Modern Battlefield Technologies

[Kunal Biswas]

 

[Kunal Biswas]

STRALES kit for the new guided ammunition

 

[Kunal Biswas]

 

[W.G.Ewald]

Rifles currently in service and future trends - AR15.Com Archive

 

[DMF]

Three dimensional map must be also used in India army, in China can find report since 2008, here some photos

http://www.chnqiang.com/uploadfile/article/uploadfile/201104/20110402082345737.jpg
http://www.chnqiang.com/uploadfile/article/uploadfile/201104/20110402082424763.jpg
http://www.chnqiang.com/uploadfile/article/uploadfile/201104/20110402082414366.jpg
http://www.chnqiang.com/uploadfile/article/uploadfile/201104/20110402082430136.jpg

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Three dimensional map must be also used in India army, in China can find report since 2008, here some photos

http://www.chnqiang.com/uploadfile/article/uploadfile/201104/20110402082345737.jpg

Its also there in Google earth....

The SAAB system is not talking abt Traditional 3D mapping..


Read the article posted above or read this:
Rapid 3D Mapping - Generation of highly detailed aerial 3D maps

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Another Vid..

 

[indian_sukhoi]

I rather prefer a Kasthan CIWS firing hundreds of rounds per sec than a single darter over a missile.
Most anti-ship missiles make random evasive maneuvers on final approach, Disabling the target manoeurevs is impossible.

I really doubts its Capability against Excoets or Bhrahmos.


In these days,......We will rarely see Artillery using against Ships, Coastal Missile Defence will be mobile. Would very much usefull against small ships

 

[bobli]

wow...this is amazing!!!

 

[p2prada]

Gee. We have something similar from Israel and they are equipped on the Su-30MKIs. The Saab version is less powerful compared to the EL/M 2060P.

The Elta version gets something similar done at 200-300 sq Km as compared to 100sq Km for Saab.

 

[Kunal Biswas]

I rather prefer a Kasthan CIWS firing hundreds of rounds per sec than a single darter over a missile.
Most anti-ship missiles make random evasive maneuvers on final approach, Disabling the target manoeurevs is impossible.

I really doubts its Capability against Excoets or Bhrahmos.

Its the distance which counts, 30mm range is 2.5-3km, But 76mm can engage to 18kms, With CIWS and 76mm ( Strales )

It makes a extra ring of protection, addition to other defensive rings of SAM too..

In these days,......We will rarely see Artillery using against Ships, Coastal Missile Defence will be mobile. Would very much usefull against small ships

Naval arty is very useful in amphibious Operations, Naval guns are the troops arty support, Also they can do power projection on any ship..

Other as you mentioned, against small ships with no ASM..

 

[indian_sukhoi]

Any idea how much it cost per missile?

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Not known ... ..

 

[Zebra]

Next-Generation Joint Air-to-Ground Missile

Government Specifications :

Range >16 km RW, >28 km FW
Guidance Tri-mode: MMW/I2R/SAL
Warhead Multi-purpose cockpitselectable tandem shaped charge/fragmentation .
Weight 108 lb (49 kg)
Length 70 in (177.8 cm)
Diameter 7 in (17.8 cm)
Wingspan 12.8 in (32.5 cm)

Features :

"¢ Lock-on before and lock-on after launch
maximize operational employment
"¢ Fire-and-forget engagements against
moving and stationary targets in
clear and adverse weather increase
survivability
"¢ SAL sensor provides precision-point
accuracy
"¢ I2R and MMW sensors provide adverseweather
capability, enhanced accuracy
versus moving targets and robustness
against countermeasures
"¢ Modular design allows upgrades
based on changing threats, providing
operational flexibility on the battlefield
"¢ Multi-purpose warhead defeats multiple
heavy armor and soft land- or waterborne
target sets
"¢ Rocket motor is designed to meet range
and environmental requirements
"¢ JAGM seamlessly integrates with
F/A-18E/F, OH-58 CASUP, AH-1Z,
MH-60R, AH-64D and MQ-1C Gray
Eagle
"¢ JAGM leverages mature technologies
and early testing to reduce cost and risk
"¢ JAGM significantly increases aircrew
and aircraft survivability with its
increased range, fire-and-forget and
minimum-smoke characteristics

http://www.lockheedmartin.com/data/assets/mfc/PC/MFC_JAGM_ProductCard.pdf

 

[indian_sukhoi]

Its the distance which counts, 30mm range is 2.5-3km, But 76mm can engage to 18kms, With CIWS and 76mm ( Strales )

It makes a extra ring of protection, addition to other defensive rings of SAM too..

.

For 20km range Missile systems(Barak) are available.

Suppose, Can we target a incoming missile with both 76mmm and Missile defence or had to choose only one. Can the Ship radar guide both the systems on the Target?

IN Shivalik are actually equipped with these guns, Do those have the same Capability or a downgraded version?

 

[Kunal Biswas]

For 20km range Missile systems(Barak) are available.

Suppose, Can we target a incoming missile with both 76mmm and Missile defence or had to choose only one. Can the Ship radar guide both the systems on the Target?

IN Shivalik are actually equipped with these guns, Do those have the same Capability or a downgraded version?

Depend on thread situation, Both systems have their own radar and sensors on the ship..

Their is no downgraded version but different product..

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Saab Tactical Mission System (TMS)

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[Kunal Biswas]

Air Defence C4I

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[Kunal Biswas]

Military Operations—C4ISR

Change is rapidly coming to how the military develops, works with, and uses geospatial technology, and GIS is at the forefront of this transformation.No longer is GIS just used as a specialized niche capability in military operations. Today, defense organizations directly embed geospatial capabilities into mainstream command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) applications.

GIS Fuels Defense Information Requirements

GIS professionals once created specialized products for use only at upper command levels. Today, powerful publication technologies on servers make geospatial capabilities available throughout an area of operations. With these netcentric operations, information moves quickly, for example, from the data provider in the field to an intelligence analyst at headquarters. This information is used for operations at all echelons in defense.The net result: better, faster, and less expensive analysis and more informed decisions, as old, independent, and sometimes incompatible systems are phased out and replaced by integrated service-oriented architecture (SOA). GIS provides the key enabling technology for this transformation of C4ISR.

Success Stories

These stories show how defense and intelligence organizations use GIS to support C4ISR applications.

• U.S. Army, All Source Analysis System-Light: Rendering the Enemy Situation [PDF]
• Electronic Systems Center: Providing Shared Analysis over Airborne Networks [PDF]
• U.S. Air Force Distributed Common Ground System [PDF]

 

[lemontree]

Amazing stuff. Planning operations on a 3 D map will be so much simpler. You can actually see the lay and grain of the ground. Wow.