Chronicler: We are influenced by Boeing
August 21, 2015
Many escrow allegedly discovered when the newspaper Politiken Saturday brought a chronicle of kampflyindkøbet under the heading
"Joint Strike Fighter is perhaps just not the right aircraft". A feature article which set out very clearly discouraged the purchase of F-35 and highly recommended a purchase of Boeing's F-18 Super Hornet. And an article that was extremely well written and timed in relation to the weekend's Roskilde Airshow and the media coverage in this regard.
The authors Michael Huusom, Niels Gunnar Sørensen and Ole Ryberg is a former pilot in the Air Force for a total of 100 years, stood at the beginning of the Chronicle.
Nytkampfly.dk run Thursday coincidentally into Michael Huusom that his own words had been the leading party of the post. It was not directly written by Boeing and Boeing Danish PR professionals. But something had Boeing had to do with it, acknowledged Huusom.
"We are influenced by Boeing and Mads Lindholm," explained Michael Huusom.
"Do you think Mads Lindberg," asked nytkampfly.dk, as it is the name of Boeing well-paying Danish PR man.
"Yes, that's his name. He has come with input and read it afterwards, so facts were in place. And I have eaten dinner with Rick McCrary and greeted him of event, "explained Michael Huusom.
Rick McCrary was until July 1 Boeing Danish campaign manager.
"I asked him to come with 10 housewife-arguments against the F-35, which all could understand."
Sources say that Ole Ryberg only got about 15 flight hours on the F-16 before he was moved to another job, as he was better suited for. Niels Gunnar Sorensen has about 1,000 hours on the F-16, but was retired many years ago. Michael Huusom flew F-100 until 1984. According to sources, so none of the three knowledge of modern fighter aircraft.
