Indian Ballistic Missile Defense System

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What about KAli Then is it also a anti balistic missile sysytem sorry if iam asking too many question just curious
It is for scientific studies, KALI is not a weapon.
We are developing other lasers like Dazzler and Aditya as weapons, like in this thread:




http://defenceforumindia.com/forum/threads/indian-laser-and-directed-energy-weapon-dew-thread.76144/
Open the above link.
India has target to bring lasers in service with Air Force, Navy and Army in 10 years.
So, I think. It's impossible to catch. Bravo :biggrin2:
At hypersonic speeds of DMRJs, QBMs, lasers and HGVs which are much faster than ICBMs, it's possible.
Chinks Already HAVE ASAT sYSTEM
Yes, I do know that's why I'm asking to do as soon as possible.
Coward P5 tested nukes and then, banned nuke testing with CTBT.
I don't want India in same trap again.
wAIT fOR kALI BRO i heard that Pakistan is buying ly 80 lomads defence system so lets wait and watch
KALI is not a weapon but Aditya and Dazzler are.
 

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It is for scientific studies, KALI is not a weapon.
We are developing other lasers like Dazzler and Aditya as weapons, like in this thread:




http://defenceforumindia.com/forum/threads/indian-laser-and-directed-energy-weapon-dew-thread.76144/
Open the above link.
India has target to bring lasers in service with Air Force, Navy and Army in 10 years.

At hypersonic speeds of DMRJs, QBMs, lasers and HGVs which are much faster than ICBMs, it's possible.

Yes, I do know that's why I'm asking to do as soon as possible.
Coward P5 tested nukes and then, banned nuke testing with CTBT.
I don't want India in same trap again.

KALI is not a weapon but Aditya and Dazzler are.
okay Sorry I Hope That Bharat would have lasered nuclear defence systems
 

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Of course, we are also looking and we would get that soon from our brother China, the HQ-9 reportedly blends technology from Chinese brother efforts. it can hit aircraft out to 200 kilometers, air-launched cruise missile, and ballistic missiles with long range. A single HQ-9 battery can engage six targets simultaneously out to 120 miles at altitudes up to 90,000ft. Moreover, some versions of the HQ-9’s interceptor missiles are thought to be able to engage targets as far out as 150 miles. In effect, the weapon is powerful enough to create a de facto no-fly zone for conventional aircraft within that bubble.The HQ-9B, HQ-19 [THAAD counterpart], HQ-26 [SM-3 counterpart] and HQ-29 [PAC-3 counterpart] are designed primarily for Anti Ballistic Missile capabilities. While the HQ-9A air defense variant of the HQ-9 series is very well attested, the remaining theater missile defense interceptors are attested, and :biggrin2: Bravo.
didn't china banned muslims for fasting?
 

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lasers’ targeting systems still have to find the target before they can fire and, afterwards, hold the beam on one precise point for long enough to burn through. The tougher the target, the longer it takes, and a ballistic missile’s warhead rides in a “reentry vehicle” designed to withstand the heat of, well, reentry: If hitting the atmosphere at several times the speed of sound isn’t going to burn it up, your laser isn’t going to work, either. So, it's not possible(Impossible). The ICBM's are heavily protected and guarded which have many defense layers, and capabilities, that goes beyond your imagination. Bravo. :biggrin2:
What If The Targeting System Is Great As India is already developing in space
it could create a great defence system in few years time the heat of the carrier when re entering the earths surface coupled with the heath of the laser would destroy the carrier and in urn may destroy the missile itself
 
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Of course, we are also looking and we would get that soon from our brother China, the HQ-9 reportedly blends technology from Chinese brother efforts. it can hit aircraft out to 200 kilometers, air-launched cruise missile, and ballistic missiles with long range. A single HQ-9 battery can engage six targets simultaneously out to 120 miles at altitudes up to 90,000ft. Moreover, some versions of the HQ-9’s interceptor missiles are thought to be able to engage targets as far out as 150 miles. In effect, the weapon is powerful enough to create a de facto no-fly zone for conventional aircraft within that bubble.The HQ-9B, HQ-19 [THAAD counterpart], HQ-26 [SM-3 counterpart] and HQ-29 [PAC-3 counterpart] are designed primarily for Anti Ballistic Missile capabilities. While the HQ-9A air defense variant of the HQ-9 series is very well attested, the remaining theater missile defense interceptors are attested, and :biggrin2: Bravo.

