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- 30 Apr 2005 00:58
- Forum: Military Expositions Archive
- Topic: Aero India - pics, clips and anecdotes
- Replies: 211
- Views: 134420
Next 7 loaded http://www.acig.org/exclusives/aero/Aero_India.htm At 315 pics currently (and more to come), its bigger than BR even! 8) While this concludes, the next big(ger) thing is in processing. Great! Do you have more pictures of P15A? http://www.acig.org/artman/uploads/p15a.jpg Anyone know wh...
- 12 Apr 2005 04:47
- Forum: Military Expositions Archive
- Topic: Aero India - pics, clips and anecdotes
- Replies: 211
- Views: 134420
Here are my 92 photos of Static Aircraft display. It has some unusual photos for the eyes of the discerning (I took to heart feedback from last Aero India 2003). http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/Temp/ArunS/2index.htm Some of the items are not documented. Pls help fill in and also any feedback/brickbat...
- 10 Mar 2005 00:57
- Forum: Military Issues Archive
- Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
- Replies: 331
- Views: 199082
... Thats coz , if the AIP cud be used to have the subs attain the cruising and maximum speed for the entire length of its endurance (say 30-45 days) and the diesel is seldom used, whats the use of installing a diesel unit??.... probably, with the 3rd Gen and future AIPs, the non-nuclear submarines...
- 08 Mar 2005 06:02
- Forum: Military Issues Archive
- Topic: Project 75 & Submarine Options
- Replies: 331
- Views: 199082
... On the Soviet/Russian development ... Abt 3rd Gen EG ... Third-generation air independent propulsion systems will increase submarines’ dived endurance to 60-90 days and will thus bring their performance very close to that of nuclear submarines. ... ... Amur-1650 spec Endurance, ------ 45 days A...
- 02 Feb 2005 10:45
- Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
- Topic: New Chetan Helicopter: News & Discussion
- Replies: 59
- Views: 43392
There is yet another benefit through this standardization of engines across two-thirds of the Heli inventory (ALH, Cheetal and Chetan [other than the Russian ones at the moment]) - costs of inventory, training, maintenance, etc. across IA, IN, IAF ... joint helicoptor command (at least in acquisitio...
- 30 Jan 2005 03:08
- Forum: News Folders Archive
- Topic: Indian Army - News Folder - January 2005
- Replies: 32
- Views: 14456
- 17 Jul 2004 02:46
- Forum: Military Exercises Archive
- Topic: Exercise Co-operative Cope Thunder
- Replies: 201
- Views: 129780
Re: Exercise Co-operative Cope Thunder
Great picture of IL-78 MKI at Edmonton -International (YEG / CYEG) Canada - Alberta, on July 6, 2004 (by Richard Barsby)
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/618592/L/
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/618592/L/
- 29 Jun 2004 01:51
- Forum: Military Exercises Archive
- Topic: IAF Jaguars & IL-78s in Italy
- Replies: 124
- Views: 97934
Re: IAF Jaguars & IL-78s in Italy
Originally posted by Vishnu Som: ... BTW ... of the 16 Jag pilots, most are TACDE ... some of the others are on their way to TACDE ... morale is high ... The IAF has asked the USAF to train with them on parity since we know what happened when the USAF rated us "inferior" the last time rou...
- 08 Jun 2004 04:10
- Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
- Topic: The Saras Flies!
- Replies: 236
- Views: 96797
Re: The Saras Flies!
Originally posted by Rishikh: Does anyone know the reasons for the overwight? 1000 KG is very much for this size plane. If they are not able to reduce it, then the whole project will have to be scrapped. :( It's sort of mentioned in this article: The Saras - Opinion - Letters to the Editor ... It i...
