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  1. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    What a bunch of jokers more Apaches depends on LCH- so if it is adequate they’ve spent $900m on 6 AH-64E white elephants? That’s not even 1 HU worth of birds, how do they expect to keep trained personnel on such a tiny fleet? 250+ Cheetah/Chetak to replace=let’s order just 110 and make HAL...
  2. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    The AH-64E is by far the most advanced attack helicopter on the planet
  3. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    Only a third batch. It has inducted ~150 V5s since early 10s
  4. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    There’s nothing to be skeptical about IMRH, it’s got firm commitments from the IA, IAF and IN (I believe they are onboard firmly now), the ICG is also likely to be keenly interested given their efforts to get MRH (H225M) never really went anywhere. it’ll be ready for service by the early 2030s...
  5. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    What’s the benefit?
  6. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    It’s not happening for india
  7. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    LUH is already ready for this role. KA-226 is very very unlikely
  8. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    Tell that to the Indian army
  9. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    This isn’t good news. Their commitments to IDDM helos is going through the floor, LUH numbers are particularly ridiculous, do they actually think they are still getting KA-226?
  10. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    Because they aren’t needed. It already has 150+ MI-17V5s and is developing the HAL IMRH to replace the Mi-17
  11. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    15 in service as of now, they won't be serving in operational CT roles.
  12. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    Where? o_O ----------------------------------
  13. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    I'm sorry sir but in this day and age when you have satellites and MALE UAVs I don't see the need for such an aircraft especially not in India.
  14. abingdonboy

    Indian Army Aviation Wing

    This aircraft offers no utility to the IA or BSF. For patrolling along the LoC the IA and IAF use UAVs which are much more cost effective and have far greater loitering times and airpower in COIN is not part of the Indian armed force's ethos. The current practice of UAV/ ground sensor...
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