Indian defence industry exports watch

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Indian private Firm AnaDrone systems In partnership with UK defence specialist QinetiQ Target Systems developed a variety of Target systems for training and Testing . There products are exported to more than 30 Countries .



In picture Banshee Jet 40 target Drone

 

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Banshee Jet 80

It can reach speeds of 200 metres/second with endurances exceeding 40 minutes.

The current version is fitted with twin 45 kg thrust gasturbine engines giving a total of 90kg of static thrust.

 

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Banshee whirlwind

It is powered by a rear-mounted engine. It is fitted with l digital autopilot, telemetry, GPS and waypoint navigation systems to provide accurate and relible flight profiles to ranges of over 100km.

 

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Banshee Next Generation

 

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Barracuda Unmanned Surface Vehicle-Target (USV-T).

This is a 9m fibreglass hull,rigid inflatable boat (RHIB).

Powered by a D4 300 hp marine diesel engine

Operates at speeds up to 25+ knots

This USV allows for remote control from distances greater than 10 nautical miles or can be optionally configured for over-the-horizon (OTH) control utilizing satellite communications. A digital radio command link controls the target’s course and speed, while telemetry and video signals from the target provide the operator with system performance and position information. A self-contained tracking capability is achieved using position data from the on-board GPS.

 

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Earlier version of Barracuda USV

 

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Hot Nose Target augmentation for IR missiles

 

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Countermeasure dispensing pods of Target vehicle

 

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high speed inflatable towd target MK2

 

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high speed inflatable towd target MK1

 

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Another Target F or Naval systems .

 

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Mosquito UHV-T

unmanned helicopter target designed primarily for use in military training exercises.


The Mosquito can simulate rotary-wing threats for ground-based air defence, air-to-air pilot engagements or naval ship defence systems. It is also an ideal target for satisfying test and evaluation requirements for new weapon systems.

 

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Infographic of Luneburg lens in a Banshee

 

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Snipe

remotely piloted target aircraft designed for air defence simulation on land and at sea and as a target operator training aircraft.

mini CASPA avionics unit to give it an autonomous flight capability to over 40 km.

 

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L&T Trajan 155mm artillery

The 155 mm/ 52 calibre Towed Gun System TRAJAN has been developed in collaboration with Nexter Systems, France. TRAJAN has high indigenous content. The system employs ordnance and aiming system from CAESAR. This solution, built on well-proven and mature systems, benefits from high reliability and technological advances, to become one of the world's most advanced 155 mm/ 52 Cal. Towed Gun System.

 

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Bharat 52 KSSL's state-of-the-art Bharat-52 is a long-range 155mm/52 caliber gun. It is the first indigenous solution of its kind designed and developed in India. Bharat-52 is a futuristic towed gun, providing a highly maneuverable field artillery solution. It has been designed for accuracy, stability and reliability during moving and firing maneuvers, and is based on the requirements of the Indian Army. Bharat-52 is capable of a range exceeding 40km and utilizes self-propelling capability and automatic laying mode. The Anti-backlash drive for elevation and traverse make it a truly unique system and a robust solution for superior battlefield operation. It is designed to operate as an all- weather system and has superior all-terrain mobility. Extremely easy to deploy, it takes a team of six crew members to deploy the system within one minute during day time and 1.5 minutes during night time. Bharat-52 in self-propelled mode is capable of achieving a mobility of 30kmph using its own diesel engine and electronic steering system.

 

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BEAS is the upgunned 130mm M46 to 155mm/45 calibre gun which has been designed and developed by KSSL & Elbit Systems. It is a state of the art indigenous solution which is highly efficient, easy to maintain and made as per the requirements of the Indian Army.

 

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https://www.janes.com/article/95510/indian-defence-exports-reach-record-high-in-2019-20

1.1 billion usd in defense export last year.
93% of it by private sector.

 

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https://www.janes.com/article/95510/indian-defence-exports-reach-record-high-in-2019-20


New data from the Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD) shows that the country registered record-high defence export approvals worth INR86.2 billion (USD1.1 billion) in fiscal year (FY) 2019-20, which concluded at the end of March.

The figure - published in an online 'dashboard' published by the MoD's Department of Defence Production (DDP) - represents a five-fold increase over the value of export approvals secured by the MoD just a few years ago.

 

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Indian defence exports reach record high in 2019–20


New data from the Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD) shows that the country registered record-high defence export approvals worth INR86.2 billion (USD1.1 billion) in fiscal year (FY) 2019-20, which concluded at the end of March.

The figure - published in an online 'dashboard' published by the MoD's Department of Defence Production (DDP) - represents a five-fold increase over the value of export approvals secured by the MoD just a few years ago.

The dashboard, which was updated with the new figures on 14 April, shows that the value of defence export approvals in FY 2019-20 was a year-on-year increase of 4%, compared with the INR83.2 billion recorded in FY 2018-19, which represented a 78% increase over the INR46.8 billion in approvals registered in FY 2017-18. The value of export approvals in FY 2016-17 was INR15.2 billion.

Statistics published on the dashboard also show that the vast majority of defence export approvals have been secured by India's private sector. They also show that the private sector's growth in exports has increased strongly in recent years.

In FY 2019-20, India's private sector was attributed with 93% of defence export approvals in terms of value, with the remainder secured by state-owned defence public sector undertakings (DPSUs). In FY 2018-19, the private sector secured 89% of all export approvals.