- 14 Apr 2004 09:31
- Forum: News Folders Archive
- Topic: Indian Air Force - News Folder - April 2004
- Replies: 34
- Views: 7368
- 25 Mar 2004 03:58
- Forum: Military Expositions Archive
- Topic: Defence Expo 2004
- Replies: 318
- Views: 156804
Re: Defence Expo 2004
Pretty similar resemblance between the two:
Singapore Technologies Kinetics SAR-21 series of 5.56 mm calibre Assault rifles
http://www.acig.org/artman/uploads/singaporesguns_s.jpg
IMI's 'Tavor' series of 5.56 mm Assualt Rifles
http://www.acig.org/artman/uploads/imiguns_s.jpg
Singapore Technologies Kinetics SAR-21 series of 5.56 mm calibre Assault rifles
http://www.acig.org/artman/uploads/singaporesguns_s.jpg
IMI's 'Tavor' series of 5.56 mm Assualt Rifles
http://www.acig.org/artman/uploads/imiguns_s.jpg
- 10 Mar 2004 05:33
- Forum: Military Exercises Archive
- Topic: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
- Replies: 213
- Views: 137773
Re: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
For those who don't intend to read the article fully, here's a summary! Operational Concepts for Attacks of Follow-On Forces http://www.wws.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/byteserv.prl/~ota/disk2/1987/8718/871808.PDF Category 1—5 to 30 Kilometers The objective of category 1 FOFA operations is the destruction ...
- 10 Mar 2004 04:55
- Forum: Military Exercises Archive
- Topic: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
- Replies: 213
- Views: 137773
Re: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
Packages of Systems and Capabilities for Attacks of Follow-on Forces http://www.wws.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/byteserv.prl/~ota/disk2/1987/8718/871814.PDF ... The flexibility of systems for FOFA is especially important. Flexibility would allow the battlefield commander to use the best operational conce...
- 10 Mar 2004 00:35
- Forum: Military Exercises Archive
- Topic: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
- Replies: 213
- Views: 137773
Re: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
Originally posted by Rudra Singha: I found the chapters of study on NATO 'attack on follow on forces' concept http://www.wws.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/byteserv.prl/~ota/disk2/1987/8718/ ... After briefly reviewing the NATO's "Follow-On Forces Attack" (FOFA) concept, IMO, IA looks to have inco...
- 09 Mar 2004 07:34
- Forum: Military Exercises Archive
- Topic: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
- Replies: 213
- Views: 137773
Re: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
Originally posted by kgoan: Any idea of what a Battle Group will actually consist of? The composition and size will impact on the speed and reaction rate of it's manueverability. ... Interesting stuff to speculate on. I think the 8 battle groups will have different composite makeup depending on the...
- 07 Mar 2004 00:45
- Forum: Military Exercises Archive
- Topic: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
- Replies: 213
- Views: 137773
Re: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
Originally posted by Rajiv Lather: ... 1. Who or what will protect the heavily populated areas of Panjab and Jammu region? Are the battle groups stationed in this part to be used as battle rams and leave this area exposed to a counter strike? Battle groups are not strike crops per se. From what I u...
- 03 Mar 2004 02:17
- Forum: Military Exercises Archive
- Topic: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
- Replies: 213
- Views: 137773
Re: Exercise Divya Astra: Shock & Awe
IMO, Looks like IA is taking 2-pronged approach based on the recent conflicts: 1. Operation Iraqi Freedom (Iraq) 2. Operation Enduring Freedom (Afganistan) Looking at these two one can see two diverse warfare doctrines being applied. Iraq operation utilized manuever warfare with armor, while Afganis...
- 28 Feb 2004 03:33
- Forum: Military Expositions Archive
- Topic: Defence Expo 2004
- Replies: 318
- Views: 156804
Re: Defence Expo 2004
Originally posted by Ashutosh: ... BTW, in this picture - can anyone confirm if those are the blow-off panels? http://www.acig.org/artman/uploads/arjun2.jpg Arjun MBT <u>Compare with these pictures:</u> Leopard 2 MBT M1A2 MBT Leclerc MBT Challenger 2 MBT Ariete MBT Good site of interiors for those ...
- 26 Feb 2004 06:44
- Forum: Military Expositions Archive
- Topic: Defence Expo 2004
- Replies: 318
- Views: 156804
Re: Defence Expo 2004
Israel developing missiles for India
IMO, the Isreali long-range artillery (LORA) missiles with a range of up to 300 km for IA could possibly be mounted on the "univeral missile launcher" (i.e. Tatra 8x8).
IMO, the Isreali long-range artillery (LORA) missiles with a range of up to 300 km for IA could possibly be mounted on the "univeral missile launcher" (i.e. Tatra 8x8).
- 24 Feb 2004 07:29
- Forum: Military Expositions Archive
- Topic: Defence Expo 2004
- Replies: 318
- Views: 156804
Re: Defence Expo 2004
Originally posted by Vinnu: If one notices both the Pinaka photos carefully, the launchers are mounted differently on two Tatra trucks. I guess there is a difference in design between the TATA's and the L&T's launchers. Pinaka Luancher 1: Pinaka_DefExpo_2004_India_01.jpg Pinaka Launcher 2: Pina...
