India Pakistan conflict along IB and LoC (July 2021 onwards)

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OTD in 1965, the climatic Battle of Jaurian begins in the Chhamb sector. After failing to cross the Tawi by last light on 1st September, and then ultimately causing a 24 hour daily in change of command, Pakistan resumes its advance only to be halted for another two days at Jaurian.

Also, on the Tandghdar front (north of Haji Pir- where India made some more gains including the Neelam Balley, and the Bugina Buldge), 3/8 Gorkha rifles captured the Sunjoi feature, which is an Important enemy posts.
 

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PESA & Mechanical/Pulse-doppler is not the same. Scan speed is the same for both AESA and PESA, the only advantage of AESA is individual frequency-hopping characteristics, which allows AESA to scan at multiple frequencies simultaneously.

So now tell me, how will it benefit a WLR? For A2A radar, it is understandable, as it can evade detection, reduce jamming, and lock on multiple targets at the same time.

Kindly don't be fascinated by complex jargons.


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PESA & Mechanical/Pulse-doppler is not the same. Scan speed is the same for both AESA and PESA, the only advantage of AESA is individual frequency-hopping characteristics, which allows AESA to scan at multiple frequencies simultaneously.

So now tell me, how will it benefit a WLR? For A2A radar, it is understandable, as it can evade detection, reduce jamming, and lock on multiple targets at the same time.

Kindly don't be fascinated by complex jargons.
Er ... I'm not radio engineer but.. Scanning with multiple frequencies = multiple beams at the same time = faster scan/ability to track more targets, no?
Also why isn't LPI a desirable characteristic in a WLR - is the assumption that the enemy will not attempt to locate and destroy ground based radars?
 

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Thanks for posting, Swati is derived from Akash SAM's Rajendra radar, which was basically developed based on tech we had in the 90's. Would have been a pretty good solution if it was inducted in the 00's or even early 10's (when we started seeing prototypes of our oun AESA radars of different types).
 

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Matters are fast reaching a tipping point in PoJK:





If indeed the above👆 is all true, then chances of widespread civil disobedience taking place in the very near future are likely to acquire the kind of critical mass that will give India the perfect opportunity & reason for driving the PA & PAF out of PoJK. Even China will be unable to take any countermeasures against such widespread resentment & will therefore bid goodbye forever to all hopes of achieving geographic contiguity with Pakistan. A re-united J & K & re-united Ladakh now has become a distinct possibility.
 

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