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by sudipn
19 Nov 2005 02:45
Forum: Military Exercises Archive
Topic: Cope India 2005 - Kalaikunda AFS - Part I
Replies: 337
Views: 192852

There is no question of what to bomb or not bomb in the "WVR engagements". The engagement is between an MKI and something. The MKI is either in an offensive mode (escorting a strike package) or defensive mode (CAP). Since BVR was out of the question the MKI patiently waits for its adversa...
by sudipn
18 Nov 2005 22:43
Forum: Military Exercises Archive
Topic: Cope India 2005 - Kalaikunda AFS - Part I
Replies: 337
Views: 192852

Vick: Err whats the difference in these two situation? Is its WVR less effective in defensive coz the a/c has a lot more fuel load? While in offensive it has burnt up a significant portion of the fuel load. Also wouldnt it carry more ordinance in an offensive role. What exactly is offensive? Escort...
by sudipn
18 Nov 2005 02:15
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Radar thread - specs & discussions
Replies: 328
Views: 160022

This is a slightly lengthly but highly technical discussion on how cheap analogues of AESA radars are being developed... - One day I allready wrote here, that AESA (as design) is NOT decisevely better, than PESA in all application, and the race between two designs is far from end. AESA 1) need much...
by sudipn
18 Nov 2005 00:20
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Radar thread - specs & discussions
Replies: 328
Views: 160022

George, This URL is not one which i think would be archived... then again if you read the warning on line 2 for people have been warned to skip if thy do not like to read long mails and finally how come you are posting in blue? SudipN should be banned from BRF too. :twisted: He has contracted the ex...
by sudipn
17 Nov 2005 22:39
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Radar thread - specs & discussions
Replies: 328
Views: 160022

This is a slightly lengthly but highly technical discussion on how cheap analogues of AESA radars are being developed... People who are not interested can skip this post here for people who know televison tech ... remember the HDTV using DLP chip ....a similar kinda chip is being contemplated... ne ...
by sudipn
17 Nov 2005 22:22
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Radar thread - specs & discussions
Replies: 328
Views: 160022

A very good read on the AESA stuff ... but since its a western source, as usual, its biased against the Russians .... Agile radar beams : Active electronically scanned arrays energize fighter performance - I think the main inconvenience of the article - is methodologics. It is not correct to compar...
by sudipn
07 Jul 2005 21:14
Forum: Military Exercises Archive
Topic: Exercise Garuda-II: Istres AFB, France
Replies: 91
Views: 79452

in real life the idea is to use AWACS until time comes for launching missile. a radiating radar can be detected from well outside its own effective range by RWR gear. well you are right but this statement is not completely true.. in condition where an awac is not avaliable an air tactic called sent...
by sudipn
07 Jul 2005 01:15
Forum: Military Exercises Archive
Topic: Exercise Garuda-II: Istres AFB, France
Replies: 91
Views: 79452

he obviously meant the N001 Myech radar is inferior to the RDY on 2000-5. I believe the RDY-2 was onlee on the UAE M2K-9 (aka 2005-mk2). just raw range and power isnt the only yardstick, sophistication also counts and in this the leading western radars have always been better - one of the reasons w...
by sudipn
06 Jul 2005 02:12
Forum: Military Exercises Archive
Topic: Exercise Garuda-II: Istres AFB, France
Replies: 91
Views: 79452

From an online forum, translated by a French member: - French pilots learnt to know the SU30K better. "A powerfull and very manoeuvrable weapon system, which performs as well as the 2000 RDI but inferior to the 2000-5 RDY in its K version. Magazine Cover well if i am not mistaken the 2000-5 K ...
by sudipn
20 May 2005 04:15
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Radar thread - specs & discussions
Replies: 328
Views: 160022

Some good stuff for people who wanted to know more about phased array radars both active and passive...
http://www.astron.nl/documents/conf/tec ... ech03w.pdf
by sudipn
23 Mar 2005 23:45
Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
Topic: Radar thread - specs & discussions
Replies: 328
Views: 160022

v3.thalesgroup.com/airbornesystems/activities/systems/airborne_radars/1_186_207_73.html Guys... if you click on the RC 400 pdf from the link mentioned above... it shows a picture of the LCA as a potential user of the RC 400 radar... if i am not mistaken this is being offered to the fc-17 also... al...
by sudipn
16 Mar 2005 23:58
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

