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Why the Royal Australian Air Force went for Israeli Python-4 AAM's over US AIM-9L's



 
 
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Old July 5th 03, 02:57 PM
Urban Fredriksson
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Default Why the Royal Australian Air Force went for Israeli Python-4 AAM's over US AIM-9L's

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JGB wrote:

But they didn't. And I think you mean AIM-9X instead of
AIM-9L, as RAAF already had AIM-9M.

And they didn't choose Python 4 either, but ASRAAM.
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