超级军网美國「國防新聞」國軍的F16A/B戰機將升級
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國防新聞周刊:國軍的F16A/B戰機將升級
最新一期美國「國防新聞」周刊報導說，美國將協助我國把現有的F16A/B戰機升級，預計換裝新型的雷達、飛彈、干擾器等。目前有一種說法，認為美國既然為F16A/B升級，恐怕就不會出售更先進的F16C/D給我國。(劉芳報導)
今天上市的「國防新聞」周刊發自台北的報導說，F-16A/B戰機的原廠，也就是洛克希德馬丁公司，與美國空軍最近派員到台北，專門就F- 16A/B升級相關事宜向我國簡報。
這篇刊登在首頁的報導說，升級計劃主要是三方面，一是航空電戰，二是存活能力，三是戰鬥能力。空軍希望提升引擎性能，但受限於預算，可能無法實現。報導又說，升級計劃的相關文書及準備作業需要很長時間，所以具體的升級工程可能要到後年才開始。
報導指出，有些消息人士說，美國不打算出售F-16C/D給我國，以免觸怒中共，所以美國把F-16A/B升級作為替代方案。但是報導接著說，一位美國國防官員表示，兩件事未必有太多的相關，如果美國要賣F-16C/D，即使中共反對，美國還是會賣。
報導說，三年來，台灣一直爭取F-16C/D以取代逐漸過時的F-5戰機，卻沒有進展。如果要執行F-16A/B升級計劃，也就沒有多餘預算採購F-16C/D了。國防新聞周刊:國軍的F16A/B戰機將升級
最新一期美國「國防新聞」周刊報導說，美國將協助我國把現有的F16A/B戰機升級，預計換裝新型的雷達、飛彈、干擾器等。目前有一種說法，認為美國既然為F16A/B升級，恐怕就不會出售更先進的F16C/D給我國。(劉芳報導)
今天上市的「國防新聞」周刊發自台北的報導說，F-16A/B戰機的原廠，也就是洛克希德馬丁公司，與美國空軍最近派員到台北，專門就F- 16A/B升級相關事宜向我國簡報。
這篇刊登在首頁的報導說，升級計劃主要是三方面，一是航空電戰，二是存活能力，三是戰鬥能力。空軍希望提升引擎性能，但受限於預算，可能無法實現。報導又說，升級計劃的相關文書及準備作業需要很長時間，所以具體的升級工程可能要到後年才開始。
報導指出，有些消息人士說，美國不打算出售F-16C/D給我國，以免觸怒中共，所以美國把F-16A/B升級作為替代方案。但是報導接著說，一位美國國防官員表示，兩件事未必有太多的相關，如果美國要賣F-16C/D，即使中共反對，美國還是會賣。
報導說，三年來，台灣一直爭取F-16C/D以取代逐漸過時的F-5戰機，卻沒有進展。如果要執行F-16A/B升級計劃，也就沒有多餘預算採購F-16C/D了。
最新一期美國「國防新聞」周刊報導說，美國將協助我國把現有的F16A/B戰機升級，預計換裝新型的雷達、飛彈、干擾器等。目前有一種說法，認為美國既然為F16A/B升級，恐怕就不會出售更先進的F16C/D給我國。(劉芳報導)
今天上市的「國防新聞」周刊發自台北的報導說，F-16A/B戰機的原廠，也就是洛克希德馬丁公司，與美國空軍最近派員到台北，專門就F- 16A/B升級相關事宜向我國簡報。
這篇刊登在首頁的報導說，升級計劃主要是三方面，一是航空電戰，二是存活能力，三是戰鬥能力。空軍希望提升引擎性能，但受限於預算，可能無法實現。報導又說，升級計劃的相關文書及準備作業需要很長時間，所以具體的升級工程可能要到後年才開始。
報導指出，有些消息人士說，美國不打算出售F-16C/D給我國，以免觸怒中共，所以美國把F-16A/B升級作為替代方案。但是報導接著說，一位美國國防官員表示，兩件事未必有太多的相關，如果美國要賣F-16C/D，即使中共反對，美國還是會賣。
報導說，三年來，台灣一直爭取F-16C/D以取代逐漸過時的F-5戰機，卻沒有進展。如果要執行F-16A/B升級計劃，也就沒有多餘預算採購F-16C/D了。國防新聞周刊:國軍的F16A/B戰機將升級
最新一期美國「國防新聞」周刊報導說，美國將協助我國把現有的F16A/B戰機升級，預計換裝新型的雷達、飛彈、干擾器等。目前有一種說法，認為美國既然為F16A/B升級，恐怕就不會出售更先進的F16C/D給我國。(劉芳報導)
今天上市的「國防新聞」周刊發自台北的報導說，F-16A/B戰機的原廠，也就是洛克希德馬丁公司，與美國空軍最近派員到台北，專門就F- 16A/B升級相關事宜向我國簡報。
這篇刊登在首頁的報導說，升級計劃主要是三方面，一是航空電戰，二是存活能力，三是戰鬥能力。空軍希望提升引擎性能，但受限於預算，可能無法實現。報導又說，升級計劃的相關文書及準備作業需要很長時間，所以具體的升級工程可能要到後年才開始。
報導指出，有些消息人士說，美國不打算出售F-16C/D給我國，以免觸怒中共，所以美國把F-16A/B升級作為替代方案。但是報導接著說，一位美國國防官員表示，兩件事未必有太多的相關，如果美國要賣F-16C/D，即使中共反對，美國還是會賣。
報導說，三年來，台灣一直爭取F-16C/D以取代逐漸過時的F-5戰機，卻沒有進展。如果要執行F-16A/B升級計劃，也就沒有多餘預算採購F-16C/D了。
ww把idf吹上了天，看来这先天缺钙的细腰绿毛龟难顶大梁啊！f16a/b岁数大了，当心中风;P
台湾现役的F-16虽然叫F-16A/B，可是其性能已与F-16C/D的早期批次相当了；
还叫F-16A/B只不过用来欺人而已。
还叫F-16A/B只不过用来欺人而已。
至于说IDF的动力不足，
IDF的推重比为0.92，并不低。
IDF的推重比为0.92，并不低。
用了这么长时间改进也正常
是啊，10B都上天了，是该战略平衡一下了
Taiwan Plans F-16 Upgrades
New Radar, Jammer, Missiles Seen
By wendell minnick
Published: 15 June 2009 Print | Email
TAIPEI - Taiwan's Air Force is planning a midlife upgrade of its 146 F-16A/B Block 20 fighter jets. Officials from F-16 maker Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Air Force briefed Taiwanese representatives on possible upgrade options earlier this year.
Related TopicsEurope
Middle East & Africa
Air Warfare
The self-governing island is still hoping to persuade the United States to sell it 66 F-16C/D Block 50/52s despite three years of fruitless effort. So the upgrade currently being considered is "limited in scope," a Taiwan defense source said, "since funding will not be sufficient to support both the new C/D buy and an extensive upgrade of the entire A/B fleet."
Sources here say they are expecting an announcement late this year or in early 2010 about the quest to buy new F-16s.
Meanwhile, the Air Force is still developing the upgrade's operational requirement document, which "means that funding for such a program will not start until at least after 2011," well after the expected release of new F-16C/Ds, he said.
The Taiwan defense source said the upgrade is currently envisioned to address the issue of "diminishing manufacturing sources," and to add capabilities "mainly in the avionics, survivability and combat-effectiveness areas."
Under consideration are replacing the APG-66(V)3 radar with the APG-68(V)9; upgrading the modular mission computer to the MMC-7000; and adding new color multifunction displays, the Joint Helmet-Mounted Cueing System, AIM-9X Sidewinder air-to-air missiles, a new internal electronic countermeasures jammer and advanced targeting pods.
If a new engine is added to the upgrade package, the candidates would be the General Electric F110-GE-129 and the Pratt & Whitney F100-PW-229. But funding constraints mean the upgraded F-16s will likely not get a better engine, long desired by the Air Force to allow a greater takeoff weight, more operational flexibility and economy of force.
