We are just buying more worn out 9600s, just be glad we aren’t buying some TR97s.
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libtards/leftards better hope trump doesn't draw a line in the sand and only help moderate thinking people when our threat does come . he sure won't help anyone associated with a cdn. newscast . trudeau will welcome the threat here and then f#$k off out of the country. i kept track of ctv news one night and 84% of newscast was bashing trump , and they call this news , what a joke . guess they don't know that any publicity is good . apparently there is no news in canada anymore. i am sick of hearing about trump , but thats all you get on ctv, cbc
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Originally posted by mcfarms View PostThey are buying f35a's think of it this way they are buying s790's we are buying their trade ins which are 9770's with 1500 sep hours on them because our 9600 conventionals are wore out. Now if the day ever comes we realize we need 790's to harvest the crop then the difference is going to be huge.
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Originally posted by caseih View Postgood analogy , but i think you are being generous , more like we are buying 7700's with 6000 hr on them
The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) has operated McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet fighter aircraft since 1984. The Australian Government purchased 75 "A" and "B" variants of the F/A-18 in 1981 to replace the RAAF's Dassault Mirage III fighters. The Hornets entered service with the RAAF between 1984 and 1990, and 71 remain in operation as of 2017.
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Sound like a lefty liberal here but stay out of wars same money save lives.
My dear departed dad who was a POW for nearly 4 years often said modern wars are a waste of time and money different that any wars previously. Was kinda talking 1980s onwards
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From what I understand these used F-18's from Australia are pretty much worn out and as such will just be spare parts to keep the existing CF 18's flying for a few more years. I think the Australians have quit using them as the airframes are pretty much finished.
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