Rafal F3R protiv MiG-29SM - Comparison Croatian Rafale F3R VS Serbian MiG-29SM HD

Hrvatska će kupiti francuske višenamenske borbene avione Rafale u verziji F3R. Ovi borbeni avioni su proizvedeni pre 15-ak godina, a prodavac Rafala Dassault Aviation koji će isporučiti 12 jednoseda proizvedenih 2007. godine i dva dvoseda proizvedenih 2005. godine u roku od 18 meseci od potpisa ugovora. Ako se ugovor sa francuskim proizvođačem potpiše ove godine prvih 8 aviona uključujući i dva dvoseda bi bilo isporučeno do 2024. godine, a ostalih 6 jednoseda tokom 2025. godine. To znači da će starost ovih aviona u trenutku dolaska u Hrvatsku iznositi oko 20 godina. 14 borbenih aviona i obuku pilota i mehaničara će Hrvatska platiti 930 miliona eura. U tu cenu nije uračunata nabavka vođenog raketnog vazduh-vazduh, vazduh-zemlja naoružanja kao i avio-bombe i taj paket će se dodatno Francuzima platiti oko 80 miliona eura. Ceo posao nabavke višenamenskih borbenih aviona će u staru koštati preko milijardu eura. S obzirom da je Lockheed Martin ponudio nove F-16 block 70 sa rokom isporuke od pet do šest godina, francuska ponuda je prevagnula da se ne bi plaćao Air Policing hrvatskog vazdušnog prostora drugim članicama NATO-a, jer resursi postojećih MiG-21 u HRZ-u ističu do 2024. godine. Croatia will buy French multi-role fighter planes Rafale in the F3R version. These fighter planes were manufactured about 15 years ago, and the seller is Rafala Dassault Aviation, which will deliver 12 single-seater produced in 2007 and two two-seater produced in 2005 within 18 months of signing the contract. If the contract with the French manufacturer is signed this year, the first 8 planes, including two two-seater, would be delivered by 2024, and the other 6 single-seater during 2025. This means that the age of these planes at the time of arrival in Croatia will be around 20 years. Croatia will pay 930 million euros for 14 fighter planes and training of pilots and mechanics. That price does not include the purchase of guided air-to-air missile, air-to-ground weapons as well as air bombs, and that package will be additionally paid to the French around 80 million euros. The whole job of procuring multi-purpose fighter planes will cost over a billion euros in the old days. Given that Lockheed Martin offered new F-16 block 70 with a delivery period of five to six years, the French offer prevailed not to pay for Air Policing of Croatian airspace to other NATO members, because the resources of existing MiG-21s in HRZ -u expire by 2024. Video credit: https://www.defense.gouv.fr; http://www.mod.gov.rs Audio credit: https://www.youtube.com › audiolibrary #rafale #mig29 #vojskasrbije #hrvatskavojska #hrz #rvipvo #serbianarmy #croatianarmy #airforce