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tphuang · Dec 14, 2005

jatt said:
But still mantianing them. BTW what are PLAAF's and PLANs airarms numbers ORBAT?

that you can probably find out in SD's homepage, they have ORBAT for PLAN and PLAAF there.

The J-6s are just kept basically to be used as UAVs in the future. That's at least better than just throw it in the trash.

Webmaster · Dec 14, 2005

So because he was assigned to Pakistan, that translate to his automatic bias for India?
It seems every body wants to blame somebody else for their failures without even disputing the facts.

jatt · Dec 15, 2005

Whatt he hell are you talking about? I'm not disputing facts and figures about number of kills etc... and making NO excuse forthe InAFs terrieble loss rate!
All i'm saying is that guy obviously held bias. The InAF did blow up his plane! He can phraise the PAF pilots all he wants but it was overally exagerated to some point. Read the article.

Gollevainen · Dec 15, 2005

cool down Jatt, there's no point of arguing against webmaster...your point is taken....

MIGleader · Dec 15, 2005

jatt said:
But still mantianing them. BTW what are PLAAF's and PLANs airarms numbers ORBAT?

what are u talking about? using the j-6s as attack uav is a billion dollars cheaper then trying to develop a attack drone cruise missle like brahmos.

just cause chuck yeager was, and associated with pakistan dosnt mean he had to hate india. his supersonic flights are the basework for any planes india is operating now, so be thankful.

darth sidious · Dec 15, 2005

jatt said:
But still mantianing them. BTW what are PLAAF's and PLANs airarms numbers ORBAT?

right now the j-6 are converted to uav and stoerd in some caves. so I do see how that going to cost the plaf a huge amount of money especialy compared with designing new ones

bd popeye · Dec 16, 2005

darth sidious said:
right now the j-6 are converted to uav and stoerd in some caves. so I do see how that going to cost the plaf a huge amount of money especialy compared with designing new ones

It will cost money because they have to be maintained. The engines and systems need to be operated from time to time. They do not need to be flown just operated. And they must be in some sort of state of preservation. They just can't be stored and be expected to operate in time of need(war)

I'm sure the PLAAF is taking care of them. Any links about the J-6 being converted to UAV's?

Thanks.

MIGleader · Dec 16, 2005

well, its a j-5, not a j-6...

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ideal for decoys, drones, training, kamikaze, and force multipliers. plus it flys supersonic due to the reduced weight. thats something a 500,000$ missle like the tomahawk cant even do.

rommel · Dec 16, 2005

MIGleader said:
well, its a j-5, not a j-6...

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ideal for decoys, drones, training, kamikaze, and force multipliers. plus it flys supersonic due to the reduced weight. thats something a 500,000$ missle like the tomahawk cant even do.

well, a Tomahawk's cost is like 100,000$

Anyway, I think that UAV have nothing to do with PILOT TRAINING please get back to the topic...

DPRKUnderground · Dec 17, 2005

jatt said:
Whatt he hell are you talking about? I'm not disputing facts and figures about number of kills etc... and making NO excuse forthe InAFs terrieble loss rate!
All i'm saying is that guy obviously held bias. The InAF did blow up his plane! He can phraise the PAF pilots all he wants but it was overally exagerated to some point. Read the article.

Even before his plane was shot at by the Indians, he knew that Pakistani pilots kicked @$$. The numbers tell! 5-1 kill ratio in the air is crazy!

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