The deal will include "industrial cooperation incentives" with Taiwan's Aerospace Industrial Development Corp., which builds aircraft engines and components for international customers.
U.S. Prefers Upgrade?
Some sources here say U.S. officials might use the upgrade as a pretext to avoid selling new F-16s in an attempt to placate China.
There are fears that selling new F-16s to Taiwan would antagonize China and, in particular, dampen cooperation on containing North Korea. In 1992, Beijing withdrew from Middle East arms control talks after Washington decided to release F-16s to Taiwan.
But one U.S. defense official said the proposed upgrade and the requested purchase are not so tightly linked and that both may potentially proceed despite pressure from Beijing.
Over the past 10 years, China has acquired a variety of fourth-generation Russian and indigenous fighters, including Su-30s and J-10s, putting its Air Force on par with Taiwan's service.
Moreover, China has about as many fighter jets within striking distance of Taiwan as the island has fighters.
Taiwan is still flying F-16s, Mirage 2000-5s and Indigenous Defense Fighters acquired in the 1990s. Taiwan also has about 60 aging F-5 Tigers acquired in the 1970s.
The F-16A/B needs a longer-range radar and better electronic-warfare gear to deal with Chinese advances, the U.S. source said. Taiwan wants the F-16C/Ds to replace its "obsolete F-5s."
"The F-5 has no beyond-visual-range [BVR] capability," the source said. "In today's environment, it is nothing but a target. The modern Chinese fighters could track and kill an F-5 before it is aware of the threat."
Force Structure Decline
The Taiwan defense source said U.S. refusal to sell new F-16s would "catalyze an irreversible decline in force structure within the next several years" and would not be "conducive to developments that would help advance U.S. national security interests in the region."
He argued that a weak Taiwan would invite Chinese military adventurism, while releasing the F-16s and renewing the U.S. commitment to defend the island would ensure security.
"The resultant reduction in the number of operational aircraft and the operational squadrons would represent a precipitous loss in Taiwan's overall defensive capability, one which could greatly further negatively impact the military balance in the Taiwan Straits, thus making the newly reduced tensions between the two sides more tenuous and vulnerable to Chinese military intimidation," the defense source said.
New Radar, Jammer, Missiles Seen
By wendell minnick
Published: 15 June 2009 Print | Email
TAIPEI - Taiwan's Air Force is planning a midlife upgrade of its 146 F-16A/B Block 20 fighter jets. Officials from F-16 maker Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Air Force briefed Taiwanese representatives on possible upgrade options earlier this year.
Related TopicsEurope
Middle East & Africa
Air Warfare
The self-governing island is still hoping to persuade the United States to sell it 66 F-16C/D Block 50/52s despite three years of fruitless effort. So the upgrade currently being considered is "limited in scope," a Taiwan defense source said, "since funding will not be sufficient to support both the new C/D buy and an extensive upgrade of the entire A/B fleet."
Sources here say they are expecting an announcement late this year or in early 2010 about the quest to buy new F-16s.
Meanwhile, the Air Force is still developing the upgrade's operational requirement document, which "means that funding for such a program will not start until at least after 2011," well after the expected release of new F-16C/Ds, he said.
The Taiwan defense source said the upgrade is currently envisioned to address the issue of "diminishing manufacturing sources," and to add capabilities "mainly in the avionics, survivability and combat-effectiveness areas."
Under consideration are replacing the APG-66(V)3 radar with the APG-68(V)9; upgrading the modular mission computer to the MMC-7000; and adding new color multifunction displays, the Joint Helmet-Mounted Cueing System, AIM-9X Sidewinder air-to-air missiles, a new internal electronic countermeasures jammer and advanced targeting pods.
If a new engine is added to the upgrade package, the candidates would be the General Electric F110-GE-129 and the Pratt & Whitney F100-PW-229. But funding constraints mean the upgraded F-16s will likely not get a better engine, long desired by the Air Force to allow a greater takeoff weight, more operational flexibility and economy of force.
The deal will include "industrial cooperation incentives" with Taiwan's Aerospace Industrial Development Corp., which builds aircraft engines and components for international customers.
