The Case for the Space Force

[Vamsi]

Ya'll Nibbiars Waiting for the first Sky Marshal to head the Indian Space Force.

Or Space Marshal

 

[Haldilal]

Or Space Marshal

Ya'll Nibbiars well sky just sound more rymmetric and in the Star Ship Troopers there were Sky Marshal's.

 

[Haldilal]

I am of the opinion that we need a megawatt laser to accurately blast satellites out of orbit.

Ya'll Nibbiars yeah and can use other methods like hacking, EMP, robotic arms etc.

 

[Haldilal]

Ya'll Nibbiara the Russian have already deployed a Kamikaze satellite, Frequency Jammer satellite and a chemical spyer satellite.

 

[Vamsi]

What happened to that DRDO AVATAR space vehicle. Is it really in development or just a design study. If it is real and work is happening, then it will be a huge asset for us in Space Warfare. We can launch huge number of satellites in very small time with minimal infrastructure and it can also grab enemy assets and bring back here.

 

[Haldilal]

What happened to that DRDO AVATAR space vehicle. Is it really in development or just a design study. If it is real and work is happening, then it will be a huge asset for us in Space Warfare. We can launch huge number of satellites in very small time with minimal infrastructure and it can also grab enemy assets and bring back here.

Ya'll Nibbiars yeah the USSF is working with the defenecr contractors for the similar programme's.

 

[Haldilal]

Ya'll Nibiars the American already launched the X 37 six times. And the Mlecchaa are also planning a similar mission's.

 

[Vamsi]

Ya'll Nibbiara the Russian have already deployed a Kamikaze satellite, Frequency Jammer satellite and a chemical spyer satellite.

We can develop a Mother Satellite with multiple small kill satellites. We already have the capability to do that , but I don't know what stopping us from doing that. ISRO's SPADEX mission will have a robotic arm to grab the satellite, so we can also develop this kind of ASAT to grab enemy assets

 

[Haldilal]

We can develop a Mother Satellite with multiple small kill satellites. We already have the capability to do that , but I don't know what stopping us from doing that. ISRO's SPADEX mission will have a robotic arm to grab the satellite, so we can also develop this kind of ASAT to grab enemy assets

Ya'll Nibbiars yeah and for that we need a full fledged service while can develop this new Weapons and tactics. We need to safe guard our assets and also in case of the war deny the enemy access to the space.

 

[Vamsi]

Ya'll Nibiars the American already launched the X 37 five times. And the Mlecchaa are also planning a similar mission's.

Yes, ISRO is also working on the same, we are not too late in this. After the RLV landing experiment is done this year, then they are planning to launch RLV on top of the GSLV-Mk2. It will be an orbital mission. It will be some what similar to X-37

 

[Vamsi]

Ya'll Nibbiars yeah and for that we need a full fledged service while can develop this new Weapons and tactics. We need to safe guard our assets and also in case of the war deny the enemy access to the space.

Did you know what happened to our RISAT-1 satellite?

 

[Haldilal]

Did you know what happened to our RISAT-1 satellite?

Ya'll Nibbiars decayed.

 

[Vamsi]

Ya'll Nibbiars decayed.

Few years back it was observed that some parts were separating from that satellite and few people say that it was because of Mlecchas ASAT. I don't know whether there is mlecchas role in it, but it true that satellite is damaged badly.

 

[Vamsi]

Few years back it was observed that some parts were separating from that satellite and few people say that it was because of Mlecchas ASAT. I don't know whether there is mlecchas role in it, but it true that satellite is damaged badly.

On 30 September 2016, Joint Space Operations Center identified a debris generating event near RISAT-1.[14][15] The event created 16 pieces out of which 15 decayed and one was catalogued on 6 October 2016 under NORAD ID: 41797 and COSPAR ID: 2012-017C and decayed on 12 October 2016. Cause of this event remains unknown. A month later on 3 November 2016, RISAT-1 data was declared unavailable on ESA's Copernicus Space Component Data Access portal due satellite outage. Satellite was experiencing anomalies but ISRO denied they were related to fragmentation event.

When did ASAT missile was granted? Early 2016 or Late 2016?

 

[Haldilal]

Ya'll Nibbiars the Indian Space Force could have structure command like this.

1 . Satellite operations division.

2 . Launch and tracking division.

3 . Training and matinance division.

4 . Electronic warfare and situation awareness division.

5 . Cyber division.

6 . Intillengce, Surveillance and Reconnaissance division.

7 . Communication and Navigation division.

8 . Space Warfare division.

 

[Tactical Doge]

Ya'll Nibbiars the Indian Spacw Force could have structure command like this.

1 . Satellite operations division.

2 . Launch division.

3 . Training and matinance division.

4 . Electronic warfare and situation awareness division.

5 . Cyber division.

6 . Intillengce, Surveillance and Reconnaissance division.

7 . Communication and Navigation division.

8 . Sapce Warfare division.

How is number 8 different from the others, does it mean kinetic means of taking out a satellite under a command structure, isn't a branched out stuff much better as far as space warfare is concerned, launch, operations, EW, cyber, reconnaissance under a single command, training at the hands of a seperate command and a dedicated academy for it like AFA or OTA, and the higher echelons under CDS reporting directly to the president

 

[Haldilal]

How is number 8 different from the others, does it mean kinetic means of taking out a satellite under a command structure, isn't a branched out stuff much better as far as space warfare is concerned, launch, operations, EW, cyber, reconnaissance under a single command, training at the hands of a seperate command and a dedicated academy for it like AFA or OTA, and the higher echelons under CDS reporting directly to the president

Ya'll Nibbiars cyber division will dealth with cyber security and offensive from the ground. Ew is more of a ground controlled operations. And space warfare will dealth with like ASM, Space based weapons and others. And also PM can be directly reported and bypassing the defence security council with the CDS direct reporting it's.

 

[Vamsi]

On 30 September 2016, Joint Space Operations Center identified a debris generating event near RISAT-1.[14][15] The event created 16 pieces out of which 15 decayed and one was catalogued on 6 October 2016 under NORAD ID: 41797 and COSPAR ID: 2012-017C and decayed on 12 October 2016. Cause of this event remains unknown. A month later on 3 November 2016, RISAT-1 data was declared unavailable on ESA's Copernicus Space Component Data Access portal due satellite outage. Satellite was experiencing anomalies but ISRO denied they were related to fragmentation event.

Our ASAT was approved in 2016. So is there any coincidence with the RISAT-1 case?

 

[Haldilal]

Our ASAT was approved in 2016. So is there any coincidence with the RISAT-1 case?

Ya'll Nibbiars could be some conspiracy theories is there was some sort of hacking and derailing the satellite.

 

[Haldilal]

Ya'll Nibbiars the updated lists Indian Space Force could have structure command like this.

Leadership.

Chief of the Space Operations.

Vice Chief of the Space Operations.

Space Staff.

Directorate of the staff.

Chief Human resources officer.

Chief Operation Officer.

Director of Intillengce, Survillence and Reconnaissance.

Director of the Planning and Programmes.

Chief Technical officer.

Space Operations Division.

1 . Satellite operations division.

2 . Launch, Tracking tracking and space BMD tracking division.

3 . Training and matinance division.

4 . Electronic warfare, situation awareness and Cyber division.

5 . Intillengce, Surveillance and Reconnaissance division.

6 . Communication and Navigation division.

7 . Space Warfare division.

Departments.

Space facilities.

Innovation and Planning.

Production and procument.

PR and Information.

Reserve Components.