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Military Aircraft / Re: Su-25's

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Military Aircraft / Re: Helicopters

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Military Aircraft / Re: Su-27

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Military Aircraft / Re: SU-34/32FN Fullback Long range fighter-bomber

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Military Aircraft / Re: SU-34/32FN Fullback Long range fighter-bomber

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Military Aircraft / Re: Su-24

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Military Aircraft / Re: Su-35

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Military Aviation News / Re: Lockheed/Boeing are not the winners, will they be the whiners?

« Last post by Webmaster on January 04, 2016, 02:05:27 PM »

Yup, I saw the headlines, it's obviously normal for them.

I don't think it will be an aircraft that will interest me, even with NG building it. We'll see.

I have no interest for now, I guess until prototype or preproduction is unveiled.

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Military Aviation News / Re: Lockheed/Boeing are not the winners, will they be the whiners?

« Last post by shawn a on November 07, 2015, 06:17:30 AM »

Well, Boeing and Lockheed have decided to protest, and this, my friends, is why America is in decline--The prostitution to corporate profits.
Do any of you readers who have looked at this topic have an opinion?? Or are you just voyeurs?
C'mon, reply...

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Military Aviation News / Re: Lockheed/Boeing are not the winners, will they be the whiners?

« Last post by shawn a on October 29, 2015, 08:16:23 PM »

It may be Business as Usual.
Boeing may whine.
Boeing will "rigorously debate whether to protest", according to one Boeing Bigwig. A decision is expected within 2 weeks. Would the Lockheed part of the marriage have to sign off on the possible protest?
Deja vu, anyone?