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- Did Pakistan shoot down three Indian Rafale jets in Kashmir . . .
Pakistan claims it shot down three Indian Air Force Rafale fighter jets during the clashes in Kashmir on the night of May 6 to 7 Pakistani internet users allege that several images and videos document…
- Indian Rafale Shot Down by Pakistan’ French Intelligence . . .
Three IAF and a French Air and Space Force Rafale practice over French skies in Jul 2023 for the upcoming Bastille Day parade (Image credit: French Air and Space Force)
- The Super Rafale: Frances High-Performance Fighter Jet Takes . . .
France has taken a bold step forward in the global aerospace arena with the development of the Rafale F5, colloquially dubbed the "Super Rafale," positioning it as a formidable rival to the United States' Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II
- The Rafale, the latest Dassault Aviation combat aircraft . . .
The Rafale, the French aerospace industry’s flagship, is the perfect embodiment of the concept of national sovereignty It is the result of strategic know-how: the design and complete autonomous control of a state-of-the-art air combat system to guarantee operational independence, an essential condition for security and deterrence in the face of major threats
- Dassault Rafale: The Pinnacle of French Multirole Fighter . . .
The Dassault Rafale, aptly named after the French word for “gust of wind,” epitomizes the zenith of French aerospace innovation As a twin-engine, canard delta-wing multirole fighter, the Rafale stands as a testament to France’s commitment to maintaining an independent and formidable air combat capability
- Rafale Reemerges With Conformal Fuel Tanks - twz. com
The above photo of a two-seat French Air Force Rafale B fitted with CFTs began circulating recently on social media The tanks are installed on top of the center ‘barrel’ section of the Rafale’s fuselage, fitted on each side of the aircraft’s central spine
- The Real Reason Indias Dassault Rafale Jets Lost to Pakistan . . .
Key Points – On May 7, India’s air force launched Operation Sindoor, targeting militant-linked sites in Pakistan Despite employing cutting-edge Dassault Rafale fighters and advanced missiles, photographic evidence indicates Pakistan’s Air Force downed multiple Indian jets—including at least one Rafale—without confirmed losses
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