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http://psk.blog.24heures.ch/archive/2018/06/19/des-rafale-marine-a-meringen-865854.html
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Ce sont des news qui tombent au bon moment je trouve (cf le désir latent de la Luftwaffe de prendre du F35 ou le futur choix Belge). Les clients potentiels non encore ferrés vont se rappeler que LM ne tient plus ses promesses depuis 15-20 ans (sur les coûts, les délais, les performances), et donc que le standard F4 en 2023 c'est encore de la poudre aux yeux.
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De plus en plus fort ! La légende est en marche. Khamenei Fires Air Force Chief over Israeli F-35 Deep Penetration of Iran’s Sky Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei fired Iranian air force commander Brigadier General Farzad Ismaili, who had been in office since 2010, because the latter had hid from him the fact that Israeli F-35 planes had penetrated Iran’s sky, the Kuwaiti daily Al Jarida reported on Saturday. The newspaper emphasized that it was the original media source that exposed the Israeli raids, which had taken place last March. Al Jarida cited senior Iranian military who said that only following its March report did the intelligence services of the Revolutionary Guards and the Iranian intelligence ministry begin to investigate the case, under direct orders from Khamenei. According to the newspaper’s investigation, the IAF F-35 “Adir” planes penetrated Iran’s airspace, circled high above Tehran, Karajrak, Isfahan, Shiraz and Bandar Abbas – and photographed Iran’s air defense system. One of the sources reported that Iran’s air defense system, including its Russian radar, did not detect the entry and exit of the fighter planes, and that Ismaili hid this information from the supreme leader to cover his corps’ failure. However, three weeks ago, Iranian intelligence discovered that the Israeli fighter jets had carried out this sortie as a test of the possibility of an undetected military attack on Iranian outposts and bases, during which they photographed those sensitive bases, evading the Russian S-300 missile system’s radar. According to Al Jarida, Iranian intelligence received top secret information that the Israeli fighter planes even managed to photograph Iran’s underground bases. Khamenei, who received this information, now suspects a cooperation between Russia and Israel, and that the Russians gave Israel the secret code of the Russian radar in Iran – according to the Kuwaiti newspaper. Khamenei fired the commander of Iran’s air defense system on May 29, replacing him with his deputy, General Alireza Sabahi-Fard.
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Major Tom finit son mandat en beauté ! Il se sera surement mis beaucoup de politiciens à dos, mais il n'en a plus rien à battre. Et il a plutôt raison.
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pas besoin de couler un bâtiment pour le mettre hors de combat. Une FREMM qui se serait pris un exocet perdra surement tout ou partie de ses moyens de défense (éléctricité coupée?, propulsion endommagée?). Et avec juste 110 marins, la lutte anti incendie, les secours aux blessés et la recherche d'avaries vont mobiliser du monde, pas dispo pour autre chose. Si tu es "humaniste", tu la laisse fuir à 5 noeuds. Si tu es un guerrier, tu la termine à la bombe guidée.
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absolument. 50% du parc de VBCI avec un 40CTA et une mitrailleuse coaxiale de 12.7 aurait été top.
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C'est pas un peu gros ? il est possible que la fleche ne perce pas la face avant, mais les flancs ou le cul... Idem pour une rafale de 40CTA en latéral ou dans le cul : certains doivent arriver à mordre ici ou la, casser une chenille, casser une roue, déglinguer une optique... Et puis en effeuillant la protection active, les obus de la 2eme rafale peuvent là aussi trouver leur chemin...
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trop cher mon fils !
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au lien de tirer un de 90 tu en tires 3 ou 5 de 40 explo. ca doit faire le boulot je pense.
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En terme de couac, le précédant Marocain aurait pourtant du largement suffire.... même si différent de celui ci. Je me demande ce que JY LE DRIAN en pense....
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La tension monte avec la livraison de F-35 à la Turquie ! ... pour l’instant, la Maison Blanche n’a pas encore pris position et se mue dans un silence assourdissant. http://psk.blog.24heures.ch/archive/2018/06/15/la-tension-monte-avec-la-livraison-de-f-35-a-la-turquie-865837.html
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Su 57 Intercepted F35 ??? (ca demande à être corrélé par une autre source). According to information provided by the Chinese network newspaper "East Day", on June 11, 2018 Russian Su-57 fighters, taking off from the Russian military air base "Khmeimim", intercepted the Israeli fighter F-35I Adir, which flew extremely close to the border of Syria from Lebanon . Earlier this was already reported by the portal Avia.pro, but today it was reported that it was the first air interception between the Russian fifth-generation fighter aircraft and F-35 fighters. As you know, the Israeli fighter F-35 had to retreat and return to the airspace of Israel, but experts have already called the first clash between the fifth-generation aircraft a landmark event. "Given the fact that the Israeli pilots had to retreat, the functionality of the F-35 is not as great as reported by the Pentagon and the Ministry of Defense of Israel. It is likely that the Israeli F-35 was testing Russian and Syrian air defense systems, but no official statements have been made about this yet , "experts conclude. It should be clarified that the incident itself occurred around midnight, while no aggressive actions by either Israel or Russia were noted. Experts do not rule out that in the near future Israel will once again try to seize the opportunity to penetrate Syrian airspace using fifth-generation fighters, which will demonstrate the high capabilities of these aircraft and will test them for the first time in real combat conditions, but modern Russian air defense systems may well knock down F -35, which will be a serious failure for an expensive program to create these fighters.