- 21 Feb 2004 06:51
- Forum: Military Exercises Archive
- Topic: Operation Parakram: An Analysis
- Replies: 163
- Views: 112705
Re: Operation Parakram: An Analysis
Originally posted by John Umrao: The Pakistanis won't be caught off guard again. The lesson from Parakram is that this sort of thing can only work once and to gain an advantage in the war that may come, the Armed forces need to think beyond the limits that they set to their thinking for the last 20...
- 11 Feb 2004 01:10
- Forum: Military Expositions Archive
- Topic: Defence Expo 2004
- Replies: 318
- Views: 156804
Re: Defence Expo 2004
Originally posted by ramana: Ashok Mehta in Pioneer, 2/10/2004............ FM's feel-good defence bounty Ashok K mehta ... IMO, from looking at the pictures posted of the Defense Expo, the focus seems to be in these areas: * Artillery (& related equipment) * Electronic Warfare and surveillance ...
- 11 Feb 2004 00:51
- Forum: Military Expositions Archive
- Topic: Defence Expo 2004
- Replies: 318
- Views: 156804
- 16 Dec 2003 02:37
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: BSF, CRPF and other Paramilitary Forces Discussion
- Replies: 929
- Views: 320317
Re: Reorganizing India's COIN & Border Mgmt Forces
Originally posted by ASPuar: but 6 rifles companies do not total to 1200 men. Good point. Typically, each company (commanded by a captain or a major) has around 120 soldiers in 3 platoons (@40 per platoon commanded by a lieutenant or captain). My guess would be that since CI operations are man-inte...
- 02 Nov 2003 13:20
- Forum: Strategic & Security Issues Archive
- Topic: Indian Army - Revolution in Military Affairs
- Replies: 159
- Views: 117304
Re: Indian Army - Revolution in Military Affairs
Originally posted by Surya: Will people stop compaining about the infantry equipment. As SBM has pointed out by and large the equipment is adequate. We have seen the result of the fantastic US equipment - casualties are atthe same rate. You can only protect so much. ... True ... but the question is...
- 30 Oct 2003 14:00
- Forum: Strategic & Security Issues Archive
- Topic: Indian Army - Revolution in Military Affairs
- Replies: 159
- Views: 117304
Re: Indian Army - Revolution in Military Affairs
Originally posted by shiv: But what about the IA? What does the Indian Amy think of RMA? Where does the IA stand on "RMA thinking" Is there an Indian Army "wishlist" that non-military peopel like us can look at and then lobby the babus to move their a$$es? Here's a start! In Nah...
- 27 Sep 2003 04:01
- Forum: Military Expositions Archive
- Topic: 1st Chennai Airshow - 2003
- Replies: 34
- Views: 30594
Re: 1st Chennai Airshow - 2003
Didn't someone record this on video? Three Su-30Ks during the Sept.6 fly past over Marina - the world's second longest natural beach. The leader pulled up for a vertical Charlie and was later joined by a second Flanker. They proceed to simulate a CAP over an Indian Navy Khukri class corvette that pa...
- 27 May 2003 11:00
- Forum: Military Issues Archive
- Topic: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
- Replies: 319
- Views: 118872
Re: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
Originally posted by Rajesh: The first NLCA (Samudra Tejas?) will be PV-5, not TD-5. Actually according to the ADA website it will be NP1 and NP2 for naval prototypes. PV5 will be the 2-seat trainer. LCA Programme involves building and flight-testing of two Technology Demonstrators – TD1 and TD2 (b...
- 12 May 2003 05:28
- Forum: Military Issues Archive
- Topic: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
- Replies: 319
- Views: 118872
Re: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
Here's my take on the possible Tejas production schedule: <table border="1"> <tr> <td colspan="4" align="center"><h3>Possible Tejas LCA Production Schedule</h3></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="10%"> Years</font></td> <td width="21%"> Varient</font></td> <...
- 11 May 2003 08:53
- Forum: Military Issues Archive
- Topic: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
- Replies: 319
- Views: 118872
Re: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
Originally posted by manpreet: The swedish air force send their pilots from intermediate jet trainer to grippen. The raf navigator who got shot down in 1991gw has covered this on a discovery wings program. Pilots fly on jet provost type and then on to grippen. That's an eye opener! Could this mean ...
