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    Piani per basare i getti di combattimento all’aeroporto di Shannon al costo annuale di 100 milioni di euro

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    1. denk2mit on

      Surprisingly detailed plans for something that’s only starting to emerge this week – clearly plans for this are more advanced than they’ve been letting on.

      Shannon makes loads of sense, initially using contractors for maintenance makes loads of sense, and sending pilots overseas for training means we can learn from people with far more experience.

      Personally think we should get an order in now for South Korea’s new light fighter. Cheap to buy and operate, decent range, not tied to the Americans, and Poland are already establishing a servicing centre and pilot training base that we can absolutely make use of.

    2. Baggersaga23 on

      If we’re buying the planes, let’s actually use them and invade someone please. We don’t want another scanner scandal

    3. Murderbot20 on

      In your dreams its going to cost 100m. Anyone who believes that also believes in santa.

      It costs 100m just to buy a single jet. Maintenance is crazy money, multiples of that. Plus you need an entire infrastructure for this and staff and everything. Also this is Ireland so you can multiply everything by 2 or 3 again anyway.

      Theyre lobbying for another massive scam on the Irish taxpayer and the most detestable of all since were talking killing machines lets not forget.

      It would be a black hole for money and it would be totally useless and stupid. Its so depressing to see that people fall for the same lies over and over again.

    4. cyberwicklow on

      Have BAM build the storage facility, even better yet, have them add on space for those electronic voting machines that never worked and that we still pay rent annually to store. Yea, definitely nothing going to go wrong with this cash grab by the military industrial complex…

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