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TEJAS_789878f.jpg

PTI File photo of Light Combat Aircraft Tejas. In a key step towards attaining final operational clearance, Tejas is undergoing trials to test its capability to bring down enemy planes.
TOPICS
defence
military equipment


In a key step towards attaining final operational clearance (FOC) from the India Air Force, the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas is undergoing weapon trials, including firing air-to-air missiles to test its capability to bring down enemy planes.

As part of its first phase trials to fire bombs and missiles, Tejas underwent tests of its aerial skills a few days ago at a Jaisalmer range in Rajasthan.

The tests will continue till the end of this month during which the indigenously developed fighter plane will fire laser-guided bombs. A series of tests will be held in different conditions, DRDO officials said in New Delhi on Friday.

This is part of the development trials of the LCA Tejas for the purpose of FOC. More such trials will take place in coming months, they said.

The aircraft was inducted into the IAF in the Initial Operational Clearance (IOC) configuration in January 2011.

Following the successful trials and necessary changes in its configuration, Tejas is expected to get the FOC by December 2012.

Before attaining the FOC, the aircraft will be subjected to intensive weapons trials at several locations, including mountainous regions of Leh.

By 2014, a total of seven squadrons (over 120 aircraft) of the advanced version of the fighter aircraft, LCA MK-II with upgraded system and capabilities would be inducted into the IAF.

As part of its plans, IAF will rely on a mix of the Su-30 MKI, 126 Medium-Multi Role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA) and the indigenous LCA as its combat assets by the end of this decade.

Tejas undergoes weapon trials - The Hindu
 
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TEJAS_789878f.jpg

PTI File photo of Light Combat Aircraft Tejas. In a key step towards attaining final operational clearance, Tejas is undergoing trials to test its capability to bring down enemy planes.
TOPICS
defence
military equipment


In a key step towards attaining final operational clearance (FOC) from the India Air Force, the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas is undergoing weapon trials, including firing air-to-air missiles to test its capability to bring down enemy planes.

As part of its first phase trials to fire bombs and missiles, Tejas underwent tests of its aerial skills a few days ago at a Jaisalmer range in Rajasthan.

The tests will continue till the end of this month during which the indigenously developed fighter plane will fire laser-guided bombs. A series of tests will be held in different conditions, DRDO officials said in New Delhi on Friday.

This is part of the development trials of the LCA Tejas for the purpose of FOC. More such trials will take place in coming months, they said.

The aircraft was inducted into the IAF in the Initial Operational Clearance (IOC) configuration in January 2011.

Following the successful trials and necessary changes in its configuration, Tejas is expected to get the FOC by December 2012.

Before attaining the FOC, the aircraft will be subjected to intensive weapons trials at several locations, including mountainous regions of Leh.

By 2014, a total of seven squadrons (over 120 aircraft) of the advanced version of the fighter aircraft, LCA MK-II with upgraded system and capabilities would be inducted into the IAF.

As part of its plans, IAF will rely on a mix of the Su-30 MKI, 126 Medium-Multi Role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA) and the indigenous LCA as its combat assets by the end of this decade.

Tejas undergoes weapon trials - The Hindu
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New Delhi: In a key step towards attaining final operational clearance (FOC) from the IAF, the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas is undergoing weapons trials, including firing air-to-air missiles to test its capability to bring down enemy planes.

As part of its first phase trials to fire bombs and missiles, Tejas underwent tests of its aerial skills a few days ago at a Jaisalmer range in Rajasthan.

The tests will continue till the end of this month during which the indigenously developed fighter plane will fire laser-guided bombs. A series of tests will be held in different conditions, DRDO officials said here today.


This is part of the development trials of the LCA Tejas for the purpose of FOC. More such trials will take place in coming months, they said.

The aircraft was inducted into the IAF in the Initial Operational Clearance (IOC) configuration in January this year.

Following the successful trials and necessary changes in its configuration, LCA Tejas is expected to get the FOC by Dec 2012.

Before attaining the FOC, the aircraft will be subjected to intensive weapons trials at several locations, including mountainous regions of Leh.

By 2014, a total of seven squadrons (over 120 aircraft) of the advanced version of the fighter aircraft, LCA MK-II with upgraded system and capabilities would be inducted into the IAF.

As part of its plans, IAF will rely on a mix of the Su-30 MKI, 126 Medium-Multi Role Combat Aircraft (M-MRCA) and the indigenous LCA as its combat assets by the end of this decade.

Tejas fighter undergoes weapons trials
 
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some mods are deliberately targetting Indian members and banning them but they are not banning the Pakistani members
for example
this thread
E.x.....

where a Pakistani member ........ started trolling
to which .......... replied back
they didnt abuse each other....
after sometime we Indian members started discussing the thread
but after some time ...... was banned
and the post of desert fighters were deleted
and he wasnt banned
this is not the first time
this has happened earlier in Indian political discussion thread where a Pakistani member called secular Pakistani was abusing.....an Indian member was banned there but the Pakistani member was spared and his posts were deleted....
this was happening with new members but now the mods are targetting senior members like ...... who arent trollers...........
hope you take this into account
i dont know who the mod is present right know.....but its showing .......... is online

webby.....plz stop this
.........


It wont stop.

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