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Orel escribió:La USAF está preocupada porque Rusia y China hayan podido obtener demasiada información sobre el modo de operar y la tecnología yanqui debido al largo tiempo compartido sobre un espacio aéreo conflictivo como el de Siria

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The USAF hasn’t specified what is thinks is best platform for AdAir, but it says it wants an aircraft capable of flying at Mach 1.5, with a service ceiling of 35,000ft, and a 45-60 minute playtime. The contractor aircraft must be equipped with fire control radar capable of detecting, tracking, and simulating enemy capabilities and able to replicate semi-active missiles out to a range of 20 [nautical miles], and active missiles out to a range of 45 nautical miles, according to a new 2018 requirements document.

According to an AirForce Association news story: ‘Within a month of contract award, the service expects the contractor to be able to fly as many as 22 sorties a day, with each sortie averaging about 90 minutes. Tactical profiles may include Beyond Visual Range engagements, operational test support, dissimilar air combat maneuvers, offensive and defensive within visual range maneuvers, multi-ship tactics, and merges and flight.’

According to the latest information from the USAF, the contractors will provide tthe aircraft, pilots, maintenance, support equipment, and quality assurance/quality control, while the USAF will provide parking and hangar space.
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Sale de la línea de montaje el primer Beluga XL:

Los contendientes son TacAir, Draken International, Airborne Tactical Advantage Company (ATAC) y Discovery Air Defence Services

Y ya para acabar, respecto al F-15S, al parecer, una de las bengalas engañó al Archer y solo fue alcanzado levemente, por lo que consiguió regresar.

champi escribió:Sale de la línea de montaje el primer Beluga XL: http://www.airbus.com/newsroom/news/en/ ... -line.html

Orel escribió:¿Fue combate aéreo, tienen cazas los Houthies? ¿Fue disparado desde tierra?