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Ottime notizie!Ci stiamo muovendo stupendamente sia in Usa sia in Russia sia in Europa.Una bella botta per i detrattori del jsf
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Australian Navy To Spend A$11 Billion on New Ships By REUTERS, CANBERRA Australia will build a new fleet of advanced Spanish-designed destroyers and amphibious assault ships at a cost of A$11 billion ($9 billion), Prime Minister John Howard said June 20. Howard said his government had agreed to buy three F100 air warfare destroyers at a cost of more than A$7 billion, to be built in Adelaide by Australian firm ASC, U.S. contractor Raytheon and Spanish government-owned Navantia. The 6,000-ton warships will be equipped with advanced U.S. radars and may one day carry SM 3 missiles as part of U.S. and Japanese efforts to build a ballistic missile defense shield in Asia to guard against threats from rogue nations. Two 27,000-ton amphibious warships, also Navantia designs, would be built in Victoria state in partnership with Australian defense firm Tenix, with the first to enter service with the Royal Australian Navy by 2012, Howard said. The purchases would transform Australia’s navy into one of the most powerful in the Asia region, with the two amphibious carriers able to carry more than 2,000 troops, 16 attack and transport helicopters and up to 23 tanks. “The will greatly enhance Australia’s ability to send forces in strength when required, particularly in our own region, but not restricted to our own region,” Howard told a briefing. The Navantia destroyer designs beat a larger and more costly rival U.S. design, while the amphibious warships were preferred over a smaller French design. Australia has in recent years increased defense spending above A$20 billion a year amid growing instability in the Asia-Pacific, with a A$50 billion military buy-up already underway including advanced F-35 Joint Strike Fighters. Canberra, a close U.S. ally, has around 1,500 troops in and around Iraq as part of the U.S.-led coalition, as well as a special forces task group in Afghanistan. Australian troops are also taking part in security operations in East Timor, having been deployed to the country last year following an outbreak of ethnic bloodletting. 7 miliardi di dollari per 3 F-100? ma che diavolo ci stanno mettendo dentro? 4 miliardi per le BPE?? |
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http://www.flightglobal.com/articles...lian-jobs.html The Italian jobs By Jon Lake Governments agree to JSF assembly line in Italy The US and Italian governments have reached agreement to site a final assembly and check out (FACO) line for the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter at Cameri in Piedmont, northern Italy. The line will be the responsibility of the Alenia business unit of Finmeccanica, but will be owned by the Italian Government. Alenia will be responsible to Lockheed Martin for delivery of the aircraft. Sources say Cameri has been selected in preference to Alenia's existing facility at Caselle, largely on security grounds. Construction of the FACO at Cameri, a highly secure and remote Italian air force base that is home to Italian Tornado maintenance, and which already hosts the Italian Bell Agusta BA609 test programme, will begin in 2010, leading to initial aircraft deliveries in 2014. Though the two governments have agreed to the line in principal, final agreements have still to be hammered out. Lockheed requires that any FACO should be ‘cost neutral’, and Alenia must meet particular US security requirements before it can obtain the required technical assistance agreement – though the physical security provided by basing the FACO at an active Italian air force base may facilitate this. Italy has had a long-standing aspiration to host a European assembly line for the Joint Strike Fighter, hoping to assemble and maintain the 131 F-35s that Italy has ordered, as well as some of those being purchased by other European customers. Siting of a FACO in country may also help calm concerns over technology transfer and operational sovereignty, and may enhance Italy’s ability to autonomously support, sustain and upgrade its own aircraft. The Netherlands (which has ordered 85 aircraft) is believed to have already agreed to use the Italian-based FACO. Some reports have suggested that Dutch industry would receive work on Italian JSF engines as part of the same deal, while Norway is reported as having been present at the meeting that led to the agreement between Netherlands and Italy.
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Stranissimo che i francesi facciano uno strappo alla loro "autarchia" (vedi caso ef2000/rafale).
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L'importante è che la terza tranche vada in porto,al massimo verranno aggiornati,dove possibile,quelli della 1 e 2
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