It seems same as the wingman ie JV , cannot guarantee , since unlike wingman it is CGI .
Ya'll Nibbiars Are you sure this not some kind of Black project or else we end up on jail all of us.
Maybe thats how the scaled down version looks.
Well I have only a pic and scant little information , so not possible for me to deny or confirm the possibilities.
Ya'll Nibbiars I thought Black agents would knock the door put blindfold and put in a Black car and took to a Secret facility.
Ya'll Nibbiars You have great libary of the project. Even the information not easily available.
Post it on SM with your copyright claimand you’ll get a copyright strike, then you can easily know who owns this project and who is working on it
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Obviously it can't be Boeing's because of landing gear so it could be Indian
Might be a company who works on some of India's black projects for aerospace
If there are any particular names? @porky_kicker
I know the company name , nothing black project about it in the literal sense. Perse Black project is something about which nothing is known , including its true purpose.
I am not aware
So, dummy or flight capable prototype?
I am not sure but I don't think a 25 KW laser can be used to target a ballistic missile . Range of 5 km is too small and at the same time speed of a ballistic missile too much.DRDO developing DURGA II laser weapon for land, naval, air use?
Earlier this week, US defence website Defense News reviewed the status of hypersonic weapons and DEW programmes worldwide. Defense News reported the DRDO has sought $100 million from the ministry of defence to develop a high-power laser weapon.
"The classified project, dubbed DURGA II (Directionally Unrestricted Ray-Gun Array), will see the Indian Army receive the 100-kilowatt, lightweight directed-energy system, a service official told Defense News. A senior DRDO scientist said on condition of anonymity that the DURGA II program is currently in the concept stage. He added that the organization is developing and improving various laser-generation techniques using solid state, fiber and chemical lasers for defensive and offensive use.
The scientist also said DURGA II is to be integrated with land-, sea- and air-based platforms," Defense News reported.
The Defense News report noted the Laser Science and Technology Centre at Delhi was the lead laboratory in developing laser weapons. "The center has so far made a 25-kilowatt laser that can target a ballistic missile during its terminal phase at a maximum distance of 5 kilometers," Defense News reported.
DRDO developing DURGA II laser weapon for land, naval, air use?
A directed-energy weapon damages or destroys its target using focussed energywww.theweek.in
Lol no , everything is open source , only difference is most don't notice or connect the pieces.
Can u plz tell me the key words that u enter to search.
Can you tell by looking at a pic for sure ?So, dummy or flight capable prototype?