U.S. Prefers Upgrade?
Some sources here say U.S. officials might use the upgrade as a pretext to avoid selling new F-16s in an attempt to placate China.
There are fears that selling new F-16s to Taiwan would antagonize China and, in particular, dampen cooperation on containing North Korea. In 1992, Beijing withdrew from Middle East arms control talks after Washington decided to release F-16s to Taiwan.
But one U.S. defense official said the proposed upgrade and the requested purchase are not so tightly linked and that both may potentially proceed despite pressure from Beijing.
Over the past 10 years, China has acquired a variety of fourth-generation Russian and indigenous fighters, including Su-30s and J-10s, putting its Air Force on par with Taiwan's service.
Moreover, China has about as many fighter jets within striking distance of Taiwan as the island has fighters.
Taiwan is still flying F-16s, Mirage 2000-5s and Indigenous Defense Fighters acquired in the 1990s. Taiwan also has about 60 aging F-5 Tigers acquired in the 1970s.
The F-16A/B needs a longer-range radar and better electronic-warfare gear to deal with Chinese advances, the U.S. source said. Taiwan wants the F-16C/Ds to replace its "obsolete F-5s."
"The F-5 has no beyond-visual-range [BVR] capability," the source said. "In today's environment, it is nothing but a target. The modern Chinese fighters could track and kill an F-5 before it is aware of the threat."
Force Structure Decline
The Taiwan defense source said U.S. refusal to sell new F-16s would "catalyze an irreversible decline in force structure within the next several years" and would not be "conducive to developments that would help advance U.S. national security interests in the region."
He argued that a weak Taiwan would invite Chinese military adventurism, while releasing the F-16s and renewing the U.S. commitment to defend the island would ensure security.
"The resultant reduction in the number of operational aircraft and the operational squadrons would represent a precipitous loss in Taiwan's overall defensive capability, one which could greatly further negatively impact the military balance in the Taiwan Straits, thus making the newly reduced tensions between the two sides more tenuous and vulnerable to Chinese military intimidation," the defense source said.
来几架阿联酋60批次的吧。50批次的已经有些落伍了。
10B在IDF看来也就是小菜一碟，F16C/D是用来对付TG丝带的。
早曝了，现在J-10相当于新加坡的那批次F-16，大概是BLOCK-52
看了大米国没钱是肯定的了
台湾现役的F16就已经是BLOCK50/52的能力了，数量也已经足够了，还是再升级到E/F级别的吧，省点钱以后买F35。
还是把钱攒足了买F22吧不用多2架好了。 这样海军2条潜艇挑翻大陆海军，空军2架F22大胜大陆空军。:D:D
m217 发表于 2009-6-16 17:24 
原来战力比是1：200呀，太强大鸟，ww还是以封锁法国，不，封锁天顶星为己任吧。。:D :D
原来战力比是1：200呀，太强大鸟，ww还是以封锁法国，不，封锁天顶星为己任吧。。:D :D
认识了几个湾湾后，有时候也很能体会他们的苦。。。。。。。。
看来WW的F-16C/D是没戏了！{:3_84:}
其实台湾有这个必要吗？升级肯定不如买新的F-16C/D。个人意见。
买点F/A18-E/F把也给TB参考下
WW的F-16放在15年前还是个威胁，放在现在那就只是个笑话了。。。。大家都在奔4代。。WW玩的了吗:D
强烈建议弯弯引进F35
看来大家都对WW的奔3战机升级藐视呀， 但咱们也是在奔3时代呢， 也有一大堆的27要升级，
何况咱们奔3+ 的鸟机还TMD就几架，大家不要过于乐观了， 奔4的jj 还在蛋壳里呢
何况咱们奔3+ 的鸟机还TMD就几架，大家不要过于乐观了， 奔4的jj 还在蛋壳里呢
做别人的棋子还不如做回自己。
怎么改现在也没用了！系统啊...
我真受不了......
摸摸容宠
整个空战系统咋样？包含预警等等等等
锦衣卫纪纲 发表于 2009-6-16 15:18
哈哈，保留个人意见
哈哈，保留个人意见