Maxpane
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ohhh thats okay. thank you sir2017 tweet ...
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ohhh thats okay. thank you sir2017 tweet ...
ohhh thats okay. thank you sir
ap k mun main ghee shakar. hope its trueMostly likely it will be ready in May 2019
Daniyal u mean we integrate them in F16 or mirages or future western platforms?I don't know if this has been brought up but, as per Alan Warnes, the Chinese have developed a launch pylon, the Stand-alone Weapon & Fire Control System (SWFCS), which can be integrated on the Russian & Western fighter jets in order to enable them to fire Chinese weapons. If the system is effective it could mean a lot for PAF as well in its potential future acquisitions. Its already been tested on Su-27.
The wireless remote basically means, in theory, you could pair this to the F-16s (to fire Ra'ad and REK), but then remove them when someone checks. It takes care of the stand-off/air-to-surface strike issue for most platforms, but I don't think it'll do much for radar-guided AAMs or AShMs unless the targeting info is passed by a third-party platform, e.g., AEW&C or (if we want to push it) a radar in a pod.I don't know if this has been brought up but, as per Alan Warnes, the Chinese have developed a launch pylon, the Stand-alone Weapon & Fire Control System (SWFCS), which can be integrated on the Russian & Western fighter jets in order to enable them to fire Chinese weapons. If the system is effective it could mean a lot for PAF as well in its potential future acquisitions. Its already been tested on Su-27.
Chinese systems on eurofighter??
@MastanKhan sb..
I have gr8 respect for you and your lust for knowledge and education in a field that is not your profession but your hobby or obsession..
But its a humble request to tone down your rhetoric and the way you write your posts. One is cringed to read posts where another fellow member is belittled or called out for his remark, understanding or way of expression.
Think of others as juniors, development in progress or students. Why are you always volatile sir... Why put off the naive and the beginners. I urge you that if you think you know much then kindly share the knowledge without derogatory remarks. Its disturbing to say the least.
Good day sir
Hi,
When all posters are singing the same tune of "man behind the machine " mantra---they need to be given a wake up call---.
This is my 13th + year on this forum---and I have been writing about this B S of man behind the machine for that much time here---.
Is there a some kind of learning disability that young pakistanis are born with or are they eternally illiterate of learning---. Have they no concept how AI has taken over the technology---where machies do most of the owrk for the " man behind the machine " to compensate for much of the short comings---.
You must re-asses your views---. Pakistanis never learn with kind words---.
Mr Mastan don't talk to me in general terms regarding smart weapons and artificial intelligence. Be specific tell me where SU30 and M2K is superior to our jf17. You can start from BVR regime towards WVR and staffing. Go ahead shoot@Aasimkhan
Your quote " In the end it is the man behind the gun who matters. Result of the battle will be decided by the ones who are ready to go the extra mile "---.
I am surprised that you are so illiterate about modern warfare and modern weapons---.
Modern weapons have artificial intelligence---. The artificial intelligence will compensate for any shortcomings of the pilot---. A pilot of a modern aircraft is a vary capable pilot by default---.
Enemy pilots have more experience on their SU30's and M2K's---than pakistani pilots have on their JF17's---.
So forget about the myth about the man behind the machine---it is only to please the pakistani fanboys---.
To think that the enemy is a fool and his pilots inferior make you the enemy of your motherland---.
Hi,
When all posters are singing the same tune of "man behind the machine " mantra---they need to be given a wake up call---.
This is my 13th + year on this forum---and I have been writing about this B S of man behind the machine for that much time here---.
Is there a some kind of learning disability that young pakistanis are born with or are they eternally illiterate of learning---. Have they no concept how AI has taken over the technology---where machies do most of the owrk for the " man behind the machine " to compensate for much of the short comings---.
You must re-asses your views---. Pakistanis never learn with kind words---.
Mr Mastan don't talk to me in general terms regarding smart weapons and artificial intelligence. Be specific tell me where SU30 and M2K is superior to our jf17. You can start from BVR regime towards WVR and staffing. Go ahead shoot
Mr 13 plus years of key board warrior there are people who have spent more than 35 years in ops rooms, those who have shot down these planes from the skies, what you have seen in the movies or heard or tea books these people have done on ground with flying colurs. A person who thinks man behind the gun will be replaced is akin to an ostrich who has buried his head in the sand