It is not 100% chance, but it is a chance. :wink: Now Igorr lets see why it has a chance... well it has a chance because we assume in the first place that the sub could some how creep to about 20 miles from its intended target... which to my mind is the key... you have to come as close as possible ...
by sudipn
16 Mar 2005 21:49
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

BUT the seewolf missile set – is Tomahawks. .... Against an enemy with strong antimissiles defense and probably anti-satellite measures .... Hello Igorr... sorry it takes me quite a long time to reply to your posts...also others complain that long posts are boring ... so let me keep them short and ...
by sudipn
15 Mar 2005 00:23
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

Igor, well yes you are right... saturation model is a good way of taking down enemy defenses ... saturation can be done by both cruse missiles and also ballistic missile either independently or together ..coming in as a salvo ... verry simply put the underlying principle of a saturation attack is to...
by sudipn
10 Mar 2005 02:54
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

For people interested in facts .... here are a few things about vertical and horizontal launcher techs that you might wanna check out... given below are a couple of different techniques used to launch a cruise missile horizontally... 1> complete solid rocket booster tech... the cruse missile is ejec...
by sudipn
08 Mar 2005 03:53
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

sudipn, Just some friendly advice before the admins come knocking. In the interest of keeping the forum a friendly place, I request that you tone down the sarcasm in your posts. I'm sure that debate can be conducted in a far more civil manner. If you have information to share, please do share it in...
by sudipn
08 Mar 2005 03:04
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

Sudip, I also want to add that, once the torpedo is out in water, u r out in the open to the other sub thats watching u, unless it happen that the opponents sub is of 70s vintage. So there is not much to hide. Also another fact is that, the torpeod just need to be pushed out, after that its propuls...
by sudipn
08 Mar 2005 02:20
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

Sudip, i think u've confused urself, as what ur saying is not that of EG, which the west calls as Fuel-cells, but that of the MESMA close-cycle AIP. Read these from some old issues of Military Parade. ... on the Germans choice for Fuel-Cells for the U-212..................... Marcos.... OK Let us s...
by sudipn
05 Mar 2005 04:18
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

BTW .... did u guys fotgot to look something ???? Our current Kilos employ 54 (which many had criticized), but just think of it as to how much we'd be able to get from these 540 men .... as the Amur-950 V2 needs just 18 guys (or say maybe, 20-21 when AIP module is included) and submarines aren't ea...
by sudipn
05 Mar 2005 00:17
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

VLS is more of an issue for SAMs and similar defensive missile systems where reaction time is crucial. It is less of an issue for offensive missile systems. Nevertheless, there is a range penalty, and I'm guessing that the penalty is more than the few hundred meters it takes to turn the missile aro...
by sudipn
05 Mar 2005 00:08
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

man... what are u talking about... "but the energy it expends in executing a 180 degree turn ".... boss when u pop out of the water u r vertical ... u then make the turnto which ever direction u wanna go to... is this going to be any different then making a similar turn when u pop out in a...
by sudipn
04 Mar 2005 23:38
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

VLS is more of an issue for SAMs and similar defensive missile systems where reaction time is crucial. It is less of an issue for offensive missile systems. Nevertheless, there is a range penalty, and I'm guessing that the penalty is more than the few hundred meters it takes to turn the missile aro...
by sudipn
04 Mar 2005 22:55
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

[quote="john]In order for that HDW had to make few comprises in order to accomadate 4 heavy torp tubes for Israeli submarine, one of those being that it can carry ony 16 missiles/ torpedoes as opposed to 24 and also less interior space for the crew men and so on. In all likelihood we will see V...
by sudipn
04 Mar 2005 22:34
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

[I do not have any source to back that up, but believe me, if torpedo launch (of missiles) were so easy, the navies of the world wouldnt have developed a VLS. The above should make it clear why VLS is preferred to tube launch. The sub/ship has to position itself in the direction of the target to la...
by sudipn
04 Mar 2005 21:34
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

My uneducated guess: 1. To fire a missle from torpedo tube, the sub has to position itself at certain depth and angle with its torpedo tubes facing up. The VLS doesnt place any such restrictions, though depth restriction stays. 2. The VLS launched missile shoots out of the water vertically and can ...
by sudipn
04 Mar 2005 04:36
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

