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Sono agli sgoccioli, se contano le ore di volo come facciamo noi!

Forse non hai capito bene il problema, queste sono immagini fatte trapelare dal confine con l'astuzia o con l'inganno, da un prete, e chi gli porta fuori queste cose rischia la pena di morte: We watched the shocking footage of the misery Kim’s regime is inflicting with Pastor Kim Seung-Eun, a cleric who has helped more than 1,000 North Koreans flee. Speaking at his home in the South, he said: “There are people in North Korea who are so hungry they have turned to cannibalism. "One man was shot dead, executed because he ate half of another human being and sold the rest as meat. People are living like animals in that country. "I do what I can to get as many out as possible but it is very, very dangerous, especially for the people on the inside who help me. ... The 48-year-old reverend has been sneaking defectors out of the North for several years often bribing hungry border guards and officials for help. It can cost him £5,000 in planning, rations, bribes for border guards, train and boat tickets. He has also helped bring out video images like the ones above. They are filmed by critics of the regime who face certain death if caught. Se tu hai la sensibilità di un facocero, non è che un australiano o un cinese o un vietnamita siano tutti sulla tua lunghezza d'onda, non generalizzare tutti gli occidentali con la tua frequenza, pigli una bella cantonata.

Avanti col bombardiere, che sarà un tutt'ala con spiccate caratteristiche stealth... (ma và?) Fonte Ria Novosti

Pultroppo il futuro della Siria si prospetta frammentato da guerre settarie interne. Questo paese non avrà pace per altri lunghi anni.

Ahh, interessante... una bella visitina ai porti del sudest asiatico, come ai vecchi tempi.

E' la PAT Avionics un azienda italiana a fornire questo HUD per piccoli aerei civili, chiamato G-HULP. G-HULP HUD functions: Airspeed represented through a rolling scale Personalization of common aircraft speeds: VNE,VFE,VLE,VNO,VX,VY,VS,VSO Altimeter height represented through a rolling scale Ability to set the altimeter based on the QFE, QNH or standard regulation Personalization of a reference flag “bug” on the Altimeter Artificial Horizon: pitch and roll axes and reference lines or points Turning rate Yaw rate Compass Outside Air Temperature (OAT) True Air Speed (TAS) G-meter Unit measures (meters, feet, etc.) selectable by the pilot in real time

Qualche curiosità: il velivolo è fatto di un composito carbonio-graffite, completamente elettrico, non ci sono sistemi idraulici e non sono sistemi di trasmissione meccanica. http://www.gizmag.com/project-zero-electric-tilt-rotor-aircraft/26561/ Cascina Costa

Il 10 Aprile, la Stennis ha transitato nello stretto di Surigao nelle Filippine, un luogo che evoca la battaglia dello stretto di Surigao nell'Ottobre del 1944.

Sempre meglio...

La situazione in NOrd Corea, è ben diversa da quello che il "caro" Kim fa vedere nei suoi ridicoli filmati propagandistici. Fame, cannibalismo, abusi di ogni genere, sono la regola.

Il V-22 ha un agguerrito concorrente sulla scena. Ho solo un dubbio, vogliono proporlo per sostituire l'Apache con la variante d'attacco dello V-280: Anche giustamente, una scorta ce la deve avere:

Un sobrio elenco degli Squadron Combat Ready. Anyway, here’s the detailed list of involved squadrons by airframes prepared by Air Force Times. F-2294th Fighter Squadron — Grounded April 9 27th Fighter Squadron — Basic mission capable through September 3rd Fighter Wing — Two squadrons combat mission ready through September 15th Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September 49th Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September F-15 C/D67th Fighter Squadron — Basic mission capable through September 44th Fighter Squadron — Basic mission capable through July, then Combat mission ready through September 48th Fighter Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September F-15E336th Fighter Squadron — Grounded April 9 335th Fighter Squadron — Combat mission ready through September 48th Fighter Wing — Two squadrons stand down April 9 391st Fighter Squadron — Stands down April 9 F-16 C/D8th Fighter Wing — Two squadrons combat mission ready through September 77th Fighter Squadron — Stands down April 9 55th Fighter Squadron — Combat mission ready through September 79th Fighter Squadron — Basic mission capable through July, then combat mission ready through September 555th Fighter Squadron — Stands down April 9 510th Fighter Squadron — Combat mission ready through September 13th Fighter Squadron — Combat mission ready through September 14th Fighter Squadron — Basic mission capable through September 51st Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September 57th Wing — One squadron (Thunderbirds) stands down April 9 158th Fighter Wing — One squadron stands down April 9 169th Fighter Wing — One squadron stands down April 9 187th Fighter Wing — One squadron stands down April 9 354th Fighter Wing — One squadron stands down April 9 4th Fighter Squadron — Basic mission capable until redeployment 421st Fighter Squadron — Basic mission capable through September A-10C75th Fighter Squadron — Basic mission capable through July, then combat mission ready through September 51st Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September 52nd Fighter Wing — Closing 442nd Fighter Wing — One squadron stands down April 9 917th Wing — One squadron stands down April 9 HH-60G18th Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September 48th Fighter Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September B-1B7th Bomb Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September 2nd Bomb Wing — Two squadrons stand down April 9 B-2509th Bomb Wing — Two squadrons combat mission ready through September B-522nd Bomb Wing — One squadron stand down April 9 5th Bomb Wing — Two combat squadrons combat mission ready through September E-3B/C/G2nd Bomb Wing — Basic mission capable through September 18th Wing — One squadron basic mission capable through September 552nd Air Control Wing — One squadron basic mission capable through September SE-4B55th Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September EC-130H55 Electronic Combat Group — One squadron combat mission ready through September OC-135B55th Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September RC-135S55th Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September RC-135U55th Wing — One squadron combat mission ready through September RC-135V/W55th Wing — One squadron basic mission capable through September TC-135W55th Wing (training) — One squadron basic mission capable through September WC-135C/W55th Wing. — One squadron combat mission ready through September Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/the-us-air-force-as-you-know-it-no-longer-exists-2013-4#ixzz2QBiMzQWX

Un aggiornamento sul BRAHMOS, che è stato testato da una piattaforma sottomarina, ha colpito un bersaglio di superfice a 290Km di distanza. L'unico problema è che l'India attualmente non dispone di un sottomarino capace di lanciarlo, e non ne avrà probabilmente fino al 2023. Fonte newindianexpress.com

Raytheon comunica di aver sviluppato un nuovo sistema d'alimentazione per l'arma, che ne estende il raggio di quattro volte, fino a 250 miglia. E il video: