So Indians can't make their own UAVs and have to buy from the Israelis，again。
Now a days it seems that 90% of India's armed forces will cease to function if Israel decides to withhold arms supplies to India for whatever reason。
That's the only way to go, especially when confronted with an enemy that has numbers on its side. Fight quantity with quality is India's ethos.
The IN has been briefed on the MQ-4C and they would compliment the IN's P-8Is nicely so the chances are pretty good at some point these will be in Indian hands.
So much stupidity in one post.So Indians can't make their own UAVs and have to buy from the Israelis，again。
Now a days it seems that 90% of India's armed forces will cease to function if Israel decides to withhold arms supplies to India for whatever reason。
yeah that would be good addition in IN.
Like I said the I already operates quite a few Herons and it planning on getting more, these birds already have impressive loitering capability. The MQ-4Cs would be a nice little buy for the IN but wouldn't be a complete gam-changer. Perhaps what would is the P-8I-MQ-4C combo. Given the fact the P-8 and MQ-4C are designed to be complimentary products.
few hawks in andamans woud be game changing? no?
To an extent but the IN already has plans for a permeant UAV SQD for A&N that will be raised in the coming years (flying Searchers and Herons). Right now they operate the aforementioned UAVs there on a rotational/temporary basis.
He has become Elite Member by Mentioning India, India, India in most of his posts.Aadat say Majboor hai yeh.
but the endurance and ceiling at which GH operates is unmatched...and the payload....and sensors... are in different league...IMO