VLS allows firing in any direction with no effect on range and that is the most important advantage of VLS IMHO. Everything else needs multiple units and support hardware to provide a 360' coverage. :) could you please try and explain what u mean by firing in any direction? and also which units (th...
by sudipn
04 Mar 2005 02:05
Forum: Military Issues Archive
Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
Replies: 331
Views: 197619

Question............... And plz dont mind if i am asking a rather dumb question... Why would we require a vls for bramose ...why would we be not able to fire them exactly like we fire the club missiles from our submarines today? If i am not mistaken there are two types of torpedo tubes 1> the 533mm ...
by sudipn
23 Dec 2004 02:29
Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
Topic: Magazine and Media Watch/Review
Replies: 294
Views: 123920

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by sudipn
28 Oct 2004 02:04
Forum: Military Exercises Archive
Topic: Exercise SINDEX: IAF and RSAF
Replies: 144
Views: 104524

From the High BW video, both the low visibility grey shade and the blue shade Su-30s clearly didn't have the canards. There were the Su-30Ks, no question about that. If the canard is straight and level with the wing, it is extremely difficult to spot it. The video appears to be clear but I would no...
by sudipn
27 Oct 2004 23:11
Forum: Military Exercises Archive
Topic: Exercise SINDEX: IAF and RSAF
Replies: 144
Views: 104524

Couple of pictures from the exercise. [url=mms://media.mindef.gov.sg/26oct04_EXsindex_hi.asf]Hi BW Video[/url] guys now i might be mistaken but could any of you guys actually detect the MKI in this clip? from what i could make out they were the su 30 k's their canards missing....can we deduce somet...
by sudipn
02 Jul 2004 22:32
Forum: BR Nostalgia Archive
Topic: Bharat Rakshak Celebrates Seven Years!
Replies: 162
Views: 123054

Re: Bharat Rakshak Celebrates Seven Years!

I used to be a RA at SAMEER if any one knows what that is. It was then in 1999 that i first came across BR... I was amazed.. the discussions were just terrific ....but it was only after about 4 years of just silent reading that I could muster enough courage to actually post something on this site. W...
by sudipn
12 May 2004 04:01
Forum: Military Exercises Archive
Topic: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
Replies: 213
Views: 136289

Re: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe

Rakesh yes you were right the concept of rapids was not fully implemented but there were a few of these implemented In the 1st strike corps here is a quote to it. -------------------------------------------- As if often the case in India, plans for one concept become plans for another. While waiting...
by sudipn
12 May 2004 01:47
Forum: Military Exercises Archive
Topic: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
Replies: 213
Views: 136289

Re: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe

The Impossible task of defending Pakistan. This article that a leading brigadier from the Pakistani army has written gives a great deal of insight into the thinking of a lot of Pakistanis the elite and all. Indians have always been seen as lesser mortals be it the classical equation in which one pak...
by sudipn
11 Feb 2004 05:49
Forum: Military Exercises Archive
Topic: Operation Parakram: An Analysis
Replies: 163
Views: 112146

Re: Operation Parakram: An Analysis

Guys I Think we ought to a take a leaf on battle tactics from the US and may be improvise/tailor them to suite our conditions. The Concept of total war. The Idea should be to launch so many attacks at one time that the pakis would need to send reinforcement to as many corners as possible. This could...
by sudipn
28 Oct 2003 02:03
Forum: Strategic & Security Issues Archive
Topic: Indian Army - Revolution in Military Affairs
Replies: 159
Views: 115691

Re: Indian Army - Revolution in Military Affairs

Rudra, Thats an excellent thought. It does deserve great deal of consideration. Speaking of which I have observed that many "brites" regularly post very intreguing thoughts. That does deserve consideration at the very highest level. I think its about time we "brites" set up a lob...
by sudipn
28 Oct 2003 00:05
Forum: Strategic & Security Issues Archive
Topic: Indian Army - Revolution in Military Affairs
Replies: 159
Views: 115691

Re: Indian Army - Revolution in Military Affairs

Rakesh, That article on aerial photography was great stuff. But i am sure there are algorithms of converting a 2D picture to a 3D picture. A great example is a commercial product by the "Pinsharp company" in UK. http://www.pinsharp3d.co.uk/gallery/index.html. A close friend of mine has don...