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As Dhruvs are already oprational with the Navy, I think the assualt version can also be included for IN, but we need a dedicated LHD for that purpose. Because the carriers will be carrying their full complement of fighters and the Ka-31s and the regular destroyers and frigates have space for 2...

I wish IN could plan and dedicate an LHD for carrying only assault and transport choppers, just like USN has its Wasp class of LHD which carry 24 choppers and Six Harriers as a standard complement. We can do the same with our Sea Kings, ALH and the LCH.

Yeah, just as i said before that some people are f*****g desperate to jump the gun without waiting for the final word from a competent authority. Those who are investigating the whole issue are the ones we should listen too after all !!

Yeah, the naval version of the Dhruv will have flotation gear which will housed on fairings on fuselage sides.

Finally the truth is out in the open !! I hope now HAL starts taking export options more actively to market the Dhruv and break the monopoly of the American dominated arms market in South America and elsewhere. :india:

The WSI Dhruv's Helina anti tank missile which is an improved version of Nag has a range of 7 kms. The Hellfire AGM-114 has a range of 8 kms. So i don't think the IA and IAF will oft for the Hellfire for its Dhruvs. Rather it would be better if DRDO can increase the range of Helina to above 10...

Mate, i am not asking for photographs. I am looking for technical information of the attack version of Dhruv and the current status of the weaponisation program.

Guys, how is weaponisation process of Dhruv progressing, any updates ? When are we inducting the combat version into out armed forces ?

Mate, Ecuador is one of the main drug trafficking routes in South America ! :thumbs_thmbdn:

Those pilots must have been high on dope...after all that is one of their major industries and biggest exports.Damn those Latinos !:wink: