Indian Army Artillery
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Indian army to order kalyani ultra light howtizer
Hari Sud
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I am curious to figure difference of a a 50 km Artillery shell, a 300km rocket and a 300km missile.
For a battle to be fought by India in the near future either on the western front or on the northern front, which is more useful and important for the commander in the field , taking into consideration the terrain and logistics.
What are the cost advantage and disadvantage of each.
For a battle to be fought by India in the near future either on the western front or on the northern front, which is more useful and important for the commander in the field , taking into consideration the terrain and logistics.
What are the cost advantage and disadvantage of each.
A 50 km shell and a 300 km rocket would be the most used round in case of a war. These are much more cost effective compared to a 300 km missile.
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Some in the media stated that it was Pinaka. Also, has even ATAGS been ordered by Armenia ? TC-20 MGS makes more sense for Armenia being shoot and scoot and this able to evade Azeri drones and loitering munitions.
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Army likely to complete inducting 114 Dhanush guns by 2026
The Army which has ordered 114 Dhanush artillery guns, derived from the Bofors guns, on order and has one regiment operational, is expecting to receive all the guns by 2026, according to defence sources. With focus on long range and augmented firepower, the Army is looking at vastly increasing...
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Are you kidding me???? that's like 30 guns per year???!!!! How is this production any efficient???!!!Army likely to complete inducting 114 Dhanush guns by 2026
The Army which has ordered 114 Dhanush artillery guns, derived from the Bofors guns, on order and has one regiment operational, is expecting to receive all the guns by 2026, according to defence sources. With focus on long range and augmented firepower, the Army is looking at vastly increasing...www.thehindu.com
Because dhanush is caught between the sharang and atags . Neither ultra cheap like the sharang nor modern and long ranged like the ATAGS. Sure they used the dhanushs barrel for the sharang but this small order is more like a consolation prize to aweil.
Indian army too should look into buying the below artillery round to give our howitzers an 100 km range.
Vulcano 155 mm Guided Artillery Shell | MilitaryToday.com
Vulcano is a family of extended-range and guided artillery shells. These shells have a range of 60-100 km. These artillery shells were jointly developed by Leonardo of Italy and DIEHL Defence of Germany in order to integrate these shells into the German PzH 2000 howitzer.
www.militarytoday.com
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IIT Madras I guess is already working on a ramjet propelled artillery shell which when fired from a 155/52 cal artillery system should have a range of 70-80km.
In the thin air of Leh-Ladakh, due to lesser air resistance, this range would be even more.
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I read a bit, seems this might have issues with low explosive mass. Its a subcaliber projectile with rocket booster. Might be fine as stop gap till we get proper ERPs
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Small correction.
Range of Ballistic Extended range = 50 km
Range of Guided Long Range = 70 km
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70-80km seems too low. From ATAGs, which can fire 50km without RAP, even regular rocket assisted projectiles should go some 70 ish kilometers.
This is from IITM study, where gun firing 24 km (seems like range figure for 155x39 gun) normally was estimated to be capable of 90km with Ramjet engine. From ATAGs, if they are able to handle force of launch, this could go ~150km.
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Army looking for lighter, versatile Made in India artillery guns
The Indian Army is seeking lighter and more advanced towed artillery guns to replace the current DRDO-developed Advanced Towed Artillery Guns (ATAGS). The new Towed Gun System (TGS) is expected to be more versatile and have higher automation and accuracy. The Army has engaged in discussions with...
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Army looking for lighter, versatile Made in India artillery guns
The Indian Army is seeking lighter and more advanced towed artillery guns to replace the current DRDO-developed Advanced Towed Artillery Guns (ATAGS). The new Towed Gun System (TGS) is expected to be more versatile and have higher automation and accuracy. The Army has engaged in discussions with...economictimes.indiatimes.com
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Poor ATAGS
Is this a joke !!! They haven’t yet inducted the futuristic ATAGS but talk of another advanced gun with a threat of two front war looming.Army looking for lighter, versatile Made in India artillery guns
The Indian Army is seeking lighter and more advanced towed artillery guns to replace the current DRDO-developed Advanced Towed Artillery Guns (ATAGS). The new Towed Gun System (TGS) is expected to be more versatile and have higher automation and accuracy. The Army has engaged in discussions with...
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