P.S: I, won't comment or reply back on this further.
HQ-9 is a Chinese copy of Russian S200 which they sold you but China itself uses original system instead of HQ-9 which they sold you.
Bravo.:biggrin2:
lasers’ targeting systems still have to find the target before they can fire and, afterwards, hold the beam on one precise point for long enough to burn through.
Sensors aur Radars hamne sajawat ke liye lagaye the?:doh:
The tougher the target, the longer it takes, and a ballistic missile’s warhead rides in a “reentry vehicle” designed to withstand the heat of, well, reentry:
This is the structure of every BM and we have stopped it many times, what do you wanna prove?:tsk:
If hitting the atmosphere at several times the speed of sound isn’t going to burn it up, your laser isn’t going to work, either.
Sound is comparable with laser?:facepalm:
It's way more intense, accurate and hotter than sonic waves.
Plus, laser is not to burn
It just destroys the internal circuits and navigation systems which diverts the path of missile, makes it fall or it fails or explode in mid air.:biggrin2:
So, it's not possible(Impossible). The ICBM's are heavily protected and guarded which have many defense layers, and capabilities,
Surprise surprise!
Welcome to the real world where,
  1. ICBM are not heavily guarded but are attempted to be made stealthier to avoid interceptors.
  2. Reason is simple that protection layers and gurads will be useless except atmospheric re entry (protection from burning) because even a small projectile with substantial momentum is enough for diverting path of ICBMs and even doing a fracture given impact at such high velocities.:peace:
  3. Electromagnetic warfare and lasers are more concerned with making the internal systems dysfunctional. No physical protection can save the missile.:D
  4. Shoot down the satellite responsible for navigation of missile, missile will divert from it's path and will in midway.:biggrin2:
  5. India's satellite constellations can detect can any missile launched in entire Indian Ocean Region which we are extending more. So, we will come to know that missile has been launched and can be prepared for interception before the missile reaches.:D
that goes beyond your imagination. Bravo. :biggrin2:
Beyond your imagination, we ourselves operate such kind of missiles and many different types which you can only dream off.
Bravo.:humble:
 

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What If The Targeting System Is Great As India is already developing in space
it could create a great defence system in few years time the heat of the carrier when re entering the earths surface coupled with the heath of the laser would destroy the carrier and in urn may destroy the missile itself
as india is already is already having it as stated by indx forgot to add i sensors
 
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HQ-9 is a Chinese copy of Russian S200 which they sold you but China itself uses original system instead of HQ-9 which they sold you.
Bravo.:biggrin2:

Sensors aur Radars hamne sajawat ke liye lagaye the?:doh:

This is the structure of every BM and we have stopped it many times, what do you wanna prove?:tsk:

Sound is comparable with laser?:facepalm:
It's way more intense, accurate and hotter than sonic waves.
Plus, laser is not to burn
It just destroys the internal circuits and navigation systems which diverts the path of missile, makes it fall or it fails or explode in mid air.:biggrin2:

Surprise surprise!
Welcome to the real world where,
  1. ICBM are not heavily guarded but are attempted to be made stealthier to avoid interceptors.
  2. Reason is simple that protection layers and gurads will be useless except atmospheric re entry (protection from burning) because even a small projectile with substantial momentum is enough for diverting path of ICBMs and even doing a fracture given impact at such high velocities.:peace:
  3. Electromagnetic warfare and lasers are more concerned with making the internal systems dysfunctional. No physical protection can save the missile.:D
  4. Shoot down the satellite responsible for navigation of missile, missile will divert from it's path and will in midway.:biggrin2:
  5. India's satellite constellations can detect can any missile launched in entire Indian Ocean Region which we are extending more. So, we will come to know that missile has been launched and can be prepared for interception before the missile reaches.:D

Beyond your imagination, we ourselves operate such kind of missiles and many different types which you can only dream off.
Bravo.:humble:
Bravo Bravo Bravo Bravo:biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2:
 

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India test-fires mimic enemy missile

BHUBANESWAR: India on Wednesday test-fired a variant of the Prithvi-II missile to mimic an enemy projectile. This missile will serve as a target for the advanced air defence [AAD] interceptor missile to be tested by India in the next few days.

Today's test of the Prithvi-II variant, a surface-to-surface medium-range ballistic missile, took place at the Integrated Test Range [ITR] at Chandipur-on-sea.

