40 C/D vaikuttaisi jatkavan 60 E/F rinnalla.
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Meinaavatkohan päivitellä noiden C/D-Gripenien avioniikat E/F tasolle niin pitkälle kun pystyy?40 C/D vaikuttaisi jatkavan 60 E/F rinnalla.
Meinaavatkohan päivitellä noiden C/D-Gripenien avioniikat E/F tasolle niin pitkälle kun pystyy?
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The Gripen guarding the Gulf
Analayo Korsakul Feb 2021
"Thailand may be famous for its tropical beauty and stunning beaches, but something in the air also makes it unique, as Analayo Korsakul reports...
...Saab JAS-39 Gripen fighters and Saab 340 AEW (airborne early warning) aircraft. Both serve Wing 7 at Surat Thani located near the Gulf of Thailand and are tasked with safeguarding sovereign air space across Southern Thailand, close to the biggest choke points in the world. The Strait of Malacca, a narrow 2.8km-wide sea lane connecting the Pacific and Indian Oceans, is a gateway between the East and the West and accounts for a quarter of global trade. It means Wing 7 is never short of work.
Maritime capability
One of the crucial factors that saw the Gripen being selected is its maritime domain capability. As well as the 12 examples ordered in 2008, the Swedish Air Force transferred 12 older RBS-15F anti-shipping missiles to the RTAF until the more modern Mk.3 model was available. It marks the first time the RTAF has had a real maritime strike capability, something it has longed for since the F/A-18D order was cancelled during the 1997 Asian financial crisis.
The Gripen works closely with the Saab 340 AEW in this role. The RTAF also agreed an operational framework alongside the Royal Thai Navy (RTN) to co-ordinate operationally during any conflict. It ensures RTN frigates and helicopter carriers can act as a fighter controller to direct Gripens to the maritime target....
...For a more capable missile, upgrade work has to be done. A recent 2020 RTAF white paper called for the Gripens to be upgraded with the new MS-20 (Mission System) during 2020/21. With it will come CBRN (chemical, biological radiological and nuclear) protection, datalink for close air support, new software for the PS/05 radar, small diameter bombs (SDBs) and Meteor support.
One of the features the RTAF will benefit from is the automatic ground collision avoidance system (AGGAS) - the RTAF lost one Gripen and its pilot during an aerial display during a 2017 Children's Day open house show (organised nationwide every second Saturday of January). Later investigations confirmed that the pilot had suffered from vertigo [SD Spatial Disorientation even in daylight]. If the AGGAS feature had existed, this tragic accident could have been avoided...."
AIR International Feb 2021 Vol 100 No 2
Sweden would like the aircraft to be able to carry a standoff weapon by the end of the decade, and Brazil sees its Gripen Es carrying a cruise missile, the domestically developed MICLA-BR, in the coming years.