Kuwait May Send M-84 Tanks to Battle Putin in Ukraine
From the sands of Kuwait to the fields of Ukraine, the forgotten M-84s are rolling toward a new frontline.
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From the sands of Kuwait to the fields of Ukraine, the forgotten M-84s are rolling toward a new frontline.
We are taking off for yom tov, as has been our policy for the last 24 years since we began publishing the 5TJT. Frankly, after all these years it is somewhat of a difficult and even uncomfortable thing for me to do, personally. As you may surmise, after almost two-and-a-half decades, there is a cadence […]
The US DSCA has notified Congress of possible sales of C-130J-30 Super Hercules aircraft and air defence radar systems to Egypt.
Advertisement: Last week, Finnish flag carrier Finnair announced that it would be dismantling one of its remaining Airbus A319 aircraft. This led to a surge of interest from avgeeks and collectors, who wanted to obtain parts of the retired aircraft. However, earlier this week, the airline confirmed that the aircraft’s parts would not go up for sale. Let’s have a look at why this is the case. Finnair’s remaining A319s are the oldest aircraft type in its fleet. They have an average age of 19.4 years old. Photo: Marvin Mutz via Flickr Selling of parts prohibited in Finland
MIAMI – As per its sale of flag carrier Air India (AI), the government announced it would not extend the deadline for submitting interest in the purchase. Nonetheless, it has allowed interested parties to submit physical bids until December 14. Although the announcement represents an obstacle for a future sale, the action does offer one week more for any interested bidders. The Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) stated that the qualified bidders for AI would probably receive the respective notifications by January 5, 2021. The government made the sale deal adjustme...