¿será que le bajan el cuenta kilometros? Je Je...
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¿será que le bajan el cuenta kilometros? Je Je...
Acelerando en reversa
Tendrian que hacer toda la ruta 40 para que tenga un número decente...
La que tengo acá escondida
. Escondidota
Hacia fines del año pasado Marruecos recibió 3 F-1B cuya venta había sido anunciada en Abril del 2014:
France Offers Three Combat Aircraft “Mirage F1B” To Morocco
The French air force has delivered to their Moroccan counterpart three “Mirage F1B” fighters. The jets were refurbished before being handed over to the Kingdom, who would dedicate them to training Moroccan Air Force pilots.
Fighters have been delivered to Morocco after improving their manoeuvres’ capacity to 80%, according to the French website Intelligence Online, quoted by Al Massae.
In 2012, Morocco has also “renovated” its 27 Mirage F1 MF2000. The Royal Air Forces has now a fleet of sixty fighter aircraft and helicopters, including 24 F16 aircraft purchased for 2.5 billion dollars.
The Moroccan Times.( 21/04/2014)
http://themoroccantimes.com/2014/04/4662/france-offers-three-combat-aircraft-mirage-f1b-to-morocco
Se me estaria complicando entender:
Dos sda? dos entre los 4 candidatos?
Un sda? en dos versiones?
Un sda, mitad en reynolds mitad en tandil?
Una maqueta de uno de los sda, mitad en reynolds mitad en tandil?
De la FAA, me llega que en la tropa se corre el rumor de que el pleno va arriba del coreano.
Por ahora hay una sola...
En teoría,ojo.
Argentina evaluates M-346 as potential combat fighter
Gareth Jennings, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
21 October 2016
The Argentine Air Force (Fuerza Aérea Argentina - FAA) has evaluated the Alenia Aermacchi M-346 Master advanced jet trainer and light fighter as a potential new front-line platform.
FAA pilots flew the aircraft in Italy on 12 and 13 October, the Italian Ministry of Defence (MoD) disclosed on 19 October. The FAA delegation was hosted by the Italian Air Force's (Aeronautica Militare Italiana - AMI) 61° Stormo (Wing) at Lecce.
In an article posted on its website, the Italian MoD noted that the FAA was especially interested in testing the M-346's air-to-air and air-to-surface capabilities. Although billed primarily as a jet trainer platform, the M-346 does have a secondary offensive capability.
Fitted with nine hardpoints (four under each wing and one on the centreline for an optional cannon pod), the M-346 can carry a range of 'dumb' and 'smart' munitions, such as Mk 82/83/84 unguided bombs and GBU-12/16 and Opher Mk 82 guided bombs. It can also carry six Durandal anti-runway dispensers, four BRD-4 or LAU-7/LAU-5002/LAU-32 rocket pods, four AIM-9 Sidewinder or Diehl IRIS-T AAMs, four AGM-65 Maverick ASMs, or four Brimstone anti-armour/low-collateral missiles. The Rafael RecceLite reconnaissance pod has also been integrated, and while no radar has yet been fitted, Alenia Aermacchi's parent company Leonardo has said that this can be done at a customer's request.
The Italian evaluation came on the back of a similar visit to South Korea in September, where the FAA put the Korean Aerospace Industries (KAI) FA-50 Fighting Eagle through its paces. The FAA is looking for a new fighter type following the retirement of the Dassault Mirage III and Mirage 5 fleets in late 2015, and the subsequent grounding of the Douglas A-4R Fightinghawk fleet. IHS Jane's understands that the service is looking at between 10 and 12 new aircraft to field a credible combat capability.
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An Argentine Air Force pilot in the rear-seat of the M-346 Master during an evaluation that took place in Italy in mid-October. (Italian MoD)
Gareth Jennings, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
21 October 2016
The Argentine Air Force (Fuerza Aérea Argentina - FAA) has evaluated the Alenia Aermacchi M-346 Master advanced jet trainer and light fighter as a potential new front-line platform.
FAA pilots flew the aircraft in Italy on 12 and 13 October, the Italian Ministry of Defence (MoD) disclosed on 19 October. The FAA delegation was hosted by the Italian Air Force's (Aeronautica Militare Italiana - AMI) 61° Stormo (Wing) at Lecce.
In an article posted on its website, the Italian MoD noted that the FAA was especially interested in testing the M-346's air-to-air and air-to-surface capabilities. Although billed primarily as a jet trainer platform, the M-346 does have a secondary offensive capability.
Fitted with nine hardpoints (four under each wing and one on the centreline for an optional cannon pod), the M-346 can carry a range of 'dumb' and 'smart' munitions, such as Mk 82/83/84 unguided bombs and GBU-12/16 and Opher Mk 82 guided bombs. It can also carry six Durandal anti-runway dispensers, four BRD-4 or LAU-7/LAU-5002/LAU-32 rocket pods, four AIM-9 Sidewinder or Diehl IRIS-T AAMs, four AGM-65 Maverick ASMs, or four Brimstone anti-armour/low-collateral missiles. The Rafael RecceLite reconnaissance pod has also been integrated, and while no radar has yet been fitted, Alenia Aermacchi's parent company Leonardo has said that this can be done at a customer's request.
The Italian evaluation came on the back of a similar visit to South Korea in September, where the FAA put the Korean Aerospace Industries (KAI) FA-50 Fighting Eagle through its paces. The FAA is looking for a new fighter type following the retirement of the Dassault Mirage III and Mirage 5 fleets in late 2015, and the subsequent grounding of the Douglas A-4R Fightinghawk fleet. IHS Jane's understands that the service is looking at between 10 and 12 new aircraft to field a credible combat capability.
Want to read more? For analysis on this article and access to all our insight content, please enquire about our subscription options ihs.com/contact
An Argentine Air Force pilot in the rear-seat of the M-346 Master during an evaluation that took place in Italy in mid-October. (Italian MoD)
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SnAkE_OnE
Por que hablamos del MIII/MV cuando el MinDef o la FAA solamente se estan refiriendo al reemplazo del A-4Ar?
Puede ser por que me quedé con el tema del reemplazo de los Mirage.
Pero bueno, vos me entendes.
La plata para la compra aparece o no?
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SnAkE_OnE
Chi lo sa!
Acordate que soy lenteja para comprender cosas que no incluyan malas palabras o insultos.
Tronador II
Colaborador
El otro punto a dilucidar es si el presupuesto por la compra de los FA50 (o similar) podría llegar a salir de otra cartera
Tronador II
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Quien lo sabe....en tano
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