AbhimanyuShrivastav
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Its like a homeless person pointing out a fault in someone else's house
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I guess the Indian members have no other means to salvage themselves except repeatedly use the term 'obsession' as a scoring point....do enlighten me how copy pasting a news item from an Indian source can be termed as obsession, did i add any pov to the feature or demean the equipment like Indians never fail to do, be it the JF-17 or some Pakistani missile tests. Had i said that the IN can use the carrier for point defence or that in case of any misadventure, the MiGs can be escorted to a nearby Pakistani base.....then by all means, hunt in pack and take shots, until then, it's a defence forum and i will keep posting related matters regardless of the cheap banter from Indians just to satisfy their egos .Amazing, isn't it? And the most comical irony is that he frequently accuses Indians of being obsessed about Pakistan.
F16 escorted Su 30mki story .....I guess the Indian members have no other means to salvage themselves except repeatedly use the term 'obsession' as a scoring point....do enlighten me how copy pasting a news item from an Indian source can be termed as obsession, did i add any pov to the feature or demean the equipment like Indians never fail to do, be it the JF-17 or some Pakistani missile tests. Had i said that the IN can use the carrier for point defence or that in case of any misadventure, the MiGs can be escorted to a nearby Pakistani base.....then by all means, hunt in pack and take shots, until then, it's a defence forum and i will keep posting related matters regardless of the cheap banter from Indians just to satisfy their egos .
Yes it's lodged on your mind as truth is hard to swallow. . keep repeating same, you will get to accept it...one day.F16 escorted Su 30mki story .....
Good for you@Windjammer and I are brothers in it
I guess the Indian members have no other means to salvage themselves except repeatedly use the term 'obsession' as a scoring point....do enlighten me how copy pasting a news item from an Indian source can be termed as obsession, did i add any pov to the feature or demean the equipment like Indians never fail to do, be it the JF-17 or some Pakistani missile tests. Had i said that the IN can use the carrier for point defence or that in case of any misadventure, the MiGs can be escorted to a nearby Pakistani base.....then by all means, hunt in pack and take shots, until then, it's a defence forum and i will keep posting related matters regardless of the cheap banter from Indians just to satisfy their egos .
I still not able to understand, how on the earth you come up with this kind of story ? SeriouslyYes it's lodged on your mind as truth is hard to swallow. . keep repeating same, you will get to accept it...one day.
Allow me to enlighten you with what's obsession, beginning of the month, Pakistan tested it's ALCM, a system that's been tested before but just read through it, 30 pages of heartburn and butthurt comments from your country fellows, and unlike Indian members, Pakistani members don't have the obsessive nature to hunt in packs and cover their shortcomings.You know why only you are mocked for this India hating obsession, and not even the overtly hatred fille @Zarvan? Your posting history:
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@Zarvan can say that he just pastes the news he sees. You cannot - you clearly post only one kind of news.
Barely a week after Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar witnessed the ongoing theatre-level naval exercise TROPEX-15 on board the newly acquired INS Vikramaditya , reliable information suggests that the aircraft carrier’s operation is crippled, owing to issues with its integral fleet of MiG-29K fighter jets.
Nearly 30 of the RD-33MK engines powering the twin-engine MiG-29K aircraft attached to the ‘Black Panther’ squadron have packed up ever since aviation activities got under way from the deck of the refurbished Soviet-era carrier that was inducted into the Indian Navy in Russia in November, 2013.
“The Naval fighter carries out high-speed landing by hooking on to any of the arrester wires stretched across the flight deck. In case it fails to hook, it should take off all over again. If an engine fails during flight, the fighter is forced to do a single-engine landing. But its power to take off just in case the arrester wires are missed is suspect. Therefore, the carrier doesn’t operate too far away from the shores,” a source said.
In other words, Vikramaditya remains tethered to the region — forced to operate within a 200 nautical mile radius of Karwar with an airfield in the vicinity, said a naval veteran familiar with the development.
Training still on
A senior officer, however, said flying operations and training of Indian naval pilots from the deck ofVikramaditya were being done in a phased manner.
“The aircraft is just too good and has a very powerful engine. To allay the fears of pilots, we have asked Russian Aircraft Corporation MiG to prove single-engine landing of MiG-29 K on board the Russian carrier Admiral Kuznetsov. This will happen in a fortnight,” the officer said.
As many as 21 of the 45 MiG 29K fighters ordered by the Navy have been delivered so far. Of these, some 13 have been accepted after trials.
The public sector aviation major Hindustan Aeronautics Limited has proposed to put in place requisite infrastructure at its Koraput unit for carrying out maintenance and overhaul of the RD33 MK engines powering the MiG 29K aircraft.
INS Vikramaditya’s operation crippled - The Hindu
Too much in what regard?Well we are asking for the OEM to demonstrate the capability to do an emergency landing and take off with just a single engine...I think this is too much.