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Topic started on 23-11-2003 @ 05:24 AM by SectorGaza
i know that israel got some f117 it is called "Hamkan" here, but what about the f22 or even the jsf? does israel intend to have them anytime in the future?




A total of 102 two-seat F-16Is will be delivered to Israel under two production contracts worth a combined $4.4 billion. The first aircraft will arrive early next year and subsequent deliveries will occur at a rate of two per month spanning about four years.

With the arrival of the 102 F-16Is, Israel will have a total of 362 of the jets – the largest fleet in any country in the world behind the United States.



too bad israel only got 24 F-15I



reply posted on 23-11-2003 @ 07:04 AM by SectorGaza
yeah www.israeli-weapons.com... is a very informative site about israeli weapon systems.



reply posted on 23-11-2003 @ 10:52 PM by Seekerof
Israel:
"All IAF aircraft"
Link:
www.waronline.org...

Excerpt:
"The next large contract after 2008 will probably be an order of a small number (about 25-40) F-22 fighters, and only after 2012 - F-35 (JSF) fighters.
Since 1999 Israel has an official observer status in the JSF program."



And from the Arms Trade Newswire:
"Israel to Get F-22 Jets from US"
Link:
www.clw.org...


Israel has become a participate in the JSF/F-35 Program and IS set to recieve F-35's in 2012:
"TSVAH HAGANAH LE ISRAEL - HEYL HA'AVIR
(ISRAELI DEFENCE FORCE - AIR FORCE)"

Link:
mylima.com...

Excerpt:
"Israel has also become a participant in the JSF programme."

"israel participate jsf program"
Link:
216.239.57.104...:s_M7NU4mAecJ:www.rand.org/publications/MR/mr1362.0/mr1362.0.ch2.pdf+Israel+is+a+participate+in+the+JSF+progr am&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

"Israel to Join JSF Program"
Link:
www.cdi.org...

Excerpt:
"U.S. and Israeli government officials on Feb. 13 signed a letter of intent that will permit Israel to eventually become a limited partner in development of the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program. Israel will be the eighth foreign country to join the JSF program. Levels of involvement are based primarily on the amount of investment to which a country commits to the program’s early development. The United Kingdom is a first-tier country, having pledged $2 billion. Italy and the Netherlands are considered second-tier, having pledged $1 billion and $800 million respectively. Canada, Denmark, Norway and Turkey are third-tier countries, having pledged between $200 million and $400 million. Israel has committed $150 million to the program. If Israel eventually decides to purchase the JSF, deliveries could begin as soon as 2012. A nation’s status weights what input it will have in to development of the aircraft’s final design and capabilities, as well as possible future co-production agreements."


Hope this helps Sector.....

regards
seekerof

[Edited on 23-11-2003 by Seekerof]

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