...ght reduction. The redesigned the J-8II made its first flight on 12th June 1984 with new technologies utilized during manufacture as well as for SARH missi
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...nguish countermeasures. The next version, the FIM-92C began development in 1984 and was named as Stinger-RMP (Reprogrammable MicroProcessor). Introducing a
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...AW) for the infantry with weapons like the FN Minimi, which was adopted in 1984 by the US Army as the M249 SAW,<ref name="McNab_Minimi1">McNab 2017, 73</re
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...ansport MANPADS. It was developed in the late 1970s and entered service in 1984. As it was intended, it was originally only capable of carrying Strela and
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...sed a total of 36 units, 32 after live firing trials in 1977 and 6 more in 1984 after the first delivery was completed. In IAF service, the MD-500 was equi
...he fire trials in 1977 and 6 more after those 32 were finally delivered in 1984.
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...uracy in supplementary tests (34 out of 35); after its first appearance in 1984's 35th National Day Parade, the missile system passed for certifications in
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...ceived their batches of 36 Su-25Ks and 2 UBK trainers from Soviet Union in 1984 as the composition of the 30th Attack Air Regiment in Pardubice Airbase the
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...a had to look to domestic designers to fulfil these requirements. Thus, in 1984, development of the Denel Rooivalk began, from the basis of the Aérospatia
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...guidance way before the official introduction of [[HJ-8A|HJ-8 series]] in 1984 (Note: the development of HJ-8 was halted in 1970s until 1974 due to Cultur
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...nd Eastern Germany to be used by the Finnish army. They entered service in 1984 and remained as their primary Main Battle Tank until 2004 when they were ph
...type; the stock ammunition is lacklustre and it cannot fire ATGMs like the T-64B, T-80B, and T-80U
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...ith a testbed based on H-5 in 1983 and ground targeting tests were done by 1984, but the lack of dedicated airborne platform still hindered the progress of
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From 1984 to 1989, these ships were decommissioned. After the reunification of German
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...refueling. The F-4J(UK) served as a Quick Reaction Force for the RAF from 1984 to mid-1991, when they were replaced by the Tornado F.3.
In 1984, following the deployment of a squadron of Phantoms to the Falkland Islands
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In July of 1984, after the post-war sanctions were dropped, Japan put together plans to upg
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...ilding domestic prototypes, the J-7III took its first flight on 26th April 1984 and subsequent flight tests continued until 1988 when the first batches rol
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...nits in the United Kingdom and Germany began in 1982, followed by Italy in 1984 and Saudi Arabia, the sole export customer, in 1986.
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...cs, in parallel to the Sino-American Peace Pearl (和平珍珠) program in 1984 to upgrade the jet with US/NATO avionics during the better days of Sino-Ame
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...d a half years. The J-8II (J-8B Block 1) made its debut flight on June 12, 1984 (No. 84612, now stored at Shenyang Aerospace University (沈阳航空航天
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...to-Air Missile (IR AAM), became operational in 1982 and entered service by 1984, designed as a successor to the outdated R-60 (NATO reporting name: AA-8 ''
Following successful trials, the R-73 officially entered service in 1984, receiving the NATO reporting name AA-11 ''Archer''. Shortly thereafter, an
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...of J-8 series)'' with the iconic side intake of what-would-become J-8II in 1984 and the ambitious '''Q-6 (强-6)''' by Lu Xiaopeng ''(陆孝鹏, designer o
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