No problem, just dont give credit to the pakistani scientist then, for sure they didnt make it
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No problem, just dont give credit to the pakistani scientist then, for sure they didnt make it
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Friends pakistan ready to test fire anti ship babar crusie missile.
No problem, just dont give credit to the pakistani scientist, for sure they didnt make it
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Joey,It really does not matters if it is indigenous or not but I was just interested in knowing what engine it used....
In 1998, six Tomahawk cruise missiles fired at Taliban bases in Afghanistan by US destroyers mis-fired and landed in Pakistan. It is speculated that Pakistan seized upon the opportunity to reverse-engineer the Tomahawk and develop its own prototype. The propulsion system appears to approximate that of Tomahawk according to video of its launch. Chinese assistance is further speculated to have been taken to develop its guidance system.[1] However, there is no confirmation of this, and both the Pakistani missile development company, NESCOM, and Chinese authorities have rejected the theory. Some members of NDC/NESCOM have come out saying, off the record, that Pakistan has been working on cruise missiles since 1995.
Babur is believed to be extremely accurate. It is steered by an inertial navigation system (INS). INS continuously measures the movement, speed and position of the missile. It is equipped with a precision guidance system that allows the missile to hit small targets. It is powered by a cruise turbo-fan engine which enables the missile to reach an approximate speed of 880 km/h (550 miles/h). The missile's design features can be compared with the American BGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile. However, no confirmation of range or accuracy of the missile has been made.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babur_missile
Taxilla Heavy Industry, THI is designing and supplying most of military hardware for our missile programme including Babur's Transport Erector Launcher.and even the TEL which company makes such nice TEL in pakistan just wondering?
Joey,
China has nothing like the Tomahawk, they are developping their own system, and for sure US didn't supply the propulsion system to Pakistan...its was reverse engeneerd, probably with foreign assistance.Taxilla Heavy Industry, THI is designing and supplying most of military hardware for our missile programme including Babur's Transport Erector Launcher.
Joey,which points are you talking about?Cons your last post has lots of wrong judgements...
Neo it is not possible to reverse engineer a Turbofan engine within that time frame and based on open source engine related papers published from Pakistani universities, thats absolutely absurd, look with C2000 core how much long time Cina took in making the WS 10/13!!
I'm absolutely sure it does not has turbofan but Turbojet engine, yet I want to know who colaborated on that.
Yes, it will be affected if US jams the GPS signals. Thats the reason we'll be using Chinese guidence system when it becomes operational. IIRC China will have its own GPS network by 2012 consiting of 12-18 satellites orbitting around the world.Dear Neo,
Just curious to know since the guidance system is probably based on Terrain recognition as well as GPS updates, will the Babur be affected if for some reason the USA jams all GPS signals or makes them inaccurate ?
China is providing accurate terrain maps and will continue to support us till we launch our own military satellite.Also would like your views on how you think Pakistan has very accurate terrain maps of India since it doesnot have any military satellites yet.
Agreed!The reason I say it is that the tests of Babur may have been successsfull over Pakistan as all the above terrain data is available but the same data may not be available about a hostile country for eg the Americans have the most capable cruise missiles but even they suffered inaccuracies when they were launched against OBL inspite of having total control on all parameters.
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So who do you think is supplying the propulsion system and how are we able to increase the range if its 'improted' instead of home built.
On the other hand your Indian intelligence has no clue about any foreign support as well.
It is indeed a big surprise and now its part of history that Pakistan was third country in the world to develop and test a cruise missile.