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    Nirbhay Cruise Missile Development

    And interestingly the news comes from a Chinese source, I m still waiting for an Indian source.
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    Nirbhay Cruise Missile Development

    Might be just the graphics. The real model will tell us the dimensions Is there a land launched version of the ASMP ? There isn't one single missile comparable to the Brahmos outside Russia/India.
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    Nirbhay Cruise Missile Development

    That's because it is not a subsonic cruise missile, powered by a prop fan or turbo prop engine. It is a ramjet powered missile, a copy of the SA-6 with it's stored kerosene fuel and engine. The extra range can be because of the air launch. It is similar to Brahmos missile. Nirbhay is an...
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    Nirbhay Cruise Missile Development

    They dont even go beyond mach 1. Because they are meant to be subsonic.
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    Nirbhay Cruise Missile Development

    If you consider international standards, cruise missiles of 1,00+km range are 6m long and .5 m wide, mush smaller than the Brahmos.
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    Nirbhay Cruise Missile Development

    https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:I2fdhXGSArcJ:www.fas.org/spp/starwars/crs/RL30427.pdf+cruise+missiles+can+be+developed+by+20+countries+Us+report&hl=en&gl=in&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEEShaz5XSihVXxyZzlVC4pOCVsCeCQpcw_9CtESbYg2K6ASxO3gika0P0kevXwvoOIXHDvcKr8ceMcWkL4c0xL3wWjNWE__6_4w1XYcbAuXMzb358...
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    Nirbhay Cruise Missile Development

    Does the Laghu Shakthi engine belong to PTA? Interesting India could develop accurate ballistic and hypersonic missile, but they have taken a helluva lot on a subsonic missile.
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    Nirbhay Cruise Missile Development

    Technically it is quasi ballistic. Ballistic missile - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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