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'''Ramiq''' ([[Qymish language|Qymish]]: Ⱃⰰⰿⰹⱒ) is a [[Qym]]ish aerospace and defense [[wikipedia:crown corporation|crown corporation]]. | '''Ramiq''' ([[Qymish language|Qymish]]: Ⱃⰰⰿⰹⱒ) is a [[Qym]]ish aerospace and defense [[wikipedia:crown corporation|crown corporation]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:15, 19 July 2026
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Ramiq (Qymish: Ⱃⰰⰿⰹⱒ) is a Qymish aerospace and defense crown corporation.
History
Budget and management
Ramiq is operated as an independent crown corporation and receives a subsidy from the Royal Ministry of Defense for research and development. Unlike Vajdila, which has a domestic and export mission, Ramiq has solely a domestic mission with a prohibition to sell any of its products to any entity other than the Government of Qym.
Products
- Fighters
- Ramiq R-20 (4th generation fighter; similar to the Mikoyan MiG-29)
- Ramiq R-22 (4th generation interceptor; similar to the Mikoyan MiG-31)
- Ramiq R-26 (5th generation stealth air superiority; similar to the Chengdu J-20)
- Bombers
- Ramiq T-55 (strategic bomber; similar to the Rockwell B-1 Lancer)
- Ramiq T-66 (stealth bomber; similar to the Northrop B-2 Spirit)
- Trainer
- UAVs
- Current products
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A Ramiq R-20 from the Royal Air Force of Qym -
A Ramiq R-22 from the Royal Air Force of Qym -
A Ramiq R-26 from the Royal Air Force of Qym -
A Ramiq T-55 from the Royal Air Force of Qym -
A Ramiq T-66 from the Royal Air Force of Qym
