Well, what do you propose in this case. If for example: Other countries will receive F-15, 18 and various equivalents, what will Germany get?
Well, they might end up in a situation similar to that of britain for a while.
MiG-29SE (FDR was gonna buy them iirc) and eurofighter
i will admit the mig-29 is a bit of a stretch
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An even more paper version, considering that this version was not exported at all
There won’t be a Eurofighter for a very long time, Smin confirmed this
Germany needs CAS not A2A. MiG-29A and G are fine for the foreseeable future
This year
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I still don’t get what you are trying to prove here
The situation for Japan was that they couldn’t get a 4th gen jet without the AJ
Germany is not in such a situation and won’t get into that situation for a while, unless Gaijin suddenly skips to very late F-15 models
Thanks man <3
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That was to the F-16 not for the RAF Gipens I think
Nothing will change next year either
Both of them are operated by private businesses
The SE was the export S. They have been exported. And if no Eurofighter, guess you’re SOL and gotta wait until then, unless you’re keen on fighting F-15s in a Phantom with AMRAAMs. The only other “stretch” one is the Tornado ADV but Germany also never used them. So, you’re stuck with nothing for now.
F-15 early version, please, here’s an option for you
What F-15 early? Japan only ever operated the F-15J, which would have been a skip way ahead.
The RAF does not have Gripens. The Empire Test Pilots’ School does, which is a private entity. They are operated by QinetiQ not the RAF. They just work with the MoD and RAF. Still a private org though and is denied
the aussies f/a18 had asraam at one point
Not really
“Branch : Ministry of Defence (operated by QinetiQ)”
I don’t think there are enough openly available documents on the Tejas for any of their variants to be added
What exactly will be the advantage?
Fairly sure the Australian RAAF has ASRAAM as their primary IR missile actually