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We have J-10, J-11, J-15, J-16, JH-8, and the new J-20 and J31. What's your excuse.
Too many platforms, shows inefficiencies in military planning
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We have J-10, J-11, J-15, J-16, JH-8, and the new J-20 and J31. What's your excuse.
Myanmar, according to whom? Right Pakistani media.
Remember the news reports about the done deal, deal about to be signed, and o LA LA moments regarding Malaysia and Sri Lanka?
And yes, India not only gives economic aid to Myanmar, including 500 million $ given in 2013, but also has big energy deals with them.
I compared two nations trying to achieve something new. For USA, it is F-35, for us its Tejas.
I just quoted your post, that's it. And yes Tejas is not operational, it just received the initial operation clearance a year ago, and recently been inducted. But unlike you, we are not in a hurry , after all Tejas won't be our front line combact jet, so we can give it more time to mature further, which you cannot afford wrt JF-17.
well he is wrong you4 own IAF pointed out that Tejas is a Failure ... you dont need us to tell you about that .... and about the defence capabilities you have most of them thanks to other nation .. you are the biggest arm importer of the world .. you dream in the nights that pakistan and china will attack you and wake up early in the morning make a call to russia and gets more weapons that is your strategy ....dude u went offtopic.its about tejas and u started bashing all indian agency.he just pointed out that these agencies are also capable in building high-end equipment.
Not more than the Americans. Always improve, especially since we started so far back.Too many platforms, shows inefficiencies in military planning
Not more than the Americans. Always improve, especially since we started so far back.
Too many platforms, shows inefficiencies in military planning
well he is wrong you4 own IAF pointed out that Tejas is a Failure ... you dont need us to tell you about that .... and about the defence capabilities you have most of them thanks to other nation .. you are the biggest arm importer of the world .. you dream in the nights that pakistan and china will attack you and wake up early in the morning make a call to russia and gets more weapons that is your strategy ....
Tejas will not be operational even after 2020, mark my word for it, judging by the slow and painstaking progress on it. is the quartz radome issue solved yet? what about the landing gear and more weight despite using composites? So many wrongs are taking it off the track.
Yes, but we have only ONE source, so PLAAF only needs to deal with one supplier that is pretty efficient.
..........The platforms I named are fourth gen, the Americans have far more fourth generation variations than we do. In terms of fifth generation, we both have two.Actually no...the idea behind the JSF is a single platform that can cover most categories for all forces. They're (the USA) more than 30 years ahead in terms of overall planning to you.
i will suggest you not to read indian books . and doont even think about listening to your media they were thrown out of nepal remember ........... and you might be able to have good discussion here ....Explain to me....when has china actually helped you in any attack? All the time only Pak says these things, during 1971, in 15 days China was ready to support Bangladesh. No support on Kargil etc.
Tejas will not be operational even after 2020, mark my word for it, judging by the slow and painstaking progress on it. is the quartz radome issue solved yet? what about the landing gear and more weight despite using composites? So many wrongs are taking it off the track.
i will suggest you not to read indian books . and doont even think about listening to your media they were thrown out of nepal remember ........... and you might be able to have good discussion here ....
Nope. One thing that destroys efficiency is single source.
Quartz Radome was a requirement for AESA incorporated versions. (also think about the fact that AESA, BVR etc. were not required when the program started so '30 years to complete' is a complete misnomer).