The target missile was tested today to gauge its performance ahead of the actual interceptor test in the next couple of days. In previous tests, the incoming missile had fallen short of target or had developed a snag with the result that the interceptor missile could not be tested properly.

The interceptor missile test will take place at Abdul Kalam Island. A defence official explained the routine: “The mimic missile will be launched from launch complex III first. A few minutes later, the interceptor missile will lift off from launching complex IV of Kalam Island after the command is received from the tracking radar."

The test is crucial as it will pave the way for induction of the advance air defence system into the armed forces. Deployment of interceptor missiles is meant to provide a protective missile shield to Indian metros.

India has a ballistic missile defence (BMD) system capable of tracking and destroying hostile missiles both inside (endo) and outside (exo) the earth's atmosphere. With the two variants of the weapon system, india would enter a BMD club that includes US, Russia and Israel.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/nation/2016/nov/16/india-test-fires-mimic-enemy-missile-1539350.html
 

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The target missile was tested today to gauge its performance ahead of the actual interceptor test in the next couple of days. In previous tests, the incoming missile had fallen short of target or had developed a snag with the result that the interceptor missile could not be tested properly.
So this means we can expect a AAD test within a weaks time ??
 

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Wonder why they have to test missile mimicking enemy missile. They have tons of data and we have tested ICBM.

Or they are tested it to the speed of Agni missiles in re entry. So it might be Agni 1 ee entry mimiking exercise.

If this is the case than its great.
 

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Three N-missile tests in three days

BHUBANESWAR: Amidst mounting tension along the border, India has planned three nuclear-capable missile tests in three days from Monday. All three missiles will be fired from the Integrated Test Range (ITR) off the Odisha coast.


The missiles include most sophisticated home-grown Advanced Air Defence (AAD) interceptor which is capable of destroying incoming enemy missiles of more than 2,000 km range. Other two missiles scheduled for tests are 350 km range Prithvi-II and 700 km range Agni-I, both are indigenously developed weapon systems.

While medium-range surface-to-surface ballistic missile Prithvi-II will be fired from launching complex-III of the ITR on Monday, Agni-I and AAD interceptor will be launched from LC-IV in the Adbul Kalam Island in full operational configuration on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively.

Developed under India’s flagship Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) programme, it is the 12th test of the interceptor missile. Preparation for all the scheduled tests is nearly complete.

The DRDO had conducted a test of the interceptor’s target missile, a variant of Prithvi-II on Wednesday. Though the interceptor was scheduled on the day, the plan was scrapped at the last minute due to a reported snag in the command software, informed a source.

The interceptor missile is slated to destroy a target missile, mimicking an incoming hostile missile, mid-flight over the Bay of Bengal. This experimentation will be to observe the operational effectiveness and killing efficiency of the high-speed interceptor missile.

“During the exercise, the Prithvi variant will lift off from the LC-III at Chandipur and it will be destroyed in the endo-atmospheric region (at an altitude of 15 km) by the interceptor fired from the LC-IV a few seconds later,” said a defence scientist.The scientists are working overtime to make all the missions successful in the run up to build a minimum credible nuclear deterrence while a successful flight of the interceptor will pave the way for its induction into the armed forces.

Developed by DRDO, the 7.5 meters tall AAD interceptor is a single stage solid rocket propelled guided missile equipped with an inertial navigation system, a hi-tech computer and an electro-mechanical activator totally under command by the data up-linked from the ground-based radar. The missile weighs around 1.2 tonnes and has a diameter of 0.5 meters. An enemy ballistic missile can be targeted at all the three points in its parabolic trajectory - boost or launch phase, mid-course in space or terminal phase during atmospheric descent. The interceptor missile will provide an air-shield to important metros against hostile attacks and can be moved closer to the Indo-Pak and Sino-Indian borders during the crisis, the sources added.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/sta...ee-n-missile-tests-in-three-days-1540932.html
 

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Wonder why they have to test missile mimicking enemy missile. They have tons of data and we have tested ICBM.

Or they are tested it to the speed of Agni missiles in re entry. So it might be Agni 1 ee entry mimiking exercise.

If this is the case than its great.
Mimik is done to make it a target missile to test ABM. Each and every missile does have its own flight pattern. These data is acquired and then later on one target missile is made to fly depicting the same pattern so that ABM could be tested against that pattern.
 

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