why would a country obay another country rules if theyre at war with them. theres enough engineers in briton to make any part of any engine. or to just make the whole engine anyway. it wouldnt even cost £100m to research and design and produce

obey and britain. would change nothing. countrys is a singular in my use. while countries is multiple. day without constant coffees and a big chicken salad. bacon and mushroom sarnie,. harder the die hard. take all 48 anadin extra on the way home

Word or RTF? Tsk, tsk. What's the matter with plain text? I know that the international standard ODF is too much to ask.

You can comply with Joint Services Publication 101 - The Defence Writing Guide (no, really) for extra brownie points. Link here:

http://www.defac.ac.uk/eDW/edw_welcome_01.htm

You can't really be proposing that the blackhawk would be more suitable. Its a medium lift helicopter when the Lynx is a light helicopter.

By the way having work in the defence industry even if the government decided to buy some 'off the shelf' kit from overseas the MoD would want to make a few 'adjustments' and then keep changing their mind so doubling (at least) the cost.

Also the Future Lynx engine is made by a joint venture of Roll Royce so its not like we wouldn't be able to make it here if we really needed.

turn on your ipod nano and listen to your drum n bass

...until autarky in "deep engine knowledge locked away in overseas brains" became a factor? Dreaming of holding out against the forces of darkness à la "Battle of Britain"? 21st century protip: Win your airwar the first day.

The future lynx engines will be maintained at Fleetlands...

maybe they have a filter on email clients or firewall. and word and rtf are allowed from public addresses