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AlbertoRJ escreveu:Bem, os indianos estão na frente, já saíram do Photoshop.[]'s

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2010

Saab showcases the Sea Gripen
http://www.gripenindia.com/2010/02/grip ... -navy.html

A story filed in the Stratpost by Saurabh Joshi reports that Gripen has made presentations of its Sea Gripen fighter aircraft to the Indian Navy last week. India and Brazil have both shown interest in a naval variant of the Gripen.

Earlier reports in GripenIndia.com said Saab AB had received a Request For Information (RFI) from the Indian Navy for the supply of carrier-borne fighter aircraft. The company, which received the RFI earlier this month, is pitching a naval variant of its Gripen NG fighter, called the Sea Gripen. India's RfI was released to bidders over recent weeks and seeks detailed information on a common aircraft design for conventional aircraft carrier operations and short take-off but arrested recovery (STOBAR) operations, says Jane's

According to Stratpost, Tony Ogilvy, Vice President, International Marketing for Gripen informed StratPost that his company had made presentations to the navy last week and said the response was ‘very good’.

Ogilvy said the ‘inherent design characteristics’ of the Gripen aircraft make it ‘very similar to a deck based aircraft’.

He said that in the two-hour presentation, which took place last Friday, Sea Gripen’s salt water protection characteristics and maritime operational engine and its ability to operate off both CATOBAR and STOBAR carriers were some of the features highlighted.

According to Ogilvy, the Sea Gripen is being especially pitched to nations which are looking for compact carriers and are not necessarily interested in global force projection capabilities. The aircraft is said to have a very small footprint and is very easy to operate off smaller carriers.

Santiago escreveu:

AlbertoRJ escreveu:Bem, os indianos estão na frente, já saíram do Photoshop.[]'s

Sim, mas sairam. E os sucos não podem sair também?

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2010

Saab showcases the Sea Gripen
http://www.gripenindia.com/2010/02/grip ... -navy.html

A story filed in the Stratpost by Saurabh Joshi reports that Gripen has made presentations of its Sea Gripen fighter aircraft to the Indian Navy last week. India and Brazil have both shown interest in a naval variant of the Gripen.

Earlier reports in GripenIndia.com said Saab AB had received a Request For Information (RFI) from the Indian Navy for the supply of carrier-borne fighter aircraft. The company, which received the RFI earlier this month, is pitching a naval variant of its Gripen NG fighter, called the Sea Gripen. India's RfI was released to bidders over recent weeks and seeks detailed information on a common aircraft design for conventional aircraft carrier operations and short take-off but arrested recovery (STOBAR) operations, says Jane's

According to Stratpost, Tony Ogilvy, Vice President, International Marketing for Gripen informed StratPost that his company had made presentations to the navy last week and said the response was ‘very good’.

Ogilvy said the ‘inherent design characteristics’ of the Gripen aircraft make it ‘very similar to a deck based aircraft’.

He said that in the two-hour presentation, which took place last Friday, Sea Gripen’s salt water protection characteristics and maritime operational engine and its ability to operate off both CATOBAR and STOBAR carriers were some of the features highlighted.

According to Ogilvy, the Sea Gripen is being especially pitched to nations which are looking for compact carriers and are not necessarily interested in global force projection capabilities. The aircraft is said to have a very small footprint and is very easy to operate off smaller carriers.

AlbertoRJ escreveu:

Santiago escreveu: Sim, mas sairam. E os sucos não podem sair também?

Podem sim.
Tudo é possível.

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Justin Case escreveu:

AlbertoRJ escreveu: Sim, mas sairam. E os sucos não podem sair também?

Podem sim.
Tudo é possível.

[]'s

Santiago escreveu:

P44 escreveu:LCA/HAL-Tejas versão naval indiano em construção





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Interessante! Os indianos conseguem criar uma versão naval do seu caça e os suecos não podem! Será?

Carlos Mathias escreveu:Pode sair sim, é só dobrar o papel mais vezes e fazer umas dobrinhas novas.

Carlos Mathias escreveu:ÔBA!!!!!

Eu detesto esse calor que tá fazendo no Rio.