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Battle tested in Syria, as was Armata. Both Dry 57 and Armata have gone in to serial production. Be interesting to see if either one comes up against peer equipment, but apparently both did in Syria…unofficially.
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Need i ask how they did against peers? Unofficially of course.
Rumor has it both units exceeded design and operational specs, hence serial production for both units.
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Good for them, truly.
Looking forward to your next book.
Hornet. Working on it, 3rd Defense book two progresses well. I’ve been not terribly well this year, but now things are better so I’m writing again.
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Wow. I don’t know which is more magnificent: the Su-57 or Shapovalova. A beautiful, intelligent lady speaking perfect English, and exhibiting a good knowledge of the machine she is presenting. And a constructive contribution from Sukhoi.
There scarcely seems any room for improvement. Full marks, RT!