- 07 May 2003 06:41
- Forum: Military Issues Archive
- Topic: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
- Replies: 319
- Views: 118872
Re: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
Since there've been discussion about towed decoys on Tejas, here's a good summary of Western current/planned towed decoys and some of the issues/usages: Aviation Week & Space Technology: Afghan Operations Underscore Value of Avionics Arsenal ... Off-board towed RF (Radio Frequency) decoys have b...
- 05 May 2003 11:21
- Forum: Military Issues Archive
- Topic: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
- Replies: 319
- Views: 118872
Re: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
Originally posted by Dipto: I was just wondering are the avionics,specially those pertaining to the fly-by-wire system, are EMP hardened? This is crucial for a relaxed stability aircraft in case of a nuclear senario or thinking of the future: some sort of EMP generating device (KALI was it?). This ...
- 05 May 2003 06:19
- Forum: Military Issues Archive
- Topic: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
- Replies: 319
- Views: 118872
Re: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
Originally posted by Gerard: Dunno if I like the name chosen. I wish it had more "punch" to it, like a sword or a predatory bird. Think of the F-102 Delta Dagger, the F-16 Fighting Falcon. I wonder if "LCA" will stick rather than its official name. Nobody calls the UH-1 chopper ...
- 05 May 2003 05:47
- Forum: Military Issues Archive
- Topic: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
- Replies: 319
- Views: 118872
Re: LCA is Named Tejas!!!
Heee haa!!! I have to say I was the closest :D On my list [ link ], one of the names #6 (out of 25 names) was teja vyaadhaH !, which means * teja = prowess (I was looking for the word "agile" and this word came up!) * vyaadhaH = hunter I was one word away from the actual! Here's the list a...
- 27 Apr 2003 09:08
- Forum: Military Issues Archive
- Topic: Role of armed helicopters in army operations
- Replies: 107
- Views: 72125
Re: Role of armed helicopters in army operations
Global Security Rotary Aircraft Helo design concepts that will superseed the current generations of rotary designs: RAH-66 Comanche V-22 Osprey Canard Rotor/Wing (CRW) - X-50A "Dragonfly” UCAR Unmanned Combat Armed Rotorcraft Bell Eagle Eye Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Future Transport Rotorcraft (...
- 19 Apr 2003 12:49
- Forum: News Folders Archive
- Topic: Indian Air Force -- News Folder -- April 2003
- Replies: 27
- Views: 4899
- 15 Apr 2003 02:25
- Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
- Topic: Ground Based Radars of the IAF
- Replies: 126
- Views: 69417
Re: Ground Based Radars of the IAF
I believe BR has an updated article on that:Originally posted by Himanshu Chauhan:
Air Defence Networks of India and Pakistan
STRATEGIC AIR DEFENCES IN A NUCLEAR SOUTH ASIA
- 15 Apr 2003 02:18
- Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
- Topic: Ground Based Radars of the IAF
- Replies: 126
- Views: 69417
Re: Ground Based Radars of the IAF
Looks like some more additions/modernisation! AMS Wins 60 million Euro Contract for Radar Systems in India (Source: Alenia Marconi Systems; dated April 7, web-posted April 11, 2003) AMS was recently awarded a contract, valued at over 60 million Euro, by BEL (Bharat Electronic Limited), an Indian Min...
- 13 Apr 2003 11:26
- Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
- Topic: Ground Based Radars of the IAF
- Replies: 126
- Views: 69417
Re: Ground Based Radars of the IAF
On the Russian systems, milparade.com has an excellent online pdf version of the Russia's Arms 2001-2002 and Russia's Arms 2000 . Other link is the Rosoboronexport . This [ http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/Temp/Pechora-Radar.jpg ]seems to be similar in apperance to KASTA-2E1 Radar from the Military Par...
- 15 Feb 2003 10:20
- Forum: Military Exercises Archive
- Topic: Indo-French exercises: Mixed results
- Replies: 153
- Views: 98554
Re: Indo-French exercises: Mixed results
Vishnu,
Just curious to know if any of the exercises were conducted during the night? If so, what were the results of those?
Just curious to know if any of the exercises were conducted during the night? If so, what were the results of those?