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Nie "D" tylko "C".eNwings pisze:Grecki 'D' 52+ Adv spadł podczas nocnej misji
Toż to jakby nasze bliźniaki! Kilka minut po pierwszej jak to czytałem mówli o 'D', więc nie wiem...? Teraz rzeczywiście jest mowa o 'C'.Spitfire pisze:Nie "D" tylko "C".
http://www.f-16.net/news_article2768.htmlThe Polish Air Force has selected the Rockwell Collins F-16C Modular Simulated Aircraft Maintenance Trainer (MSAMT) for the training of the aircraft’s maintenance personnel. Delivery is expected in April 2008.
The MSAMT Trainer developed by Rockwell Collins provides next generation maintenance training using an interactive virtual image environment. The MSAMT design supports classroom based training for novice and advanced F-16 maintenance personnel.
The Polish MSAMT is a derivative of the 24 US Air Force MSAMT trainers that Rockwell Collins developed and delivered in 2005. The system supports all configurable variations of the F-16 block 40 and block 50 aircraft.
"The MSAMT trainer, with its knowledge-based training, provides our customers with lower life cycle costs and the latest technology for training F-16 maintenance personnel," said Ken Schreder, vice president and general manager of Simulation & Training Solutions for Rockwell Collins.
The selection marks the second MSAMT delivered to a foreign customer. Rockwell Collins delivered an MSAMT trainer to the Egyptian Air Force in September 2007 under a multi year USAF support contract.
W zacytowanym powyzej artykule z F-16.net nie ma mowy o "systemie wsparcia logistycznego". Artykul odnosi sie do wybory systemu treningowego sluzacego do szkolenia obslugi naziemnej.eNwings pisze:wiadomość z 5 marca 2008:
"Polska wybiera system wsparcia logistycznego dla F-16"
za F-16.net
The Polish Air Force has selected the Rockwell Collins F-16C Modular Simulated Aircraft Maintenance Trainer (MSAMT) for the training of the aircraft’s maintenance personnel. Delivery is expected in April 2008.
The MSAMT Trainer developed by Rockwell Collins provides next generation maintenance training using an interactive virtual image environment. The MSAMT design supports classroom based training for novice and advanced F-16 maintenance personnel.
The Polish MSAMT is a derivative of the 24 US Air Force MSAMT trainers that Rockwell Collins developed and delivered in 2005. The system supports all configurable variations of the F-16 block 40 and block 50 aircraft.
"The MSAMT trainer, with its knowledge-based training, provides our customers with lower life cycle costs and the latest technology for training F-16 maintenance personnel," said Ken Schreder, vice president and general manager of Simulation & Training Solutions for Rockwell Collins.
The selection marks the second MSAMT delivered to a foreign customer. Rockwell Collins delivered an MSAMT trainer to the Egyptian Air Force in September 2007 under a multi year USAF support contract.
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kurdeeeeee F-16 poleci w kosmosCol Terry Virts Jr., 41, a former F-16 pilot has been named by NASA as the pilot of space shuttle Endeavour on flight STS-130 next December to the International Space Station.
The Colonel, a Baltimore native will make his first space flight after joining the astronaut corps in 2000.
Flight STS-130 mission is to deliver another module to the Space Station as well as seven-window cupola designed as a control room for robotic operations on the exterior of the space station.
When flying the F-16 Virts, served in Korea and Germany. In the late 1990s, he flew 45 combat missions to suppress Iraqi air defence fire. In 1997, he was accepted to the USAF Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base in California. During his time he has logged more than 3,700 flight hours in 40 different aircraft.
After joining the astronaut corps, he has helped to test shuttle electronics systems and handled communications between Houston and eight space station expeditions and three shuttle flights.
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