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I accept, but I was talking about the land-attack version. I was wondering what kind of moving structure on land can become a target to Brahmos, which could have been otherwise targeted by Rudram if it was not a mobile one. Further I was doubting, since Rudram is a quasi-ballistic missile with...

Can Brahmos be used against moving targets? Why I ask this is, Rudram II has a speed of Mach 5.5, while Brahmos has Mach 3. So, even if it is lower in weight, it can generate kinetic energy as high as Brahmos in addition to the same amount of warhead to penetrate deep targets, which effectively...

What is the difference in the roles of Rudram II and Brahmos ALCM when the former is used for ground attack?

It seems that the naval LCA also has the gun installed!

That is because of 2 reasons 1. India is not rich in the elements required for the magnets used in BLDC motors 2. Indian industries do not have the machining tools required to make fine cuts on these magnets. So, making BLDC magnets in not profitable for Indian industries. Even USA imports BLDC...

:) .. Sir, normally I dont write in our mother tongue.. I was actually pointing towards a discrepancy in his reply. There you could find that, on the top he writes communist scum and at the bottom, his caption is 'long live communism'... So I was wondering if it was sarcasm or not...

Ithil oru prashnam undello sir, melil communism illaathaavatte ennu parayunnu, taazhe neenaal vaazhatte ennum... sarcasm aano? :shock:

Yes.. 3 different SAMs is indeed raising curiosity.. It would be interesting if some one can point out the user and role of this VLSAM.. From what I read here, Akash NG is for AF for protecting stationary assets and QRSAM & SPyDer are for army to move along with battle formations..

Is Mach 1.6 adequate when Mig 29 had much higher speed?

Where is this research happening? Can you upload any pdf document of the same? Also can you explain why is it called 'bitter coil'?

What about vyaghra (meaning tiger)… I think the first prototype was called 'tiger-bird' due to the tiger symbol pasted on it... and tiger is a ferocious predator that pounces on its prey all of sudden by remaining hidden using its camouflage, just like attack helicopters ambush their targets...