Maxpane
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Sir is this for jf 17?
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Sir is this for jf 17?
Doesn't matter who's 1st or second. Nigeria ordered 1 batch of 3, whilst Myanmar ordered 1 batch of 16. This delivery is for Myanmar thus the JF17M designation. For Nigeria it's JF17N, but we all know that. Nigeria has plans to order a 2nd batch of 3 aircraft.
Sir is this for jf 17?
In 2019Sir, what is the progress of deliveries to Nigeria?
Pakistan Air Force Needs Mig 25 like fighter jets which could fly up to 35 - 37 km high altitude and easily could penetrate into indian air space even S-400 on borders because S-400 can track the target up to 30 Km high altitude more than this limit S-400 can't trace nor it could kill it.
beggers cannot be choosers my friend. I have thought of the consequences of clustering but the answers are not so easy.
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Resource constraint in my view has various facets. Lack of trained personnel, ancillary support technologies, and administrative oversight demand clustering. We are not a developed setup where we have hundred and thousands of trained personnel. Transfer of material from one site to another has a cost to it. Considering all this clustering has been adopted. It is a necessity and accepts the limitation of ease of destruction in an attack as a plausible yet necessary /unavoidable action. I hope I have clarified my point of view. In any case in todays times where the location of each and every factory of strategic importance is known all it would require would be 2 different attacks rather than one and that should not be too difficult to manage for an opponent so it is at the end of the day a mute point in my very humble opinion.I don't understand your post. What does lack of finances has to do with not putting all your eggs in the same basket? The lesser the resources, the more cautious one should be to disperse/safeguard them not the other way round.
Is this a standardcustomary visit or is there more behind it.
ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Mujahid Anwar Khan visited Headquarters of Royal Saudi Air Force during an official visit of Saudi Arabia.
Resource constraint in my view has various facets. Lack of trained personnel, ancillary support technologies, and administrative oversight demand clustering. We are not a developed setup where we have hundred and thousands of trained personnel. Transfer of material from one site to another has a cost to it. Considering all this clustering has been adopted. It is a necessity and accepts the limitation of ease of destruction in an attack as a plausible yet necessary action. I hope I have clarified my point of view. In any case in todays times where the location of each and every factory of strategic importance is known all it would require would be 2 different attacks ratyer than one and that should not be too difficult to manage for an opponent so it is at the end of the day a mute point in my very humble opinion.
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Is this a standard customafy visit or is there more behind it.
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Normal customary visit that’s being blown out of proportion