA consider their own interest first instead of helping Israeli lobbies. Indonesia is not against USA now and in the future, instead we have a potential to be an ally just like in previous time during Soeharto leadership, but we do help Palestinian cause.
BTW. Recently, Obama administration has urged Israeli to give Palestinian the land based on 1965 Israeli-Palestinian border. So, I am very pleased with that recent statement.
I still remember when Israel government protested UN decision to put 1000 Indonesian soldiers in Israeli-Lebanese border after the recent war. They are quite sensitive to us.
i think they are not paranoid.. its article may get wrong data..What they think is because too much moslem in Indonesia...
They afraid we are going to bomb them...
so paranoid.
indonesia not islamic country kok.. we are semi secular country.. maybe times to closer with US rather than China kalo beraliansi mending ke US dan Jepang aja deh.. daripada China...
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