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Hay informes oficiales de The United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission, que es una agencia del Gobierno de los Estados Unidos de Nov. 2015, que cita el ofrecimiento del FC-1 y del J-10 y sus valores.
"China and Argentina announced for the first time their formation of a joint working group to assess the integration of Chinese-made fighter aircraft into the Argentine Air Force, which would upgrade its antiquated and deteriorating fighter fleet. This group was tasked with exploring Argentina’s purchase of at least,
but potentially as many as 20 FC-1 or J-10 aircraft, both fourth-generation fighters manufactured by the Chengdu Aircraft Corporation, a subsidiary of defense conglomerate Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC). China’s coproduction with Pakistan of the FC-1, an inexpensive multirole combat aircraft, is likely of interest to Argentina’s defense industry, which has valued direct industrial participation in defense procurement.
As the FC-1 is less expensive and of significantly lower quality than the J-10, it would likely be a worthwhile purchase to Argentina only under coproduction terms.
The J-10, a more advanced multirole combat aircraft, has been described in U.S. government publications as a “modern” fighter comparable in performance to U.S. fourth-generation jets.
Although the J-10 would be more costly, since the summit Chinese military analysts have emphasized the advanced phased-array radar and air-to-air missiles of one variant in particular, the J-10B, as selling points (which variant Argentina is considering is unclear). Argentina has also explored aircraft purchases from France, Israel, Spain, Sweden, and Russia, but has announced prospective deals only with China and Israel to date; which agreement, if any, will ultimately be fulfilled is unclear."
Y cita los valores 30/40 millones por el FC-1, y 50 millones por el J-10...
Evidentemente Richard Fisher leyó este informe...
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