超级军网中国或将取得法国导弹雷达技术
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看来老外也不傻
无论小巴是不是打算这样做，从报道就可看出一些人所以为的废柴MICA是不是真的废柴。
会不会在A3的大蛋糕下收手呢？
至少从行文上看，这条消息不象是MK800的作品，但没期数依然可信度存疑。国外的军坛比较少有关消息，国外的知名军网又大多被封。
假如消息属实，至少证明了MICA的综合效能比可以提供给小巴的国货（SD10？PL12？）要高半筹以上，不然小巴不会肯花那个冤枉钱。一些人念念不忘的“MICA射程短吃亏”可以休矣。
假如消息属实，至少证明了MICA的综合效能比可以提供给小巴的国货（SD10？PL12？）要高半筹以上，不然小巴不会肯花那个冤枉钱。一些人念念不忘的“MICA射程短吃亏”可以休矣。
哦，要集成法国的雷达和导弹，小巴找谁作呢？
中国了解法制装备的时间比一些人想象的早的多,了解的程度也比某些人想象的深的多.如果哪天有消息说法国的火控系统和PL12整合到一起去了,也没什么大惊小怪的
《简氏防务周刊》报道称-------:D :D
是参考消息上说的!!!!!!!!!!
是参考消息上说的!!!!!!!!!!
Pu大不是说在F10上法国给的帮助最大了
嘿嘿，TG跟香水国的合作，是有悠久历史跟长远未来滴！
不用怀疑什么MK800,是janes的报道:
http://www4.janes.com/subscribe/ ... =JDW&QueryText=
Pakistan radar, missile deal risks technology leak to China
China could gain access to French radars and missiles via Pakistan, it has been suggested. Pakistan is seeking to acquire the systems for use on...
13-Sep-2007
http://www4.janes.com/subscribe/ ... =JDW&QueryText=
Pakistan radar, missile deal risks technology leak to China
China could gain access to French radars and missiles via Pakistan, it has been suggested. Pakistan is seeking to acquire the systems for use on...
13-Sep-2007
原帖由 lsquirrel 于 2007-9-14 22:12 发表
不用怀疑什么MK800,是janes的报道:
http://www4.janes.com/subscribe/ ... =JDW&QueryText=
Pakistan ...
死链。:L
不过有链就表明不是假货了。
用法国的雷达和导弹，只能用法国的航电，这价格还不如直接买法国飞机的了，某些人听风就是雨
原帖由 aaasssaaa 于 2007-9-14 22:17 发表
死链。:L
不过有链就表明不是假货了。
看这里吧:
http://jdw.janes.com/public/jdw/asiapacific.shtml
现在还是第一条呢
Pakistan radar, missile deal risks technology leak to China
米卡···不错的冬冬
目,我这里能看到阿:
http://www4.janes.com/subscribe/ ... =JDW&QueryText=
难道是因为我是注册用户的关系?
Pakistan radar, missile deal risks technology leak to China
Reuben F Johnson Correspondent
Moscow
China could gain access to French radars and missiles via Pakistan, it has been suggested.
Pakistan is seeking to acquire the systems for use on its JF-17 (FC-1) light fighter aircraft, being jointly developed by China's Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group and the Pakistani Aeronautical Complex.
Sources in Pakistan have told Jane's that the country is in talks with the French government for MBDA MICA air-to-air missiles (AAMs) and Thales RC 400 multimission radars for the fighters, a move that is likely to go ahead, according to Russian and Chinese sources, and could lead to the technology leaking to China, it is feared.
Russian industry had targeted JF-17 weapon sales to Pakistan as a key opportunity, but this has been blocked by Russia's export agency, Rosoboronexport, to avoid offending India, a key customer for Russia but a nuclear rival of Pakistan.
The export to Pakistan of the RD-93 engine, which powers the Chinese version of the aircraft, has also encountered difficulties as Russia focuses on India's requirement for more than 126 multirole combat aircraft (MRCA) - a deal that is likely to be Russia's largest winnable opportunity for years to come.
Western intelligence experts have expressed concern that the technology could be reverse-engineered by China if sold to Pakistan. Chengdu's other major fighter programme, the JF-10, was given a significant boost when Chinese designers were allowed to examine the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Lockheed Martin F-16 fighter.
"This would be a circumvention of the [EU] arms/defence technology embargo on China, which is undesirable, but it would also create a significant shift in the military balance between China and two of its neighbours - Taiwan and India," commented a US-based Chinese military analyst.
Taiwan's air force operates 60 Dassault Mirage 2000-5 fighters equipped with the same MICA AAM and the Thales RDY radar, from which the RC 400 is derived. The proposed sale to Pakistan and the possible transfer of this technology to China, would compromise the entire Taiwanese Mirage 2000-5 fleet.
French technology being accessed by China would also have a substantial impact on any effort by France to sell to India. France is hoping to sell the Dassault Rafale fighter to meet India's MRCA requirement and MBDA and Thales are in the last stages of negotiating an upgrade for India's Mirage 2000 aircraft.
One analyst said: "Not only is this giving the Chinese the ability to circumvent the EU embargo, but it also destroys relations between France and two of its biggest export customers."
Neither French government representatives nor MBDA had responded toJane's requests for comments prior to going to press.
http://www4.janes.com/subscribe/ ... =JDW&QueryText=
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Pakistan radar, missile deal risks technology leak to China
Reuben F Johnson Correspondent
Moscow
China could gain access to French radars and missiles via Pakistan, it has been suggested.
Pakistan is seeking to acquire the systems for use on its JF-17 (FC-1) light fighter aircraft, being jointly developed by China's Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group and the Pakistani Aeronautical Complex.
Sources in Pakistan have told Jane's that the country is in talks with the French government for MBDA MICA air-to-air missiles (AAMs) and Thales RC 400 multimission radars for the fighters, a move that is likely to go ahead, according to Russian and Chinese sources, and could lead to the technology leaking to China, it is feared.
Russian industry had targeted JF-17 weapon sales to Pakistan as a key opportunity, but this has been blocked by Russia's export agency, Rosoboronexport, to avoid offending India, a key customer for Russia but a nuclear rival of Pakistan.
The export to Pakistan of the RD-93 engine, which powers the Chinese version of the aircraft, has also encountered difficulties as Russia focuses on India's requirement for more than 126 multirole combat aircraft (MRCA) - a deal that is likely to be Russia's largest winnable opportunity for years to come.
Western intelligence experts have expressed concern that the technology could be reverse-engineered by China if sold to Pakistan. Chengdu's other major fighter programme, the JF-10, was given a significant boost when Chinese designers were allowed to examine the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Lockheed Martin F-16 fighter.
"This would be a circumvention of the [EU] arms/defence technology embargo on China, which is undesirable, but it would also create a significant shift in the military balance between China and two of its neighbours - Taiwan and India," commented a US-based Chinese military analyst.
Taiwan's air force operates 60 Dassault Mirage 2000-5 fighters equipped with the same MICA AAM and the Thales RDY radar, from which the RC 400 is derived. The proposed sale to Pakistan and the possible transfer of this technology to China, would compromise the entire Taiwanese Mirage 2000-5 fleet.
French technology being accessed by China would also have a substantial impact on any effort by France to sell to India. France is hoping to sell the Dassault Rafale fighter to meet India's MRCA requirement and MBDA and Thales are in the last stages of negotiating an upgrade for India's Mirage 2000 aircraft.
One analyst said: "Not only is this giving the Chinese the ability to circumvent the EU embargo, but it also destroys relations between France and two of its biggest export customers."
Neither French government representatives nor MBDA had responded toJane's requests for comments prior to going to press.