Say this about the Russians – definitely getting slicker in their marketing than their Soviet forebears…
(and it’s in English too)
Techie note – have been experimenting with inserting Flash objects this weekend, so if the above just shows up as a blank check your browser settings or if you are on a network that blocks Flash objects, you can download the zipfile here. -SJS
“Be modest about what military force can accomplish, and what technology can accomplish. The advances in precision, sensor, information and satellite technology have led to extraordinary gains in what the U.S. military can do…But also never neglect the psychological, cultural, political, and human dimensions of warfare, which is inevitably tragic, inefficient, and uncertain. Be skeptical…
While we have been busy over here, seems there is a bit of a dust-up that has arisen overseas between President Putin and his CGS, Yuriy Baluyevskiy centered on the INF treaty and Russia’s continued adherence in view of the proposed US European site for a portion of its ballistic missile defense system. When Secretaries…
Couple of major milestones for the Advanced Hawkeye program announced today: Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP): An Acquisition Decision Memorandum, signed June 11 by the Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics, gave the Northrop Grumman E-2D Advanced Hawkeye program approval to enter low-rate initial production. Having demonstrated that it has met all acquisition…
` Join us for Midrats this Sunday, 22 July 2012 on blogtalk radio, where the topic is missiles – ballistic and cruise; and your humble scribe is the guest. Seven months into this year and we have seen much on this front. Pick a theater and you will find ballistic and cruise missiles are at…
Came across the following while researching something else: Have to wonder how long the formation lasted after the photographer took the shot. Talk about a range of disparity – from the B-36/B-52 bringing up the rear to the Dart and Super Sabre in lead and the transports stuck in the middle, you know there had…
(1988) plus c’est la même chose (2008) (photo of VAW-126 by way of Southern Air Pirate) …for the uninitiated – those would be the back-ends of the E-2C, then and now. Oh, and Lex — per your query: subfamily: Talpinae; tribe: talpini; genus: talpa; Talpa caeca; sub-genus: hummerus
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Can’t remember where I saw it, but there was a pretty nice video that Sukhoi put out touting the Su-35. I suspect it accompanied this brochure because a couple of the diagrams look familiar. Anyway, the video was memorable because it got straight to the point. Had several separate animations of the Su-35 taking down several Eurofighters, an E-3, a couple B-52s, and a destroyer that (IIRC) looked suspiciously like an Arleigh Burke.
You mean this one?
Little optimistic I think re. the response of the “targets,” but hey, what do you expect from a commercial… 🙄 😆
-SJS
First time I’ve seen the Flash Paper medium, Nice job, and nice brochure.