CLGM: Cannon Launched Guided Missile

[Kunal Biswas]

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We are getting LAHAT in limited quantity until CLGM is get production approval..

CLGM is made as per need, where as LAHAT as per Israeli, IA needed bigger warhead..

For Mk-2, we are getting LAHAT

Arjun Mk-1 can't fire anti tank missile

Not all MK-1

 

[sayareakd]

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Sir, it is mentioned in this article.

The Hindu Business Line : Helicopter version of Nag under way

hope IA has issued GSQR about the man portable Nag, but earlier they were going for US system and now they are going for Spike missile.

 

[shuvo@y2k10]

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i remember i read last year that drdo is developing multiple version of nag.one is heli launched 7-8km,one is extended air launched 20-25km for armed rustom uav and one is man portable with range 2.5km,one is extended range land launched(7-8km).they are also trying to develop mmw seeker in addition to iir so that it has an all weather capability

 

[arkem8]

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[sayareakd]

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[Kunal Biswas]

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1. I could'nt find a nice pic of a Suzuki Shogun/Gypsy(Maruti Gypsy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediain India)(used to mount MILAN's for our special forces teams and paratroopers) and used the t-72 instead).

 

[arkem8]

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I needed one with a white/ uniform background to photoshop out....

Thanks anyway

 

[WMD]

Multi-barrel rocket launcher Pinaka test-fired
SOURCE: PTI

For the second consecutive day, India's indigenously developed multi-barrel rocket launcher (MBRL) weapon system, 'Pinaka' was successfully test fired today from a defence base at Chandipur-on-sea, about 15 km from here.

"Three rounds of Pinaka rockets were successfully tested today. Four rounds of trial were conducted yesterday," a defence official said.

'Pinaka', which has undergone several tough tests since 1995, is already inducted into the armed forces. Today's test was conducted by the personnel from Armament Research and Development Establishment (ARDE) Pune unit at Proof and Experimental Establishment (PXE) firing point-2 at Chandipur, they said.

"The MBRL, capable of acting as a force-multiplier, shall gradually replace the current artillery system in the country," said a senior official.

The sophisticated 'Pinaka' is an area weapon system aimed at supplementing the existing artillery gun at a range beyond 30 km. Its quick reaction time and high rate of fire gives an edge to the army during low-intensity warlike situation, he said.

The unguided rocket system is meant to neutralise bigger geographical area with rapid salvo of rockets. With a range of 40 km, 'Pinaka' can fire salvo of 12 rockets in 44 seconds, sources said.

One salvo each (12 rockets) from the battery of six launchers is capable of neutralising at a time a target area of 3.9 sq km.

The system's capability to incorporate several types of warheads makes it deadly for the enemy as it can even destroy their solid structures and bunkers, a defence official said.

 

[A chauhan]

Which artillery system it will replace?

 

[Bhadra]

Which artillery system it will replace?

Good question..

It will replace Pinak only..

 

[Kunal Biswas]

For all ..

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BM-21 carries 40 x 122mm rockets,

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Pinaka carry 12 x 214mm rockets..

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All 12 Pinaka rockets carry almost same explosive as BM-21 all 40 rocket, But Pinaka is more destructive coz of bigger warheads, It was tested in Kargil war with very impressive results, Pinaka is replacing BM-21 ..

Which artillery system it will replace?

 

[Kunal Biswas]

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Hires Pic of CLGM..

 

[rahulrds1]

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Cannon Launched Guided Missile (C.L.G.M) 3-D Visualization

 

[sesha_maruthi27]

BALASORE, ODISHA (PTI): Indigenously developed 'Pinaka' rockets were on Thursday successfully test-fired from a multi-barrel rocket launcher (MBRL) by an armament establishment from a base at Chandipur-on-sea, about 15 km from here.

"Three rounds of Pinaka rockets were successfully tested today," defence sources said, adding some more trials were expected to be conducted on Friday.

On January 30 and 31, this year, seven rounds of "Pinaka" rockets were tested from the same base.

'Pinaka', which has undergone several tough tests since 1995, has already been inducted into the armed forces.

Thursday's test was conducted by personnel from Armament Research and Development Establishment (ARDE), Pune unit at Proof and Experimental Establishment (PXE) firing point-2 at Chandipur, the sources said.

"The MBRL, capable of acting as a force-multiplier, has been developed to supplement artillery guns," a defence official said.

'Pinaka' is an area weapon system with a range of 40 km. The quick reaction time and high rate of fire of the system gives an edge to the army during a low-intensity conflict situation, he said.

The unguided rocket system is meant to neutralise large areas with rapid salvos.

'Pinaka' system can fire a salvo of 12 rockets in 44 seconds, the sources said, adding that the battery of six launchers can neutralise at a time a target area of 3.9 sq km.

The system's capability to incorporate several types of warheads makes it deadly for the enemy as it can even destroy solid structures and bunkers.

Pinaka rockets successfully test-fired - Brahmand.com

 

[Kunal Biswas]

I think headlines should be ' DRDO ready to test new version of Pinaka Rockets '

 

[sayareakd]

........................................20,000 fragments

 

[JBH22]

Any thermobaric warheads for the Pinaka?

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Highly possible..

 

[sayareakd]

we should go for anti armor warhead that will go for the thermal signature of armor.

 

[arnabmit]

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DRDO Likely to delay CLG missile test due to Weather | idrw.org

The DRDO is likely to defer proposed trial of an advanced version of cannon launched laser-guided missile (CLGM) which was to be tested from a defence base off Odisha coast on Wednesday.The missile was to be test-fired from the Integrated Test Range (ITR) at Chandipur-on-sea on Wednesday, but it now seems unlikely due to inclement weather. Preparation for the mission has been completed and a special launcher set up at the launching complex here for the scheduled test.

A defence official, however, said if everything goes as per the programme and weather remains favourable, the missile will be test-fired on Wednesday.

"Heavy rain lashed the area on Tuesday. We may defer if such weather prevails on Wednesday. We will carry out the test during low tide," he said.

The missile has been developed by the Aeronautical Development Establishment at Bangalore and is a new generation anti-tank missile. It can neutralise any target in three to five km range. It is an all terrain missile that can be used by the Army, Navy and Air Force. The missile will be equipped with Arjun MK-2 and MK-1 tanks. The missile can also target armoured targets and helicopters at extended ranges.