This is a fake replica of Su-30MKI, although it mimics only the frontal part. These are being used to spoof our jets lying in hardened shelters or hangers to enemy satellites.
Medium Range Precision Kill System (MRPKS) is under development rocket system for the Indian army.
No ways ..this is not the replica SU 30...atleast it should look like SU 30....
It is not completely assembled maybe, but it’s Flanker for sure.
So this is not a full-size replica, only the frontal section. The intent is to mimic the aircraft inside the hanger/HAS, so just the nose sticking out will do.
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Looks almost identical to Pilatus PC-12
Bhai that's single engine!
Tube layout, including the rear cargo door & toilet. I would say, good learning from a successful product.
Defensive mode : It has a jacket round it which turns into sharpnels upon burst which increases its lethality radius.
Adding further that Offensive mode has more concussive effect and significantly less shrapnel which is important when you are throwing a grenade in CQB or when you are not behind a prepared defensive position. Large shrapnel density can lead to friendly fire or ricocheting shrapnel hitting your buddies or self. Moreover, in CQB in enclosed spaces, such as a building, concussive effect can be lethal as the pressure waves bounce of the walls of a room and resonate. This doesn't usually happen out in an open field.
In what way would it be used? I am assuming to make adversary attack empty hardened shelters thinking the replicas are real planes, while the real planes are probably using highways or civilian airstrips?So this is not a full-size replica, only the frontal section. The intent is to mimic the aircraft inside the hanger/HAS, so just the nose sticking out will do.
For example, this is a real Su-30MKI in HAS of Sirsa AFS
Why is the Shaped Charge pointing out the side of the missile?
