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Subject: Who will win or should win Singapores A/C contract?
giblets    10/22/2003 7:48:36 AM
Witht eh aircraft that have gone intot he next round reduced to the F-15, Rafale and Eurofighter, who will win, personally i thinkt he F-15 has been left in to drive the price down
 
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Thomas    RE:Who will win or should win Singapores A/C contract?   10/22/2003 7:58:30 AM
Depends on the context they plan to operate in, anybody know more??
 
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Goblin6    RE:Who will win or should win Singapores A/C contract?   10/31/2003 8:40:55 AM
The F-15 will be the eventual winner based on two factors: 1) Cost - the F-15 will be the least expensive alternative; 2) The Eagle will offer all the capability the SAF needs especially with its longer range.
 
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HunterSThompson    RE:Who will win or should win Singapores A/C contract?   10/31/2003 1:53:26 PM
I aggree with Goblin, I think the F-15 will win in the end. Now this isn't mean comment towards our french friends, but I doubt that will win. As far as I know they haven't exported any Rafales. I may be wrong because I really don't pay much attention to the plane. It definately would be a big boost to Eurofighter if they won, but the F-15 seems to be the best choice. It's cheaper and with the electronics that are going into it, the plane should be more then enough for Singapore. That would keep the F-15 production line open for almost 40 years! That has to be unprecedented for a Western fighter.
 
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macawman    RE:Who will win or should win Singapores A/C contract?   11/1/2003 2:06:03 PM
Usually in this region of the world, the country that 'pays off' the right people wins the contract.
 
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