Venezuela

[Erich]

Cluster postete
......Ich vermute das basiert auf diesem Papier. Da keine Quellen angegeben sind, kann ich mir auch vorstellen, dass es sich um eine Übertreibung von "normalen" Ausbildern für geliefertes chinesisches Gerätes handelt.

Das ganze ist vermutlich eine Art "Workshop":

danke, vielleicht waren das auch nur ein paar Verkäufer, die sich in diesem Rahmen mal den MArkt für Waffenlieferungen aus China angesehen haben;
interessant ist inzwischen, dass sowohl SDF wie CMF unter Bezug auf dieselbe "Quelle" <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.spacewar.com/news/milplex-05k.html">http://www.spacewar.com/news/milplex-05k.html</a><!-- m --> folgende Nachricht wiedergeben:

Venezuela Poised To Take Over As Top Latin American Arms Buyer
Newtown CN (SPX) Nov 15, 2005

Over the past year Venezuela has adopted a force structure revitalization program that could be worth as much as $30.7 billion through 2012. If fulfilled, this would make the country the leading arms buyer in the region through the rest of the decade.....
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While details are sketchy, the Venezuelan Navy itself is planning to spend some VEB2.141 trillion ($998.1 million) on a fleet and equipment revitalization program that will stretch from 2006 to 2010. The planned procurements include 138 naval vessels of all types, including larger patrol ships, smaller coastal and riverine patrol boats, three submarines, and various support ships.

The Air Force has a requirement for as many as 50 fighters, with Russian Su-27s or Chinese J-10s reportedly being considered, and for nearly as many Super Tucano turboprop attack/trainer aircraft. The Army needs at least 30 transport and gunship helicopters, and is in talks to buy light armored vehicles, artillery, and various electronics systems. An air defense upgrade program worth at least $150 million has been launched with the purchase of Chinese JYL-1 3-D radars
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