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un développement conjoint avec l'inde? (pour évincer le SPICE 250) A l'inde la réalisation de 70% des volumes des parties de l'AASM moyenne technologie : charge, propulseur. Peut être AD low end. Pour en abaisser le coût. A MBDA la réalisation des autodirecteurs high end et les 30% du reste pour conserver le savoir faire et l'autonomie. la charge d'un exocet c'est 165Kg. et ce qui reste de propergol pour bien foutre le feu. Pas si mal.
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Vu par une autres source : Lockheed Martin refused to Northrop Grumman and chose Raytheon to design, perhaps, the most important F-35 sensor, the enhanced aperture visualization system. "This is a serious blow, - said Richard Abulafia of Teal Group, when I asked him to discuss the decision. "And in terms of profitability, the F-35 is almost the only way out, and it also shows that they intend to cut costs for the F-35. Such serious changes as these happen very rarely, especially at this stage of the program." The Northrop Grumman system, long advertised as revolutionary, allows pilots to see 360 degrees around the aircraft, from above and from below, in front and behind, and giving the F-35 the ability to detect missile launches from a distance of up to 1600 kilometers. (standard official data - 1,280 km.), and also allowing the aircraft to strike ground artillery, had implementation problems for many years. The report of the Director of Operational, Military Tests and Evaluation for 2015 states: "However, the F-35B fleet showed only 14% of the FMC standard." The failures of the distributed aperture system (DAS), the EW system and the EOTS were the most significant criteria pushing the aircraft to partially combat-ready status (PMC). " OT & E [1] usually lists problems in order of importance. According to the defense consultant and member of the Breaking Defense Board of Contributors, Lauren Thompson, Raytheon's victory means "billion-dollar" earnings of the company. "The victory of the DAS will bring billions of dollars to Raytheon over the entire life cycle of the F-35 program, and the replacement of the supplier is part of Lockheed Martin's more serious move to cut costs for the program," she says. "Due to the fact that now most of the technical risk is removed from the program, cost reduction will be the top priority of managers." Lockheed announced its discontent with Northrop in April at the Singapore Air Show when Steve Smith, Lockheed's director of international trade development, Steve Smith, told Aviation Week: "We have found a supplier that can create a better DAS system at a lower price, which gives us a significant So, right now, we are trying to find ways to enter this production, there will be another company, not Northrop. " The Raytheon DAS will be integrated into the F-35, starting with the 15th series, which is expected to begin shipping in 2023. At the same time, Northrop, which supplies about 35% of the F-35, will remain the main supplier, as it makes the fuselage and radar with the active phased antenna array (AESA) of the aircraft. https://russianpulse.ru/warandpeace...n-class-caps-das-span-northrop-dlya-nbsp-f-35
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On va vite voir ca avec la Turquie. Ca tire dans les 2 sens on dirait.
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Imaginé un temps lors de la phase de conception, mais pas réalisé car : Coûteux pour une faible série. Ca accroissait encore la masse à vide du M. La pénalité en terme d'encombrement n'a pas été jugée trop significative, surtout qu'on partait d'un delta, à l'envergure déjà naturellement moins importante qu'un oiseau de même classe en config classique (typiquement le FA18).
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http://www.opex360.com/2018/06/09/peloton-allemand-remporte-ledition-2018-strong-europe-tank-challenge-chars-leopard-2a6/
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http://www.opex360.com/2018/06/09/peloton-allemand-remporte-ledition-2018-strong-europe-tank-challenge-chars-leopard-2a6/
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Même news d'une autre source : http://www.opex360.com/2018/06/11/nexter-kmw-presentent-leuro-main-battle-tank-premier-char-de-combat-franco-allemand/ IL A DE LA GUEULE JE TROUVE. Mais c'est un pis allé. Il faudra faire beaucoup mieux pour l'engin destiné à équiper nos 2 armées de terre.
