Indian Air Force Mil Mi-35 Hind E Gunship Helicopter

[Bornubus]

The DAC had never cleared the S-400.

Very Poor knowledge.

DAC under DM cleared the S 400 deal worth 4.5 ~ billion.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/nat...ce-Systems-Deal/2015/12/18/article3183019.ece

http://thediplomat.com/2015/12/india-cleared-purchase-of-russian-s-400-missile-defense-system/

That's is about, 5 years old information?

Raflae deal is going through.

Sure its Going,what else do you think happening since 5 years and especially last year.A half baked deal with just 36 and fanboys dream of operating F 35 and Naval Rafale by 2025.

http://www.business-standard.com/ar...s-price-is-right-parrikar-116021801274_1.html

Where have you been? M777 will be signed in th enext few weeks, BAE systems has tied up with Mahindra and will sign the final deal in coming weeks

Sorry no more words like will,next few weeks etc.Quote me when its done,i am hearing these words since 2010.

Read this

http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/murky-competition-for-2b-india-howitzer-order-may-end-soon-0805/

India isn't Egypt

[/USER]

Never said that.

 

[WolfPack86]

Indian Air Force- Mil Mi-35E "Akbar" Attack Helicopter

 

[WolfPack86]

Indian Air Force Mi-35 Hind-E Attack Helicopter with Yakushev-Borzov Yak 12.7x108mm Cannon, Tamam HMOSP FLIR ball, B-8V20A rocket pod which fires S-8 rockets and 9M114 Kokon Anti-Tank Guided Missile Pods in Full Combat Configuration.

 

[WolfPack86]

Another from the #vayushakti2019 archives — a pair of gunship pilots pose with their steed in the desert night. Mi-35s did 80mm rocket attacks during the firepower exercise.

 

[WolfPack86]

Armed to the Teeth and with IR Suppressors on Engine Exhaust the Mi-35 Gunship is a formidable aggressor from the IAF !! #Mi35 #GunShip

 

[WolfPack86]

India has signed a deal to acquire 'Strum Ataka' anti-tank missile from Russia for its fleet of Mi-35 attack choppers. (ANI)

 

[SajeevJino]

So some of the IAF officials just secured a good package from Russia for their post retirement benefits , I've few questions for the idiotic IAF officers who made the deal and wasted around 200 cr

1. How many Mi 35 we have in service,
2. How long they are going to be in active service
3. Why we still buying a FLIR guided missile, which is so shit in current scenario
4. In what context IAF will use those Mi 35
5. What is the usage of Apache helicopters then

Is that Ataka missile import is much needed than modernizing the Bases in J&K to accomodate the Larger MKI planes,

 

[WolfPack86]

India signed “emergency deal” for supply of #Strum Ataka' anti-tank missiles from #Russia

this will enhance indian #Mi35 attack choppers can take out #Pakistan tanks and other armoured elements.

would be supplied within three months

 

[WolfPack86]

India inks Rs 200 crore defence deal with Russia for 'Strum Ataka' anti-tank missile
New Delhi: Indian Air Force has been looking to equip its existing fleet of Mi-35 attack choppers with more lethal weapons to keep itself battle-ready in situations like the one post-Balakot aerial strikes. Now, under the emergency provisions in which the equipment has to be bought and ready for deployment in three months - the IAF is set to get 'Strum Ataka' anti-tank missile from Russia.


According to reports, the deal is worth Rs 200 crore and would significantly enhance Mi-35 helicopters' capability to take out enemy tanks and other armoured elements.


The IAF has made several acquisitions under the emergency provisions to equip itself for sudden war. Earlier this month, IAF signed Rs 300 crore deal with an Israeli defence firm to procure a batch of 'Spice 2000' guided bombs. These bombs are already present with the IAF and were used in the Balakot air strikes by Dassault’s Mirage 2000 to target Jaish-e-Mohammed training camps across the Line of Control (LoC).


The only aircraft with the IAF capable of delivering these bombs is Mirage 2000, however, post Balakot air strikes, IAF has decided to equip its Su-30MKI combat aircraft with these Spice 2000 bombs.

The Spice bombs are a derivative of Popeye air-to-surface missile and are fed with coordinates and satellite pictures of the target to home in and destroy the intended targets, according to a news agency report.


Meanwhile, the Indian Army has also inked a deal for acquiring Spike anti-tank guided missile with France under the emergency provisions.


Under the emergency powers given to the three services, they can buy the equipment of their choice within three months at a cost of up to Rs 300 crore per case.

