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Mata Vaisho Devi Ji ki chadhai kar rahe ho kyaBharat Mata ki Jay. Vande Mataram.
Har Har Mahade. Jai mataji.
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Mata Vaisho Devi Ji ki chadhai kar rahe ho kyaBharat Mata ki Jay. Vande Mataram.
Har Har Mahade. Jai mataji.
Good luck launching a satellite on your own in the next decade(Atleast)... what India did more than 4 decades ago!!!!
Best of luck!!! superior Pakistanis
Best of luck for doing what Pakistan did more than a decade ago!
Backward, inferior indians.
well sir we dont need nirbhay for pakistan for pakistan prahar/prathiba & bhramos are sufficient as all pakistani targets are 80-150 KM from indo pak borderIndia's Cruise Missile Nirbhay: 10 Must-Know Facts
Cruise missile, Nirbhay, was test-fired today from Chandipur in Odisha.
Indian defence scientists have developed a cruise missile - the Nirbhay - which was successfully test-fired today from Chandipur in Odisha. Its first test on March 12 last year had failed, with the missile being terminated after launch as it deviated from its flight trajectory.
Here are 10 must-know points about India's Nirbhay or ‘fearless missile’:
It is a sub-sonic cruise missile. It blasts off like a rocket, but then unlike a missile, it turns into an aircraft. Unlike other ballistic missiles like the Agni, Nirbhay has wings and pronounced tail fins. In early flight after launch, the rocket motor falls off and the small wings get deployed.
At this point a gas turbine engine kicks in and it becomes like a full aircraft.The Nirbhay is very maneuverable and can fly at tree-top level making it difficult to detect on radar.Once near the target, it can even hover, striking at will from any direction.
It can strike targets more than 700 km away carrying nuclear warheads, giving India the capability to strike deep into enemy territory.It gives India the capacity to launch different kinds of payloads at different ranges from various platforms at a very low cost. It can be launched from a mobile launcher.
The missile has a fire-and-forget system that cannot be jammed.It is India's answer to America's Tomahawk and Pakistan's Babur missile. The US had deployed cruise missiles very effectively during the Gulf War.
India has made ballistic missile and tactical missiles of different capacity, but is yet to master the making of a cruise missiles
Indians your own channel admitting its basically answer to Babur and Tomahawk and the features it tell are exactly same in BABUR and range 700 KM @Munir @Horus
dair aayet durust aayetBest of luck for doing what Pakistan did more than a decade ago!
Backward, inferior indians.
Our Channels are admitting that Its range is 'more than 700 km' which is true as 1050 km is more than 700 km.India's Cruise Missile Nirbhay: 10 Must-Know Facts
Cruise missile, Nirbhay, was test-fired today from Chandipur in Odisha.
Indian defence scientists have developed a cruise missile - the Nirbhay - which was successfully test-fired today from Chandipur in Odisha. Its first test on March 12 last year had failed, with the missile being terminated after launch as it deviated from its flight trajectory.
Here are 10 must-know points about India's Nirbhay or ‘fearless missile’:
It is a sub-sonic cruise missile. It blasts off like a rocket, but then unlike a missile, it turns into an aircraft. Unlike other ballistic missiles like the Agni, Nirbhay has wings and pronounced tail fins. In early flight after launch, the rocket motor falls off and the small wings get deployed.
At this point a gas turbine engine kicks in and it becomes like a full aircraft.The Nirbhay is very maneuverable and can fly at tree-top level making it difficult to detect on radar.Once near the target, it can even hover, striking at will from any direction.
It can strike targets more than 700 km away carrying nuclear warheads, giving India the capability to strike deep into enemy territory.It gives India the capacity to launch different kinds of payloads at different ranges from various platforms at a very low cost. It can be launched from a mobile launcher.
The missile has a fire-and-forget system that cannot be jammed.It is India's answer to America's Tomahawk and Pakistan's Babur missile. The US had deployed cruise missiles very effectively during the Gulf War.
India has made ballistic missile and tactical missiles of different capacity, but is yet to master the making of a cruise missiles
Indians your own channel admitting its basically answer to Babur and Tomahawk and the features it tell are exactly same in BABUR and range 700 KM @Munir @Horus
Hey thanks!@levina
In case you missed the news sis
should that matter???I dnt knw... i thought levina is a dude!!! damn!
It's on page 13I kept going from last to page 14. But could not find the post @Ammyy got negative rating for.
Give me the link of that post. I want to go through 'abuse of TT(ping pong)' saga
That post was funny, There was many thanks from Indians, One negative rating, and a positive rating .... all for the same postI kept going from last to page 14. But could not find the post @Ammyy got negative rating for.
Give me the link of that post. I want to go through 'abuse of TT(ping pong)' saga
Hey thanks!
I had completely forgotten about it
Now I've some doubts ...
1) It has a fire and forget system which can't be jammed...so would it not be dangerous if we need to deviate the path/or change the target after firing??
2) I heard Nirbhay has the capabilities to strike the target from any direction once close to the target.But how? how does it calculate where exactly to strike?
3) it can fly at tree top level without getting detected...that's like going the MH 370 way!!! I would like to know what is the this tree top level distance we are talking about?? as in is it really 7-8 metres over the ground or above it??
I know I sound very dilettante with those questions but am just curious