Fuerza Aérea de Rusia

[Luisfer]

Los australianos son muy amantes de lo que venga de USA, así que referente a esto sorprende leer este tipo de concluciones.

Saludos

[Orel .]

Del blog de Maclittle al respecto: El Informe RAND que dió lugar a esa noticia:

http://www.maclittle.es/10/11/2008/el-infame-informe-rand.html

La presentación comienza analizando las claves del Dominio del Aire en la Historia reciente, y termina presentando una simulación de un conflicto situado en 2020 entre los EE.UU. y China. Gana China.

A pesar de que el F-35 JSF no aparece más que de refilón en una diapositiva, su presencia en el conflicto pasaría completamente desapercibida, no afectando al resultado final…cosa que a los países del programa JSF no les ha gustado demasiado…

De ellos, posiblemente el que más activamente se está viendo afectado es Australia.

[alejandro_]

Curiosa foto de un Tu-95 recibiendo una ducha.

http://bp3.blogger.com/_2BBc6-JDVWY/R3V ... STIBLE.JPG

Este otro Tu-95, que tiene de especial? pues que es un ejemplar ex-ucraniano, se puede ver en la insignia de la cola

http://bp2.blogger.com/_2BBc6-JDVWY/R21 ... GELS+2.jpg

Foto sacada del excelente blog:

http://elhangardetj.blogspot.com/2007_1 ... chive.html

hay fotos curiosas de aviones rusos, exsovieticos, angolandos, cubanos, iraquies, iranies, sudaneses... muy recomendable.

Saludos.

[Emile Zola]

Curiosa foto de un Tu-95 recibiendo una ducha.

http://bp3.blogger.com/_2BBc6-JDVWY/R3V ... STIBLE.JPG

Este otro Tu-95, que tiene de especial? pues que es un ejemplar ex-ucraniano, se puede ver en la insignia de la cola

http://bp2.blogger.com/_2BBc6-JDVWY/R21 ... GELS+2.jpg

Foto sacada del excelente blog:

http://elhangardetj.blogspot.com/2007_1 ... chive.html

hay fotos curiosas de aviones rusos, exsovieticos, angolandos, cubanos, iraquies, iranies, sudaneses... muy recomendable.

Saludos.

Estupendas fotos, especialmente las del Tu-95, gracias por compartirlas

[Claudio Daniel Erra]

buenas a todos. alguien tiene info de esto:



yak 44, pensado como aew para la clase Ulyanvosk.-

si alguien sabe algo o tiene mas imagenes que esta o esta:



lo voy a agradecer!!

[Bogdan-The-Kozak]

Link de Google xD

http://www.airwar.ru/enc/spy/yak44.html (Pagina muy confiable y seria)
http://legion.wplus.net/guide/air/m/yak44.shtml

[Orel .]

No ha pasado nunca de prototipo... y creo que ni siquiera volante, si no en tierra.

[ICBM44]

Muy Buenas Noticias para la Fuerza Aerea Rusa , parece ser que el tan esperado T50 PaKFa volaria el 12 de agosto del 2009 , los Rusos si que se lo tienen bien guardado.

[TOPOTAMALDER]

lo IVA poner en el apartado del f22 pero creo que le conviene mas aqui


Al-41FU supercruise powerplant


NIIP Irbis E Prototypes (above, below)

[JPJ]

Esta es una excelente noticia para la Fuerza aérea rusa, que moderniza así sensiblemente su material y tal vez habrá las puertas al tan postergado plan de modernización de los MiG 29 rusos

[Bogdan-The-Kozak]

http://www.ng.ru/nvo/2009-01-12/2_blackshark.html

Rusia dejó de producir el Ka-50, solo quedará en los museos, y a su vez, tomó al Mi-28 y al Ka-52 a servicio.
En 4 años piensan tener 100 Ka-52 al servicio.
Aunque realmente, solo 12 están planeados hasta el 2012...

Saludos!

[JPJ]

tal vez esperan comprarlos con esta nueva partida de dinero...
Rusia espera gastar 125 billones de dólares en armas hasta el 2011

Russian military spending to reach $125 billion by 2011

10:07 GMT, January 16, 2009 Russia will spend over $125 billion (4 trillion rubles) for military procurements by 2011, Vladimir V. Putin said on Thursday during a conference devoted to measures of state support for the defence-industrial complex. He said that the modernisation of defence related enterprises would further continue despite the global financial crisis. The Russian prime minister also confirmed that Moscow will assign $31 billion (1 trillion rubles) for arms in 2009 compared with less than $3 billion in 1998.

Russia's national defence spending seems to trend slightly upward since last year Russian national defence spending surpassed $32 billion but was due to a very weak dollar.

According to the national three-year defence budget plan, Russia will spend $29 billion (959 billion rubles) in 2008, $32.5 billion (1.06 trillion rubles) in 2009, and $58.8 billion (1.92 billion rubles) in 2010. In the outyears of 2011 and 2012, Russian defence spending is projected to reach some $50 billion per year.

"Three major trends will define Russian defence spending between 2008 and 2012," notes Matt Ritchie, an analyst specializing in Eurasian defence economics, "increased procurement, increased funding for strategic arms, and a relative decline in research and development." These trends are already being manifested in the national defence budget for 2008 to 2010.

The shifting trends in defence spending align with Russia's evolving strategic priorities. "Russia's quantitative military advantage has enabled it to push its interests throughout its perceived sphere of influence," suggests Ritchie. "The Kremlin is keen to consolidate these gains and its current level of geopolitical influence, an interest that is driving its acquisition of new military systems (conventional and strategic) in an effort to expand this capability with a qualitative edge."

Vladimir Putin said that "more than 70 strategic missiles will be bought and delivered to troops in the next three years, more than 30 short-range Iskander missiles and a large number of booster rockets and aircraft," Interfax quoted him as saying. The military would also purchase 14 naval vessels, 48 combat jets, more than 60 different military helicopters and almost 300 T-90 tanks, he added.

Vladimir Putin also pointed out that the federal defence programmes need to be reviewed and "streamlined," in particular with regard to production volumes.

“Russia needs to optimize federal programmes and assign more funds to the defence sector,” he said. He added that it is necessary to increase the efficiency of large defence holdings and make them competitive on the world market. “Competitive products will meet the needs of the Russian army and build up export potential,” Putin said.

He stated that support for the defence industrial complex is crucial. “There we have about 1,400 enterprises employing about 1.5 million people. Their stable operation is crucial to the social condition of tens of cities and communities.” Putin concludes.

Fuente http://www.defpro.com/daily/details/221/

[Luisfer]

Es una noticia ya de hace dos días y es claro que este 2009 a adelante habrá muchas novedades.

Saludos

[Bogdan-The-Kozak]

Resten un 40% que será robado de ese presupuesto...

[ICBM44]

En que Furzas Armadas no se roban diner??? USA???