India inks Rs 200 crore defence deal with Russia for 'Strum Ataka' anti-tank missile

India has signed a Rs 200 crore anti-tank missile deal with Russia. Under this deal, Indian Air Force will get 'Strum Ataka' anti-tank missiles within three months.

www.timesnownews.com

 

[WolfPack86]

India signs Rs 200-crore deal with Russia to acquire 'Strum Ataka' anti-tank missile for its fleet of Mi-35 attack choppers

• Seeking to keep itself battle-ready in situations like the one post-Balakot aerial strikes, India has signed a deal to acquire 'Strum Ataka' anti-tank missile from Russia
• The deal for the missiles is worth around Rs 200 crore and would give an added capability to the Mi-35 attack choppers
• Last week, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh had given a presentation about the procurements made by the three services under the emergency provisions
• New Delhi: Seeking to keep itself battle-ready in situations like the one post-Balakot aerial strikes, India has signed a deal to acquire 'Strum Ataka' anti-tank missile from Russia for its fleet of Mi-35 attack choppers. "The deal for acquiring 'Strum Ataka' anti-tank missiles was signed with Russia under the emergency clauses through which the missiles would be supplied within three months of contract signing," government sources told ANI.
  
  
  
  Representational image. Wikimedia Commons
  
  The deal for the missiles is worth around Rs 200 crore and would give an added capability to the Mi-35 attack choppers to take out enemy tanks and other armoured elements. The Mi-35s are the existing attack choppers of the Indian Air Force and are set to be replaced with the Apache gunships being acquired from the US and slated to be delivered from next month onwards. India has been trying to acquire the Russian missiles for a long time but the deal has been signed under the emergency provisions after more than a decade.
  
  Last week, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh had given a presentation about the procurements made by the three services under the emergency provisions. The Indian Air Force has emerged as the frontrunner in terms of weapon acquisition under the emergency procurement, followed by the Indian Army. The IAF has acquired the Spice-2000 stand-off weapon system along with a number of spare and air to air missile deals with multiple counties under the emergency provisions to equip itself for sudden war.
  
  
  The Army is in the process of acquiring the Spike anti-tank guided missile from France and Igla-S air defence missiles from Russia under the emergency provisions. Under the powers given to the three services, they can buy the equipment of their choice within three months at a cost of up to Rs 300 crore per case, government sources said.
  
  
  The emergency powers were given to the forces within few weeks after the 14 February Pulwama attack in which 40 CRPF personnel were killed, and India started increasing vigil at the borders with Pakistan, sources added.
  
  

  India signs Rs 200-crore deal with Russia to acquire 'Strum Ataka' anti-tank missile for its fleet of Mi-35 attack choppers

  The deal for the missiles is worth around Rs 200 crore and would give an added capability to the Mi-35 attack choppers to take out enemy tanks and other armoured elements.

  www.firstpost.com
  
  

 

[Abhijeet Dey]

Operation Mount Hope III

Operation Mount Hope III - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

How the US stole a Soviet helicopter in the middle of the night - Operation Mount Hope III

 

[WolfPack86]

According to reports, India has successfully tested #DRDO SANT (Stand Off Anti Tank Guided Missile) at #Pokharan. It has a range of 15-20 km. LOBL ability has been integrated with the IAF's Mi-35 attack helicopter.

 

[WolfPack86]

#IAF Mi-35E 1) Yak 12.7x108 mm 2) HMOSP FLIR 3) B-8V20A rocket pod 4) Shturm/Ataka ATGM

 

[Lancer]

Wait, I thought India retired its Mi-35's already?

 

[Suryavanshi]

Wait, I thought India retired its Mi-35's already?

There are two squadrons left that will serve ten more year's until an Indian alternative comes alive.

Meanwhile Military top brass are probably shilling for MI 28.

 

[Lancer]

There are two squadrons left that will serve ten more year's until an Indian alternative comes alive.

Meanwhile Military top brass are probably shilling for MI 28.

LOL. For now, I'd probably go with a few more Apaches - and place huge orders for LCH's and Rudras.

Use Apaches, with their powerful radars (espc. the Longbows) mixed in sparsely with swarms of cheaper Indian attack helos.

Since India has had pretty good success with helicopters til date, they should also look into developing their own heavy gunship (like Hinds and Apaches).

 

[WolfPack86]

New air launched Ataka ATGM is coming for Mi-35 fleet . I hope this version be Ataka VM with 9M120M missile with a range of 8 km , capability to defeat 950 mm RHAe . Means our advisories will have almost zero chance to survive.

 

[WolfPack86]

New air launched Ataka ATGM is coming for Mi-35 fleet . I hope this version be Ataka VM with 9M120M missile with a range of 8 km , capability to defeat 950 mm RHAe . Means our advisories will have almost zero chance to survive.