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the topic is not F35.
you got any of your world famous citations specifically for aegis??
if you cannot handle the heat then buzz off...
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the topic is not F35.
you got any of your world famous citations specifically for aegis??
cant win a debate, then resort to abuse....Indian trait
didnt i tell you to go to indian defence and discuss your imported military....go on mate i know you can find it
unless you show me a reputable citation specific to aegis, your wishful thinking stands as it is.You're an idiot.
F-22, F-35, M1 Abrams tanks. They are all downgraded. Aegis is no exception.
since you're not making much sense, the least you could is spell right.
Versions of Aegis BMD System
Currently fielded versions of the Aegis BMD system are called the 3.6.1 version and the newer and more capable 4.0.1 version. MDA and Navy plans call for fielding increasingly capable versions in coming years; these planned versions are called 5.0, 5.1, and 5.2. Improved versions feature improved processors and software, and are to be capable of using improved versions of the SM-3 interceptor missile (see Table 1). MDA states that an in-service Aegis ship with a 3.6.1 BMD capability can be upgraded to a 4.0.1 BMD capability for about $45 million to $55 million.
Allied Participation and Interest in Aegis BMD Program
Japan
Japan’s interest in BMD, and in cooperating with the United States on the issue, was heightened in August 1998 when North Korea test-fired a Taepo Dong-1 ballistic missile that flew over Japan before falling into the Pacific.[SUP]25[/SUP]
In addition to cooperating with the United States on development of technologies for the SM-3 Block IIA missile, Japan is modifying all six of its Aegis destroyers with an approximate equivalent of the 3.6.1 version Aegis BMD system. (Japan’s previous plans called for modifying four of the six ships.) As of December 2010, four of Japan’s Aegis ships had received the modification.[SUP]26[/SUP]
Japanese BMD-capable Aegis ships have conducted four flight tests of the Aegis BMD system using the SM-3 interceptor, achieving three successful exo-atmospheric intercepts
The Japanese Aegis is equivalent to the Aegis 3.6.1, the version on-board majority of USN's Ticonderoga class cruiser's and Arleigh Burke Destroyers. Japanese Destroyers have also participated in the Aegis BMD tests, scoring 3 direct hits out of 4.
Inferior versions of comparable American Aegis.
In the F-35, the stealth was significantly reduced. In the M1 Abrams, the armor was significantly reduced.
With the Aegis, I would guess the range, resolution, number of simultaneous targets, etc. were all reduced.
Roy, he is actually right. The SM3 is available only on the American Aegis. Just for future info.This is exactly why no one takes you seriously. I gave you proper source (a report from the Congressional Research Service!), which says that Japanese Destroyers are equipped with Aegis 3.6.1, same as what USN cruisers and destroyers have on board. Even then you keep blabbering on like a broken record.
Its time for you to prove that the Chinese system is better than the Aegis 3.6.1, if you can't do that then shut your trap and save yourself from further embarrassment.
Roy, he is actually right. The SM3 is available only on the American Aegis. Just for future info.
In addition to cooperating with the United States on development of technologies for the SM-3 Block IIA missile, Japan is modifying all six of its Aegis destroyers with an approximate equivalent of the 3.6.1 version Aegis BMD system. (Japan’s previous plans called for modifying four of the six ships.) As of December 2010, four of Japan’s Aegis ships had received the modification.
Source: http://www.defence.pk/forums/chines...guided-missile-destroyer-3.html#ixzz256rzbmJf
Roy, he is actually right. The SM3 is available only on the American Aegis. Just for future info.
That is news to me, thanks for the update. What I stated was from first hand knowledge, maybe my info is outdated!Wrong Hyperion, read my previous post, the SM3 has been developed in collaboration with the Japanese.
Page 12 of this report,
http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/weapons/RL33745.pdf
Thank you. I hate dumb Indians. Where the hell am I going to find specifications for a classified Aegis system to prove the specific downgrades? It's hard enough to find the citations for the specific F-35 and M1 downgrades.
Unless some government ministry in a foreign country unintentionally releases the information, it is virtually impossible to prove. However, it does not change the fact that it is official U.S. government policy to downgrade military equipment for export.
Anyway, I'm done with the Indian trolls. They've wasted enough of my time for tonight.
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Japanese Aegis are inferior to current American Aegis
The Japanese Kongo Aegis are equivalent to the earliest American Flight I Arleigh Burke.
The Japanese Atago Aegis are equivalent to the second-generation American Flight II Arleigh Burke.
The current American Aegis is the fourth-generation Flight III.
Want me to say it again? The United States only exports inferior military equipment. The Japanese Aegis are equivalent to old flight I and II Arleigh Burkes. I am also willing to bet that they have been downgraded in important ways.
For the last time, only stupid Indians believe exported American military equipment is just as good as the real original American versions. That is simply false.
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Arleigh Burke class destroyer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Fully loaded:
Flight I: 8,315 t (8,184 long tons; 9,166 short tons)
Flight II: 8,400 t (8,300 long tons; 9,300 short tons)
Flight IIA: 9,200 t (9,100 long tons; 10,100 short tons)
Flight III: 10,000 t (9,800 long tons; 11,000 short tons)[3]"
Arleigh Burke class destroyer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"The Kongō class (こんごう型護衛艦 Kongō-gata Goeikan?) of guided missile destroyers serves as the core ship of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF)'s Escort Flotillas. They are a modification of the United States Navy's Arleigh Burke class (Flight I)."
Atago class destroyer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"The Atago class of guided missile destroyer (あたご型護衛艦|atago-gata-go-ei-kan?) is an improved version of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF)'s Kongō class destroyers. It is a Japanese variant of the United States Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer (Flight IIA)."