Indian Navy Developments & Discussions

[BlackViking]

MiG-29K Fulcrum and MiG-29KUB Fulcrum.

Are there any plans to upgrade them to UPG?

 

[Akula]

Are there any plans to upgrade them to UPG?

They are already upto UPG standard.

 

[BlackViking]

They are already upto UPG standard.

All are UPGs?

 

[Akula]

All are UPGs?

 

[WolfPack86]

Romeo helicopter for Indian navy.

 

[Cruise missile]

 

[SUPERPOWER]

Comparison between Indian Rustom-1 vs Turkish Bakhtiyar Tb2

	Rustom-1	Bakhtiyar-Tb2
Length	5.12m	6.5m
Wingspan	7.9m	12m
MTOW	720kg	650kg
Max/Cruise Speed	225kmph/125-175kmph	220kmph/130kmph
Communication range	250km	150km
Service ceiling	22,000ft	27,500ft
Endurance	12-15hrs	24hrs
Payload	90kg	150kg
Powerplant	150hp	100hp

I have seen picture of Rustom-1 with twin ATGM launcher. Bakhtiyar TB2(UCAV) is a improved version of Bakhtiyar 1.

Whats a point of this comparison when our phoren maal loving Indian Army dont even want to look Rustum 1 !!!!!!

 

[Defcon 1]

Whats a point of this comparison when our phoren maal loving Indian Army dont even want to look Rustum 1 !!!!!!

Has Rustom 1 achieved these specs or are they just target specs?

Answer to the above will tell you why Rustom 1 hasn't received orders yet.

 

[Cheran]

 

[Cruise missile]

 

[Cruise missile]

 

[Arihant Roy]

Combat Ready, credible and cohesive .

 

[Cruise missile]

 

[ARVION MK 1A]

 

[ARVION MK 1A]

 

[mist_consecutive]

Its Los Angeles class SSN of USN

Profile + front bump checks out.

 

[ARVION MK 1A]

 

[ARVION MK 1A]

 

[ARVION MK 1A]

 

[shade]

Indian MoD Signed A Contract With Turkey’s TAIS Shipyards For 5 Fleet Support Vessels
The TAIS consortium, in partnership with HSL, won the Indian Ministry of Defence’s tender to design and build five FSVs (also known as Fleet Support Ship – FSS) for the Indian Navy in May 2019, but the contract was significantly delayed for cost and political reasons, including the Indian authorities’ dissatisfaction with Turkey’s active military and technical cooperation with Pakistan.

Prior to the selection of the Turkish TAIS project, HSL offered the Indian Navy to build FSVs in partnership with South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI), but eventually the HHI proposal was rejected by the Indian authorities for cost reasons.

The value of the contract signed back in February is 160 billion rupees (about $2.1 billion). The supply vessels will be built by HSL with the assistance of Turkish shipyards.


The TAIS consortium includes Turkish shipbuilding companies Anadolu Shipyard (ADiK, lead developer of the project), Istanbul Shipyard, Sedef Shipyard and Selah Shipyard. The construction of the first FSV is to begin at HSL in Visakhapatnam at the end of 2020 with the delivery to the Indian fleet in 2024, with the remaining four units to be delivered at 10-month intervals.

Indian MoD Signed A Contract With Turkey’s TAIS Shipyards For 5 Fleet Support Vessels

The TAIS consortium, in partnership with HSL, won the Indian Ministry of Defence’s tender to design and build five FSVs (also known as Fleet Support Ship – FSS) for the Indian Navy in May 2019, but the contract was significantly delayed for cost and political reasons, including the Indian...

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Just why?



of all the phoren and domestic shipyards yahi mila in dhimmiyo ko?