J'ouvre un topique sur les Forces aeriennes helvetique.

Voici une video epoustouflante avec en prime un show des F5 Suisses, quand je pense que nos TigerIII ont la meme agilité



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR5bDfD5XV8

ils ont de très beaux appareils, mon préféré c'est leur F-18C il est très puissant et très agile, j'aime bien quant il manoeuvre dans les vallées des alpes suisse, j'ai déjà posté sur le forum des photos superbes de F-18C suisses survolant les alpes.

Edit: j'ai oublié, la vidéo est très belle, elle est très célèbre, pas la peine de la prendre d'un forum kaka je me suis permis de rectifier ton lien

Tu as bien fait Raptor, mais quand j'ai vue les F5, j'ai pas pu m'empecher de penser aux notres, surtout en situation de dog fight.

oui je comprends c'est une très belle vidéo avec bande sonore d'Evanescence. ça fait partie d'un film sur l'armée de l'air suisse je pense

les suisses suite à leur relief sont parmis les meilleurs pilotes au monde

f5 tir au canon :


http://dailymotion.alice.it/video/x1nefz_avion-de-chasse-f5-suisse-tir-au-ca_extreme

L'armée de l'air Suisse gardera ses F-5 deux ans de plus.

Citation:

Swiss postpone Tiger fighter replacement programme Defence Minister Ueli Maurer decided to delay the Tiger Replacement Retaliation in the banking secrecy clash with Germany? 07:29 GMT, March 26, 2009 The Swiss Ministry of Defence said yesterday afternoon that it would delay the programme for the Partial Tiger Replacement (TTE) for the Swiss Air Force until at least 2010. Three candidates are still in the race for the $1.9 billion procurement contract: Dassault’s Rafale, Eurofighter Typhoon and Saab JAS 39 Gripen. The Swiss MoD intended to purchase 33 new aircraft to replace the aging Northrop F-5E/F Tigers, some of which have been deployed since 1976. In an official statement, defence minister Ueli Maurer said that the MoD would first draft a report on the country's defence policy, which may be released in December 2009, and then decide on whether it needed the new planes. This means that a decision would be delayed by at least six months as the evaluation of the tests and updated offers would be concluded by the end of May 2009. The selection of the aircraft type was planned for July 2009 and many defence analysts have seen the Eurofighter as being in the best position for the acquisition. The two-stage process of requests for the proposal began in January 2008 with the first request for a proposal armasuisse addressed to the four aircraft manufacturers: Boeing, Dassault, EADS and Saab. In April 2008 Boeing decided not to submit an offer. The remaining manufacturers submitted their proposals in July 2008. These companies have since been invited to submit a second offer by mid-April 2009. The decision to delay the programme has not been unexpected, since the programme had been unpopular in Switzerland since first announced. The financial crises have done the rest to raise doubts whether such expensive aircraft are really needed right now. German media, however, suspect that the move could be a tactical maneuver against Germany for its ongoing campaign against Swiss bank secrecy. Last year Germany began an aggressive campaign against “tax havens” such as Lichtenstein and Switzerland. Many billions of Euros are believed to be hidden from the German tax office in these traditional tax havens. In the last week the tensions reached a new pitch when German Finance Minister Peer Steinbrück described the Swiss as “intimidated,” comparing them to American Indians quaking at the thought of the oncoming cavalry. The Swiss were outraged by Steinbrück’s comments, with one tabloid calling him "one of the most hated men in Switzerland" and politicians compared him to Nazis. As a signal of protest, the Swiss Minister of Defence returned his German-made Mercedes limousine. Earlier this week, Swiss newspaper reported that Maurer could delay the fighter project due to French and German attacks on Swiss banking secrecy. Just seconds after the delay was officially announced, Swiss news agency SDA quoted President and Finance Minister Hans-Rudolf Merz as saying that this decision has nothing to do with the tax discussions. The Swiss People's Party (SVP), Switzerland's largest party, commented on this decision by saying it would support the country’s banks and called for further retaliation in the banking secrecy clash with Germany. The delay marks the second setback for the western European aeronautic industry since, on Tuesday, the Indian Defence Ministry officially reported to having cancelled its attack helicopter deal, which most likely would favor the U.S. Apache in a new tender (see: http://www.defpro.com/daily/details/275/). http://www.defpro.com/daily/details/276/

l´orgeuil suisse blessé par le ministre de finances allemand
la presse suisse l´a insulté par cou***e molle meme,ils sont pres d´une crises diplomatique

Bière training area

Une armée très pro, j'adore leur tenue

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C'est une armée de milice. C'est leur systéme que j'adore. Ca fait plus de 500 ans qi'ils n'ont pas fait la guerre, mais ils la préparent tout le temps, comme si elle allait avoir lieu demain.

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The CV9030 Mk II has been ordered by the Swiss Army, which requires 186 vehicles for delivery by 2005. The Swiss vehicle is called the Grenadier Tank 2000 and the first was delivered in September 2002. The 9030 Mk II is fitted with an ATK 30mm/40mm Bushmaster II Mk 44 cannon, SaabTech UTAAS anti-aircraft sight and the digital Hagglunds Vehicle Control System (HVCS). HVCS includes a video network system with displays at each crew station and vehicle built-in test system. It can be extended with a battlefield management system and the Hagglunds Defensive Aids Suite (HDAS).

Franchement c'est une belle armée... respect

ZURICH, 17 avril (Reuters) - Le constructeur aéronautique suisse Pilatus pourrait vendre des avions d'entraînement à la Suède et la Suisse achèterait en échange des chasseurs Saab , une opération évaluée à un milliard de francs suisses (658 millions d'euros), a rapporté la télévision suisse.

La Suède achèterait 50 Pilatus PC-21 et la suisse 22 chasseurs Gripen.

Un porte-parole de Pilatus s'est refusé à tout commentaire.

Le gouvernement suisse a fait savoir que des offres avaient été soumises par Saab, Eurofighter et Dassault Aviation avec son Rafale. Elles seront examinées en décembre.

Berne veut remplacer ses F-5E/F Tiger achetés en 1976 et 1981 à Northrop Grumman . Mais le gouvernement a dit en mars que la décision d'achat serait repoussée à 2010 au moins.

Source: Aerocontact