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[patriots]

Qrsam was unable to detect low flying helicopter s
Which was now rectified according to s jhA
Also there were other issues like ..It was unable to fire when move
Sjha didn't mention in his tweet

Made-In-India QRSAM To Be Tested Again In April This Year As DRDO Fixes Glitches Identified By Army

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www.google.com

This report says new trials will happen in April so sjha is true

 

[patriots]

DRDO is developing a new weapon , an air lunch weapon
Under project alw-2 weapon
It has dia- 500mm
Length - 5m
Weight - 1050 kg

 

[Tuco]

DRDO is developing a new weapon , an air lunch weapon
Under project alw-2 weapon
It has dia- 500mm
Length - 5cm
Weight - 1050 kg

Length is an error?

 

[patriots]

Length is an error?

Corrected

 

[patriots]

Corrected

 

[AnantS]

DRDO is developing a new weapon , an air lunch weapon

Lunches should always be on solid platform. Having them on air while tumbling - can cause nausea and indigestion.





Just pulling your leg

 

[NoobWannaLearn]

Any guesses?

 

[Anandhu Krishna]

After operating Vikrant for 36 years, Virat for 30 years, Vikramaditya for 10 years and Vikrant for an year someone in Navy realised that it would be a good idea to operate UAVs from carriers.
But even after that he didn't say that they're planning to integrate UAV fleet on current carriers, no...the next one.

This simply shows how exceptionally visionary our planners are.

It's not just the military, almost every problem in the country today emerged from a lack of foresight. Its much clearer in the Armed Forces.

 

[blackleaf]

After operating Vikrant for 36 years, Virat for 30 years, Vikramaditya for 10 years and Vikrant for an year someone in Navy realised that it would be a good idea to operate UAVs from carriers.
But even after that he didn't say that they're planning to integrate UAV fleet on current carriers, no...the next one.

This simply shows how exceptionally visionary our planners are.

The Americans and the British and the French have operated carriers for even longer than us and they have yet to integrate a UAV fleet on their carriers. The Americans are currently developing a carrier based UAV tanker but that is yet to be inducted.
In fact to my knowledge no major navy with a carrier currently operates a UAV fleet.

If integrating a UAV fleet on a carrier was that important then the US navy or the Royal navy would have done it already. It's unfair to criticize our planner when no other major navy has integrated a UAV fleet on their carriers yet either.

 

[Lonewarrior]

The Americans and the British and the French have operated carriers for even longer than us and they have yet to integrate a UAV fleet on their carriers. The Americans are currently developing a carrier based UAV tanker but that is yet to be inducted.
In fact to my knowledge no major navy with a carrier currently operates a UAV fleet.

If integrating a UAV fleet on a carrier was that important then the US navy or the Royal navy would have done it already. It's unfair to criticize our planner when no other major navy has integrated a UAV fleet on their carriers yet either.

So we can't do something unless we get a validation from the Americans and the British and the French.
Gotcha

 

[NoobWannaLearn]

@Chinmoy @Lonewarrior are there any new airforce bases being built in Rajasthan or they are testing some shit? I have been hearing loud books in sky for few days like jets but when you look up there is nothing and fyi we have no airbase near us so confused how can it even be a jet

 

[karn]

@Chinmoy @Lonewarrior are there any new airforce bases being built in Rajasthan or they are testing some shit? I have been hearing loud books in sky for few days like jets but when you look up there is nothing and fyi we have no airbase near us so confused how can it even be a jet

Could be exercises .. loud booms could be aircraft going supersonic.. these travel a long distance.

 

[Lonewarrior]

are there any new airforce bases being built in Rajasthan or they are testing some shit?

I don't think you can build a base so discreetly in India. You'll have so many tweets, ribbon cutting, Mudi giving speech...

 

[NoobWannaLearn]

Could be exercises .. loud booms could be aircraft going supersonic.. these travel a long distance.

Yea maybe but living here for 20+ years never have I seen a jet in this area it's only commercial planes here

 

[NoobWannaLearn]

I don't think you can build a base so discreetly in India. You'll have so many tweets, ribbon cutting, Mudi giving speech...

That's true idk wtf is going on then

 

[NoobWannaLearn]

 

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[NoobWannaLearn]

Goa coast it seems there was some mistake

 

[binayak95]

The Americans and the British and the French have operated carriers for even longer than us and they have yet to integrate a UAV fleet on their carriers. The Americans are currently developing a carrier based UAV tanker but that is yet to be inducted.
In fact to my knowledge no major navy with a carrier currently operates a UAV fleet.

If integrating a UAV fleet on a carrier was that important then the US navy or the Royal navy would have done it already. It's unfair to criticize our planner when no other major navy has integrated a UAV fleet on their carriers yet either.

first of all, fuck the Royal navy - they dont have spare change to keep ships at sea, let alone evolve a new doctrine around UAVs.
Second, the USN has enough money to deploy specialised manned aircraft. A UAV carrier is a cost cutting measure, and not something the USN actively wants to pursue because that will directly lead to Congressional budget cuts.