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Why Russia Has China By The Engines
SYSOP
5/21/2012 5:31:46 AM
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Chris
5/21/2012 2:03:02 PM
The Chinese are determined, and will eventually learn how to make their own high quality engines. They have acquired huge amounts of new technologies and manufacturing techniques (for dual use items) as a fee of sorts for getting access to their markets.
That fee has been happily paid by short-sighted nations (including the USA) who turn these technologies (and manufacturing operations) over to the Chinese in return for short-term gains. This nation is fueling China's growth, military build-up, and aggressive behavior.
BUY AMERICAN MADE PRODUCTS.
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bikebrains
5/21/2012 8:16:13 PM
@Chris: Re: BUY AMERICAN, excellent idea. @all VPs of marketing: Google "Made in America" marketing. Learn the power of "Made in America."
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deShiko
really?
5/22/2012 6:35:36 AM
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The public debate points to the continued inability to even achieve the lower (than in the West) manufacturing standards of Russia, whose state-run firms (during the Soviet period) were also never able to match Western standards
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Oooh, reeeeaaaally?
Please immediately tell this to NASA! They are using 20-year-old-design russian engines RD-180 for Atlas V!.
It seemed that "superior Western companies" like ULA (Lokhid) can't make anything better or they were looking for something
really
safe and reliable.
Those corporate-payed writers ..Or worse: dabbler.
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Emacs23
5/22/2012 7:01:00 AM
The author doesn't have a clue about how things done. It's all about proper management, not "capitalism" neither "socialism", etc. It's also doesn't have a clue about engines: soviet AL-31, which China can't reproduce is about the same level of one used in F-15 (they are direct competitors).
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