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My understanding was that the g-wagon and the hawkei were BOTH replacements for the land rover... the former for domestic duties and the... -
And suffered as a result (the LRPV in the Australian War Memorial is a telling example). Hence the push for a better vehicle (whether...
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StingrayOZ replied to the thread Royal Australian Navy Discussions and Updates 2.0.2032 Is a long way away. Situation and ground may change. They can't commit to things that aren't committed.. Sterling isn't in the... -
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It seems likely to me that is largely around defusing issues in his own party. There was apparently quite a lot of noise around AUKUS... -
I read an artical local news paper that said that currently NZDF personnel current pay rates are 10% below the civilian equivalent even... -
Kkoxinga replied to the thread 6th Generation Fighters Projects.Video of the second KAAN prototype taxi test. P1 is reportedly a more production representive prototype, closer to a LRIP model and...
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Kkoxinga replied to the thread 6th Generation Fighters Projects.I would imagine that they would do it via different blocks. It is not uncommon. The F-16 had different engine options over the...
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SStevoJH replied to the thread Royal Australian Navy Discussions and Updates 2.0.Am I remembering wrong, or did UK support for an Australian Nuclear program dry up when after they signed the MDP with the US in 1958...
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RRicho99 replied to the thread Australian Army Discussions and Updates.My understanding was that the g-wagon and the hawkei were BOTH replacements for the land rover... the former for domestic duties and the...
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The same basis upon which Ukraine dismantled it‘s nuclear capability. Food for thought.
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Oold faithful replied to the thread Australian Army Discussions and Updates.Sure, but the discussion at one point suggested that hawkei was the replacment for the landrover, which the g wagon really is. The...
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RThe discussion of what vehicles should/could be used to provide the light cav/recce role is flawed because it is concentrating on the...
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Kkato replied to the thread European Union, member states and Agencies.The "perimeter" is already one of the hardest-reinforced borders anywhere in the world, on a scale with e.g. the southwest border of...
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Sswerve replied to the thread European Union, member states and Agencies.There are two: Ceuta & Melilla. Ceuta was Portuguese from 1415 to 1580, then part of the united monarchy of Castile, Aragon & Portugal...
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Feanor replied to the thread European Union, member states and Agencies.I was thinking of perimeter hardening.
