Pa dobro, mozda ste i u pravu?
Ovo i nije neka tema za raspravu, ajd odoh ja.

Pa da kada se pogleda spisak aviona koji trenutno Indijci imaju reklo bi se da će kupiti ili ruski ili francuski lovac. Drugo je pitanje koji bi njima prema potrebama, geografskom položaju itd. najviše odgovarao.

Pa nesto veliko i sa velikim dometom. Mada oni sada pusaju glasine i o raketi dometa 12000 kilometara.

@ BaronKG
Dvije zadnje velike vjezbe su napravljene sa amerikancima, ubacaju raznu elektroniku i softver, nuklearni prgram modernizuju amerikanci i da:
Bush je danas u posjeti u Indiji

pa ko još može da prati sve ovo oko Indije i njenog naoružanja...i vrtoglavih svota novca....pa letalonosilke pa podmornice pa tenkove pa rakete pa avione......šta je sledeče na listi.........

space technology 

...da i ja bi se složio......

Bush i prime Minister Manmohan Singh sklopila ugovor oko nuklearnog civilnog projekta......

NEWS RELEASES from the United States Department of Defense

No. 183-06 IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Mar 02, 2006 Media Contact: (703)697-5131
Public/Industry(703)428-0711

Defense Departmemt Statement on India Partnership
            The United States and India seek to build the architecture of a
durable defense partnership.  Everything we have accomplished, including the
New Framework for the Defense Relationship signed by Secretary Rumsfeld and
Minister Mukherjee last June, is geared toward accomplishing this goal.  Since
then, we have continued to build the foundation for defense cooperation
through the U.S.-India Disaster Relief Initiative (announced during Prime
Minister Singh's visit to Washington last July), the Research, Development,
Test and Evaluation Agreement, and the Framework for Maritime Security
Cooperation, and we will soon conclude a logistics support agreement.



            Examples of the progress in our defense cooperation are many.  The
United States and India cooperated closely in providing aid to tsunami victims
in Southeast Asia in December 2004-January 2005.  In January 2006, the U.S.
Navy rescued Indian mariners whose ship had been hijacked by Somali pirates.
And, in the past year U.S. and Indian Armed Forces have broken new ground with
successfully more advanced and precedent-setting air, Army and naval exercises.



            Defense trade and technology cooperation are vital components of
our defense relationship.  These will serve key objectives of our strategic
partnership by helping to build ties among our defense establishments and
industries and to develop interoperability among our armed forces.  Defense
technology cooperation will contribute to strengthened military capabilities
and will also result in economic benefits through expanded trade.



            It is our goal to help meet India's needs in the defense realm,
and to provide important capabilities and technologies that India seeks.  We
are on a path to accomplish this.  Where only a few years ago, no one would
have talked about the prospects for a major U.S.-India defense deal, today the
prospects are promising, whether in the realm of combat aircraft, helicopters,
maritime patrol aircraft, or naval vessels.



            The next step is to turn the talk of prospective sales into
reality.  The United States is committed to working with India to do this.



            We are aware of past Indian concerns about reliability of supply.
One of the key elements of the close partnership we have developed with India
is a clearer understanding of converging strategic interests, and mutual
respect of each other's priorities.  We are committed to addressing this
priority of Indiathe United States intends to be a reliable partner.  It is in
the U.S. interest to do so.



            We see the Multi-Role Combat Aircraft competition as a prime
opportunity to demonstrate the advances and transformation of the U.S.-India
relationship in the area of defense trade in general and reliability, in
particular.



            The United States is committed to providing state-of-the art
fighter aircraft in response to India's requirements for a multi-role combat
aircraft.  We have indicated our intention to offer both the F-16 and the
F-18, both combat proven aircraft.  As additional capabilities enter our
force, we will work with the government of India to make them available.  Our
proposal will also address India's interest in technology transfer and
indigenous co-production.

indijci troshe milijarde na avione i
svemirski program , a narod im
prodaje delove tela da bi opstao ....

zajebi ti to
1,2 milijarde ljudi + it industrija cvjeta vec godinama
a da ne pricamo o tome da neko u regionu mora biti kontra kineskoj ekspanziji