Sad day Komrad, will be mistake, a serious asset when dealing with the Russians,,, that Navy Seal dude??? does not look like the right guy for the job???
US Military News, Reports, Data, etc.
- Thread starter tphuang
- Start date
Sad day Komrad, will be mistake, a serious asset when dealing with the Russians,,, that Navy Seal dude??? does not look like the right guy for the job???
Jura The idiot
General
Miragedriver
Brigadier
30 million for a trainer seems excessive. The T-38 would cost $US7 million in current currency (adjusted for inflation).
People have said that millions per T-38 were spent just to keep them flying and updated. However, the question is asked, how many more millions on top of the 30 million per aircraft will be spent to keep the new one flying and updated over the next 30 years?
After all the Yak-130 is around $US15 million (fly away), which sounds more reasonable for a trainer.
People have said that millions per T-38 were spent just to keep them flying and updated. However, the question is asked, how many more millions on top of the 30 million per aircraft will be spent to keep the new one flying and updated over the next 30 years?
After all the Yak-130 is around $US15 million (fly away), which sounds more reasonable for a trainer.
Miragedriver
Brigadier
We will see what the final selection will be. However I hope it is the Boeing entry.
I like aircrafts with two vertical drifts a bit more nice but Rafale with only one still very nice also
Waouw !!!
USAF Dyess B-1B Lancer's deploy to Andersen
View attachment 36381
Yep, ready to "rock and roll"!
Jura The idiot
General
WHEN REPEAT WHEN THE NAVY GETS ITS SECRETARY?
Equation
Lieutenant General
They are mighty close.
Russian spy ship built for eavesdropping spotted 30 miles from a US submarine base
Alex Lockie,Business Insider6 hours ago
(The Viktor Leonov SSV-175 spy ship seen at a Havana port in 2014.REUTERS/Stringer)
A Russian spy ship spotted about 70 miles off the coast of Delaware on Tuesday has begun "loitering" 30 miles from a US Navy submarine base in Connecticut, according to.
The intelligence-gathering ship, the Viktor Leonov, can intercept intelligence from nearby transmitters with a variety of sensors, and it can also measure Navy sonar emissions.
"We are aware of the vessel's presence," Lt. Col. Valerie Henderson, a Defense Department spokeswoman, told Business Insider on Tuesday.
"It has not entered US territorial waters," she added. "We respect freedom of navigation exercised by all nations beyond the territorial sea of a coastal state consistent with international law."
US Navy spy ships conduct similar missions near Russia and in international waters around the globe, but usually in waters near US allies.
The timing of this incident coincides with a flurry of news coming out of Washington aboutas national security adviser for having inappropriate conversations with Russia's ambassador to the US.
Additionally, news broke Tuesday that Russia hadthat violate the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty in a move that is sure to draw a response from the US.
Jura The idiot
General
thanks for posting, just
Hmmm... the page you're looking for isn't here. Try searching above.
so I found
Russia sends spy ship near US coast, deploys banned missiles at home, officials say
the link says
Hmmm... the page you're looking for isn't here. Try searching above.
so I found
Russia sends spy ship near US coast, deploys banned missiles at home, officials say
And yes
but territorial watersis a belt of waters extending at most 12 (22.2 ; 13.8 ) from the (usually the mean low-water mark) of a coastal state
USN MSC have ships similars able to detect enough far have sonar, sensors more powerful than submarines whre ofc the space is more limited i try search