From: (Michael Petukhov) Date: 1/10/2004 11:48 AM Central Standard Time Message-id: RuAF have received first 10 new NEBO-U long range antistealth radars working in the range of meter's waves. Meter wavelengths? You...

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looking for Iraqi WMDs in the Moon and Mars?

Lockheed Martin Corp.'s F-35 Joint Strike Fighter is projected to cost $5.1 billion, or 17%, more than budgeted, forcing a one-year delay and a cut in the number of planes produced, according to Pentagon documents. And only two years into the program.

If you are interested in a GPS vehicle tracking system but have a difficult time understanding the technologies or issues, you can read an indepth article entitled "GPS Vehicle Tracking System Issues for the Buyer"...

U.S. pilot's gesture brings Brazilian fine (EXCERPT) SAO PAULO, Brazil (Agence France-Presse) — American Airlines apologized to Brazil yesterday for one of its pilots who was detained at Sao Paulo airport, fined $12,700 dollars and released after for making an obscene gesture when he was required...

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Some airmen facing longer deployments (EXCERPT) , By Lisa Burgess, Stars and Stripes Pacific edition, Friday, January 16, 2004 ARLINGTON, Va. — By March, the Pacific Air Forces fighter wings that fought in Iraq will be ready to go back to the normal, 90-day Air Expeditionary Force rotation...

8th-grader wins trip to military jet flight camp (EXCERPT) 8 students named 'Future Inventors' Sarah Anchors The Arizona Republic Jan. 16, 2004 12:00 AM I learned the basics of flying an FA-18 Hornet military jet, and land and water survival techniques. That's what eighth-grader Hugo Michel...

From: (Michael Petukhov) By the way none of them or those who killed or escaped are of Chechen nationality. Although all of them wahabities trained in terrorist training camps in Chechenya when our troops left that area...

Just when did various nations adopt the various cross and cockade or roundel insignia? Was it after WW1 started and the need for recognition became apparent or did some nations adopt an insignia before WW1? When did the US adopt the Star with a dot insignia? I know that they used a roundel style...

Any of you know of any ATC, GCI, or any other aviation-type control center or ABCC in SEA with the callsigns Joker or Jack, i.e. what service, where located, etc. This would have been circa 1970-72. TIA John Hairell )

The AP and Reuters are reporting that the Blackhawk that was lost last Thursday was apparently a victim of hostile fire based upon results from a preliminary investigation. Both sources also report that Danish troops have found the first confirmed chemical weapons in Iraq--36 artillery or...

An item on the BBC news.............. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/suffolk/3389957.stm An F-15E from Lakenheath dropped a BDU-33 25lb practice bomb - and made an 18 in crater. Is this what they mean by 'Ground Attack'...

From another forum - "Small Plane Diverted After Violating Philadelphia Airspace Posted Jan 16, 2004 08:30 AM PST The fact that this small plane was brought to ground by a police chopper pretty much establishes that all this dashing around in the skies with military planes is just for show. Had the...

B : positions, and fewer still in the media, know anybody in the enlisted : ranks. It's also an easily supportable case, since all enlistees sign : a contract that provides the government with the option of extending : enlistment indefinitely. Objections from soldiers or airmen whose : retirements...

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From: "George Z. Bush" The significance of that glitch is that he must have been speaking with forked tongue during his election campaign, which meant that he was willing to lie to the voters in order to earn their support. And if that's not true,...

Has somebody some figures, how many of this two airplanes, Tu-28 (128) and Yak-28/27/25 has been used/produced by the Soviet AF in the 70/80? I assume those two never were exported? Why has been the Tu-28 replaced so soon by the Tu-22? andreas