Tin tức quân sự thế giới - phần 3

Mọi người chán Iraq với Afgan rồi muốn xem phim mới à
Ngố vừa bán 13 hệ thống Buk M2E loại mới nhất cho một "khách hàng ko nêu tên".
Trước đây ko lâu Thuỵ điển cũng bán 600 hệ thống ATGM cho "khách hàng giấu tên"...
Dạo này lắm XH đen đi mua hàng quá..

Bam Hàn công bố mua thêm 21 chiếc F-15K giá 2.3 tỷ USD. Trước đây VN mua 4 chiếc SU-30 giá 120 triệu. Vậy 2.3 tỷ đủ để mua Su đậu chật hết sân bay nước ta nhể?

Bác lại hoang tưởng rồi.

Hôm nay NATO lên gân rồi họp bàn về vụ Nga và Grugia rồi không biết bọn nó có phang nhau không các bác nhỉ hay chi nói chơi cho vui thôi. Tại NaTO ủng hộ KOSOVO nên giờ thằng Nga chơi lại đây mà. Em thì nghĩ là nói chơi thôi chứ thời buổi này ai lại đánh nhau chứ.
Mong rằng không xảy ra đánh nhau không thì nhân dân các nước đó lại khổ lắm.

http://www.defensenews.com/story.php?i=3497937&c=AME&s=TOP
Nam Hàn mua thêm 21 chiếc F-15K, nâng tổng số F-15 của nước này lên 61 chiếc.

Bọn Cà ri được Boeing ve vãn chào hàng mua Ong bắp cày "thành tinh" phiên bản E/F
http://www.defencetalk.com/news/publish/airforce/Proposal_to_Equip_Indian_Air_Force_with_Super_Hornet_Fighters100015638.php

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DATE:30/04/08
SOURCE:Flightglobal.com
Boeing withdraws Super Hornet from Swiss contract race
By Stephen Trimble
Boeing today announced its decision to drop out of the competition to replace the Swiss Air Force Northrop F-5 Tiger fleet.
Boeing had prepared to bid with the F/A-18E/F Block II Super Hornet, but withdrew after reviewing the contents of the request for proposal.
?oAfter a thorough review of Switzerland?Ts requirements for partial replacement of its Tiger fighter aircraft, Boeing has decided not to enter the competition due to the disparity between the requirements for an F-5 replacement aircraft and the next-generation capabilities of the F/A-18E/F Block II Super Hornet,? Boeing says in a statement.
Boeing?Ts action trims Switzerland?Ts known options for the F-5 replacement contract to three likely bidders: the Saab Gripen, the Dassault Rafale and the Eurofighter Typhoon.
Although abstaining from this competition, Boeing noted that it remains committed *****pport and modernize the Swiss Air Forcê?Ts F-18C/D fleet.
http://www.flightglobal.com/articles...ract-race.html

Khả năng Gruzia tấn công Abkhazia là có thể.
http://www.izvestia.ru/world/article3115868/
Abkhazia lại bắn hạ chiếc máy bay do thám không người lái thứ 3 của Gruzia (UAV)
http://www.lenta.ru/news/2008/05/04/two/

Ko thể có chuyện NATO va Ngố đánh nhau vì mấy mẩu đất của Gru được.Nếu thằng Ngố có đánh Gru thì bọn NATo liều lắm là sẽ viện trỡ vũ khí tiền bạc thui

NHẬT CHO PHÉP ĐƯA VŨ KHÍ VÀO KHÔNG GIAN!!!!!!!!!
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan cleared the way for a law allowing non-aggressive military use of space on Friday, overturning a decades-old policy of limiting space development to peaceful uses.
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The move comes during a visit by Chinese President Hu Jintao aimed at warming long-fraught bilateral ties.
A lower house committee approved the bill, which is to be submitted to a full session of parliament in the next few weeks, a ruling Liberal Democratic Party lawmaker''s secretary said.
China alarmed the world in January 2007 by using a missile to shoot down one of its own disused satellites, demonstrating its burgeoning prowess in space and military hardware.
Pacifist Japan''s space scientists complain that separation of space development from the military under a policy maintained since 1969 is one reason why its own technological progress has been slower.
Unlike China, Japan has never attempted a manned space flight. Tokyo''s spy satellites, launched to keep an eye on neighboring North Korea and controlled by a government department, provide far poorer resolution than other governments'' military satellites.
The new law would allow Japan''s military to launch its own surveillance satellites and an early-warning satellite as part of the missile defense system it is building in cooperation with its top ally the United States, the Asahi newspaper said on Friday.
Japan''s ruling coalition and main opposition parties have agreed on a bill to be presented to parliament before the end of the current session on June 15. With the backing of the main opposition Democratic Party as well as the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and its smaller ally Komeito, it is certain to pass.
Earlier Democratic Party concerns about the bill were allayed by adding a reference to Japan''s pacifist constitution, the Asahi said.