Indian Ballistic Missile Defense System

[sayareakd]

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[sayareakd]

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this to show that MKV is coming...................... we have received hints earlier also............................

 

[Jordan robert]

That doesn’t sound to good for Indian service to reportedly fail during a exercise how can we in prove this

 

[Tuco]

Where are you from?

30 char rules

 

[varun9509]

India had expressed an interest in THAAD many years ago. But at the time, the Americans were not amenable at all, because our own ballistic missile defence programme was at a nascent stage. But now that the PDV has matured, THAAD is on 'offer'.

Wait, we can have S400 and THAAD, along with our own defence system, at the same time? Well that's a new!

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[Jordan robert]

Hi there I’m from Wawa Ontario Canada cool place

 

[Deathstar]

Hi there I’m from Wawa Ontario Canada cool place

Welcome to the forum...............

 

[Jordan robert]

Thank you for welcoming me to the forum

 

[no smoking]

this to show that MKV is coming...................... we have received hints earlier also............................

That is very interesting intepretation, did Russia/US/China only require their ASAT system to be capable of destroying only ONE satellite in the war before MKV is available?

 

[Jordan robert]

That’s a hard topic explain further detail

 

[cyclops]

Wait, we can have S400 and THAAD, along with our own defence system, at the same time? Well that's a new!

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That seems like a way too complex a system to operate.

 

[Jordan robert]

Of course for sure it’s a complex system to operate

 

[Wuraid Khan]

Pakistan & Indian Missile Program.

 

[Prashant12]

New-age weapons set to add to India’s arsenal

Designed by the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO), the new FTR is a 10,000 tonne ship, 200 metres long and 60 metres wide, equipped with state-of-the art electro-optical missile tracking (EOTS), S-band radar tracking and telemetry devices apart from a launch pad, a launch control and mission control centre.

India is set to test its ballistic missile defence (BMD) Phase II interceptor missiles and other futuristic weapons next year with its first floating test range (FTR) in place to allow trials at different ranges without a land mass limitation or threat to the population. Only a select group of nations has FTR capability .

Designed by the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO), the new FTR is a 10,000 tonne ship, 200 metres long and 60 metres wide, equipped with state-of-the art electro-optical missile tracking (EOTS), S-band radar tracking and telemetry devices apart from a launch pad, a launch control and mission control centre.

While the missile establishment is tight-lipped about the FTR, Hindustan Times has learnt that the ship will be able to launch conventional missiles upto a range of 1,500 kilometres from a distance of 400 to 500 nautical miles in the sea without fear of the weapons threatening any populated area on India’s east coast.

The FTR will not be used for testing the Agni series of ballistic missiles as it is not designed to handle the thrust of a long-range weapon. “ The FTR has all the capabilities of Interim Test Range (ITR) with the capability to test missiles in deep sea with minimum safety precautions as the latter allows only a cone of two to three degrees to launch a missile. It is for testing all missiles including BMD,” said a senior official who didn’t want to be named.


According to authoritative sources, the idea behind FTR is to test missiles from a range of 100 kilometres to 1,500 kilometres without any land mass or sea lanes limitations. This means that the FTR will be used for the BMD Phase II system, which is designed to destroy enemy missiles mid-air at different altitudes and different ranges with a long-range DRDO missile.

Phase II of BMD envisaged intercepting and destroying enemy missile with a range of 2,000 kilometre. The FTR will be also used to test tactical missiles like Prahar and other futuristic missiles.

With the FTR allowing live tests, not simulations, to interdict long-range missiles fired from the APJ Abdul Kalam Island off the Odisha coast, the Indian BMD system will become more efficient with improved single -hot kill probability (SSKP) ratio, a term used for surface-to-air weapons.


“The FTR will speed up missile projects as it provides a ready-made safety corridor without getting caught into the advances notices to ships and aircraft flying in the area as well as the fear of hitting populated areas while testing BMD system. With this we can use interceptor missile to interdict enemy missiles both endo and exo-atmosphere,” said a second senior official.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/indi...a-s-arsenal/story-SUcRAjtwyZRej8Fq0SHSJJ.html

 

[vampyrbladez]

Guys do we have MIRV capability now?

India tested an Agni 5 missile in early 2018.

https://pib.gov.in/PressReleseDetail.aspx?PRID=1517077

China gifts Pakistan four telescopic arrays which are designed for MIRV research and detection a few months later.

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/soc...s-tracking-system-pakistans-missile-programme

India tests BMD specifically against MIRV and decoy targets later in that year.

The endo-atmospheric missile, capable of intercepting incoming targets at an altitude of 15 to 25 kms was launched against multiple simulated targets of 1500 km class ballistic missile. One target among simultaneously incoming multiple targets was selected on real time, the weapon system radars tracked the target and the missile locked on to it and intercepted the target with a high degree of accuracy.

https://pib.gov.in/newsite/PrintRelease.aspx?relid=181451

@sayareakd

 

[Chinmoy]

Guys do we have MIRV capability now?

India tested an Agni 5 missile in early 2018.

https://pib.gov.in/PressReleseDetail.aspx?PRID=1517077

China gifts Pakistan four telescopic arrays which are designed for MIRV research and detection a few months later.

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/soc...s-tracking-system-pakistans-missile-programme

India tests BMD specifically against MIRV and decoy targets later in that year.



https://pib.gov.in/newsite/PrintRelease.aspx?relid=181451

@sayareakd

Answer is quiet simple.

We have the capability, but we have yet to develop MIRV. For that we have to develop a missile with higher throw weight and high yield warhead.

 

[learn from failures]

China gifts Pakistan four telescopic arrays which are designed for MIRV research and detection a few months later.

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/soc...s-tracking-system-pakistans-missile-programme
@sayareakd

So I think this is the reason Pakis managed to make MIRV missile Ababeel before us.... we need to address this issue asap

 

[vampyrbladez]

So I think this is the reason Pakis managed to make MIRV missile Ababeel before us.... we need to address this issue asap

They have not made any MIRV warheads yet. The Abadeel is MIRV capable, same as Agni IV, V and maybe K4.

 

[Shashwat]

Pakistan & Indian Missile Program.

Typical Pakistani fool with no knowledge of the English language. Used the word insight and ended up creating a 30sec video. Bunch of ball washing bas***. Or perhaps he meant just sight

 

[maniacguy]

Typical Pakistani fool with no knowledge of the English language. Used the word insight and ended up creating a 30sec video. Bunch of ball washing bas***. Or perhaps he meant just sight

He could have called it hindsight and be # pkmkb ed.