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<blockquote data-quote="SuperEtendard" data-source="post: 170977" data-attributes="member: 128">Como bien dice AMX&quot;Experts and engineers from both the French Navy and Northrop concluded that only a few minor modifications (worth as much of a F-18 at the time) would be necessary on the carriers, mainly concerning the catapults and jet blast deflectors. Furthermore, the elevators were entirely compatible with the Hornet. Compatibility tests were planned with two US Navy F/A-18C Hornets (VI Fleet) aboard the Foch (R99) during the month of August 1989, but the carrier docked for the Mediterranean Sea on August 19th and mission Capselle. The Foch returned on September 25th, but no Hornet ever did land on its deck or that of the Clemenceau, because the government abandoned the program. The killing of the French Hornet program was partly compensated by the three fold decision to upgrade the F-8E Crusader to the F-8P (P for Prolongé) standard, to allot the first Rafales to the Navy and not the Air Force, and finally to readjust the budgetary balance of the program in favour of the Navy.&quot;<img src="http://frenchnavy.free.fr/projects/hornet/images/hornet-001.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /><img src="http://frenchnavy.free.fr/projects/hornet/images/hornet-008.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Saludos</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SuperEtendard, post: 170977, member: 128"] Como bien dice AMX "[B]Experts and engineers from both the French Navy and Northrop concluded that only a few minor modifications (worth as much of a F-18 at the time) would be necessary on the carriers, mainly concerning the catapults and jet blast deflectors. Furthermore, the elevators were entirely compatible with the Hornet.[/B] Compatibility tests were planned with two US Navy F/A-18C Hornets (VI Fleet) aboard the Foch (R99) during the month of August 1989, but the carrier docked for the Mediterranean Sea on August 19th and mission Capselle. The Foch returned on September 25th, but no Hornet ever did land on its deck or that of the Clemenceau, because the government abandoned the program. The killing of the French Hornet program was partly compensated by the three fold decision to upgrade the F-8E Crusader to the F-8P (P for Prolongé) standard, to allot the first Rafales to the Navy and not the Air Force, and finally to readjust the budgetary balance of the program in favour of the Navy." [IMG]http://frenchnavy.free.fr/projects/hornet/images/hornet-001.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://frenchnavy.free.fr/projects/hornet/images/hornet-008.jpg[/IMG] Saludos [/QUOTE]

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