Re: und wer fliegt die dann? kleine grüne natopiloten?

ok, ich habe mal die suchmaschine meiner wahl angeworfen:

https://www.businessinsider.com/pilot-training-isnt-only-problem-with-giving-ukraine-fighter-jets-2022-4?op=1

While it may not take long for these aviators to learn how to execute the fundamentals of flying in a new cockpit, combat is a test like few others. Even for American fighter pilots, who spend more time in their cockpits than pilots hailing from most other nations, survival in combat is never assured — let alone victory.
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According to the US Air Force's 332d Air Expeditionary Wing, which operates both the F-15E Strike Eagle and F-16C Fighting Falcon (among other aircraft), it takes a ratio of 25 maintainers to every one aircraft to keep their equipment in good working order.
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It takes each technician about 18 months to complete their job-specific training (on top of things like basic training) before they're sent to their fleet units where they'll continue to undergo on-the-job training until they're fully proficient at their jobs.

is wohl doch nicht ganz so einfach..

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