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So according to this forum, Egypt will not continue the deal?
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So according to this forum, Egypt will not continue the deal?
So according to this forum, Egypt will not continue the deal?
I am sure the EAF will not surrender the deal without another big deal in return. So let's hope for the best.
I don't know, bro. I'm so depressed about this whole ordeal it's not even funny. Gaddam US really screwed everything up and worst, if these end up in Iran (which thankfully that tweet at least denies Iran or Russia claiming that) it will really make things worse because the US will have caused that! That's why the EAF needs to tell the US to stfu and mind it's business and get on with this deal.
Hi gomig 21 where was this picture been taken is it in Russia im curious about drones on the left side of the parked planes any info will be appreciated
Hi gomig 21 where was this picture been taken is it in Russia im curious about drones on the left side of the parked planes any info will be appreciated
thank you
Russian Miasishchev's M-55Hi gomig 21 where was this picture been taken is it in Russia im curious about drones on the left side of the parked planes any info will be appreciated
thank you
Hi friend thanks for your reply and sharing info with me I believe I got the answer from one of our another member The SCHello,
I believe these are stationed at the Komsomolsk-on-Amur Airport or Airbase. Most of the Sukhois and flight test and export aircraft etc. are based out of there and I do remember when the first EAF Su-35s were pictured, they were flying to this airport for testing and then were supposed to fly to Egypt for delivery. So I'm pretty sure that is where this is. It's also the name of the Russian city.
Komsomolsk-on-Amur Airport Wiki.
I don't have any info on the drones, though. Are you referring to these?
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Hi thanks for your info with a picture too
@Gomig-21 Check this old footage of an Egyptian F-4E flying low above the desert floor with enough bombs to completely destroy 2 SAM sites.
It’s very sad to learn that Mohamed Abbas Helmy is no longer the commander of the EAF.
Anyone know what the new commander's background is?
The Korsar was designed as a 200kg combat UAV with a six and a half meter wingspan, and its airframe makes extensive use of composite materials to reduce its weight and increase its durability. The platform will be able to operate in a strike role, deploying both guided and unguided munitions, as well as highly altitude reconnaissance similar to the U.S. RQ-170. It will make use of existing air to ground munitions deployed by Russia's existing strike platforms, which have been modified to be deployed by the Korsar. The drone is also designed to perform an electronic warfare role, and will have a combat radius of 200km - a relatively short range. While it appears to be somewhat lacking in its combat capabilities compared to costly long range heavy platforms such as the U.S. Reaper and Chinese Sharp Sword, as a low cost and short range light combat drone it may well prove highly effective.Hello,
I believe these are stationed at the Komsomolsk-on-Amur Airport or Airbase. Most of the Sukhois and flight test and export aircraft etc. are based out of there and I do remember when the first EAF Su-35s were pictured, they were flying to this airport for testing and then were supposed to fly to Egypt for delivery. So I'm pretty sure that is where this is. It's also the name of the Russian city.
Komsomolsk-on-Amur Airport Wiki.
I don't have any info on the drones, though. Are you referring to these?
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Any ideas which aircrafts he flew? F-16 F-4 Mirage 2K etc...?View attachment 870826
Major General Mahmoud Fouad Abdel Gawad background:
Fouad, born in March 1966, graduated from the Air College in 1987, where he rose to all the positions within the Air Force, reaching the position of Chief of Staff of the Air Force.
The new Air Force Commander received a Bachelor of Aviation and Military Sciences, Air Squadron Commanders Division, and a Senior War College Fellowship from Nasser Military Academy.
He was also awarded several medals, including the Silver Jubilee of the October War, the Golden Jubilee of the July Revolution, as well as the January 25 and June 30 medals..