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Napisano: 05 Nov 2011 23:47
France to conduct at-sea trials with unmanned Little Bird
Citat:France will perform at-sea trials with an unmanned Boeing H-6U Little Bird helicopter next year using a developmental automatic landing system.
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Dopuna: 06 Nov 2011 0:14
TOP GUN ::Czech wants to swap Mi-17s, Mi-24s for Boeing MH-6s
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Citat:Czech PM proposes to train NATO pilots on Russian Mil helicopters at LOM airfield, but Czech military reportedly wants to offload its Mils
32 MI-17 i MI-24 da se zameni za 16 MH-6 ? Frenki neko se zajebava, lose preneo, ili ? Neki stariji MI-17 ili nisu valjda oni novi MI-171 ?
Evo i ovde to kazu
Citat:Czechs raise Russian helicopter pilot training as US radar substitute
Czech PM proposes to train NATO pilots on Russian Mil helicopters at LOM airfield, but Czech military reportedly wants to offload its Mils
During his Oct. 27 meeting in Washington with US President Barack Obama, Czech Prime Minister Petr Nečas put forth a proposal for NATO pilots to be trained to fly Russian Mi-type helicopters at the LOM flight center in eastern Bohemia. The Czech military, however, wants to swap 32 Mi-type helicopters for 16 Boeing MH-6 type helicopters, the weekly Ekonom reported; these developments have rekindled speculation over the coveted LOM enterprise’s future.
“I’m convinced that it [the proposal] was of interest to our American partners. All NATO member states face the same problem: They are under budgetary pressures which affect defense spending, thus the attempt to concentrate capacity and to specialize is the right step,” Nečas (Civic Democrats, ODS) said in a statement cited by Ekonom.
The proposal is by no means a fresh initiative. US and Afghan pilots have already undergone training at the flight training center near Pardubice, owned by state-controlled LOM, a leading provider of complex repairs and customization of Russian-made Mi-type helicopters. However, this training was conducted under a bilateral Czech–US agreement, and the Ministry of Defense, which owns LOM, is keen to expand training there and make it a so-called NATO Center of Excellence.
The US military has bought dozens of Mi helicopters from third countries for service in Afghanistan and Iraq, and in May signed its first deal to buy directly from Russia, via state-controlled arms exporter Rosoboronexport. Under the $17.5 million deal, the US military is due to take delivery of 21 giant Mi-17 transport helicopters this month. The multipurpose Mi-17s — an export version of the Mi-8 Hip — can carry up to 37 passengers.
Mils for Boeings
But the Czech military’s own plans appear to run counter to the ambitions to develop the center and widen cooperation; Ekonom’s article Thursday cited a confidential draft Defense Ministry plan for the Czech Air Forces helicopter fleet according to which the military would send eight of its giant Mi-17s and up to 24 of its Mi-24 combat helicopters to Afghanistan in exchange for 16 Boeing MH-6 helicopters — eight transport versions and eight combat versions, the weekly said.
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Češka ima preuvelićan broj potrebnih transportnih helikoptera za toliku vojsku i malu državu. Vojsku se može na kraća odstojanja (male države) prema potrebi dosta brzo transportirati kopnenim vozilima. A za strane misije i domače potrebe dovoljno im je 10-12 komada transportnih Mi-17 i 10 komada utility PLZ W-3S koje imaju. Jurišni helikopteri su u miru neupotrebljivi i skupi za održavanje a u ratu ne toliko močniji od dobro naoružanih i lako oklopljenih utility helikoptera koje se koristi i u mirnodopskom vremenu.
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TOP GUN ::Czech wants to swap Mi-17s, Mi-24s for Boeing MH-6s
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Citat:Czech PM proposes to train NATO pilots on Russian Mil helicopters at LOM airfield, but Czech military reportedly wants to offload its Mils
32 MI-17 i MI-24 da se zameni za 16 MH-6 ? Frenki neko se zajebava, lose preneo, ili ? Neki stariji MI-17 ili nisu valjda oni novi MI-171 ?
Za ovo jos nisam cuo . A malo mi je glupo da se ovakvo nesto radi. Ali :
Mi helikoptera imamo zaista visak.Sama činjenica da su neki dati Afghanistanu to potvrđuje. Druga cinjenica je da Mi-24 vjerovatno nece dugo letjeti,taj helikopter je samo da zasladi oci.Jest ono mocan i sve ali kosta puno a neiskoristiv je  U Beloj knjizi mu je isto tako najavljen kraj samo nisam siguran kada tacno. Al mi nema logike kada su naši izgradili toliki servisni centar koji je sposoban servisirat Milove helikoptere iz polovine Evrope sto bi sad mjenjali za nesto za sta nemamo apsolutno nikakve licence niti iskustva. Uz to Češka i Hrvatska se dogovaraju na zajednickoj obuci pilota NATO-a pola u ČR,teorija,simulatori i onda praksa u HR. Pula i Zadar zbog planina i specificnog podneblja.
Neznam,ovo mi nema logike. Mada W-3 helikopterima istice pomalo resurs,a godila bi neka nova gomila lahkih helikoptera . Vidjet cemo 
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Chile pregovara oko nabavke AH-6i
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