Bharat Rakshak

How DRDO failed India's military http://www.rediff.com/news/2008/jan/15guest.htm The difference between India's failure against Pakistan's success in their respective missile programmes is based on the purist mindset of the Defence Research and Development Organisation to develop indigenously all co...

karkera, Why in anyones name, would any fighter need a teraflop or param padma in its mission computer? This is a total non sequitur. kit was totally wrong in his assumption about a teraflop required to run an AESA. Then may I suggest he castigate the US, the Russians or even us...none of them have...

Its not that simple !! the software and hardware part is so complex that you need to see that to at least comprehend the technological aspect behind it.. and to put it simple you need the at least one teraflop of computing power on that plane along with this gizmo to make good use of it ... just th...

X-45A/UCAV project overview and autonomous formation maneuver Airbus A400M TP400-D6 Engine Test South Korea Next Generation Tank XK-2 JSF, X-32, Engine Structure JSF, Engine test F-35 JSF Sensor System The LCA story Martin-Baker ejection seats and related equipment Hercules chaff test Landing gear,...

BAE Systems Begins Production of Typhoon Helmet-Mounted Display [quote]Rochester, United Kingdom. — BAE Systems has begun production of the head equipment assembly (HEA) for the Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft. Deliveries are scheduled to begin early in 2009. The Typhoon HEA is the first binocular, ...

Beijing Is Developing Anti-Stealth Abilities [quote]China is developing new radar and other sophisticated systems to find and target U.S. radar-evading stealth aircraft such as the F-22 Raptor, F-35 Lightning, F-117 Nighthawk and B-2 Spirit. China watchers in Asia and the United States have seen an...