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India to Deploy BrahMos Missiles in Arunachal Indo-China Border
Home » Arunachal Pradesh » India to Deploy BrahMos Missiles in Arunachal Indo-China Border
August 08
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India has decided to deploy a BrahMos regiment operating the latest Block III version of the supersonic cruise missile to defend Arunachal Pradesh against China, which the country claims is a part of South Tibet.
The deployment comes in the wake of reports of a huge build-up of Chinese military forces along the 4,057 kilometer Line of Actual Control (LAC). Arunachal Pradesh is the most northerly state along the LAC and one of the most threatened by China. To be deployed to Arunachal Pradesh will be the 864 Regiment of the Indian Army’s 41st Artillery Division. The regiment will operate around four to six BrahMos batteries and three to four Mobile Autonomous Launchers (MALs). The regiment will command up to 100 BrahMos Block III cruise missiles, each armed with a 290 kg warhead. It is the fourth missile regiment to be equipped with BrahMos.
The fire-and-forget BrahMos Block III possesses unique trajectory maneuver and steep-dive capabilities that allow it to hit targets hidden on the reverse slopes of mountains. It can steep dive up to 75 degrees. It has nine times more kinetic energy than sub-sonic missiles and is the preferred precision-strike weapon of the Indian armed forces. Having a circular error probability (CEP) of only one meter and a combined hi-lo trajectory, its pinpoint accuracy and evasive maneuvering capabilities would make it a difficult target for Chinese air defense systems. The Block III version was successfully test-fired in December 2010 from Integrated Test Range at Chandipur off the Orissa coast.
The land-attack version of BrahMos has been operational in the Indian Army since 2007. BrahMos can engage ground targets from as low as 10 meters with minimal collateral damage. It is capable of being launched from multiple platforms like submarines, ships, aircraft and land-based MALs.
http://www.northeasttoday.in/india-to-deploy-brahmos-missiles-in-arunachal-indo-china-border/
Home » Arunachal Pradesh » India to Deploy BrahMos Missiles in Arunachal Indo-China Border
August 08
12:332016
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by Northeast Today 0 Comments
India has decided to deploy a BrahMos regiment operating the latest Block III version of the supersonic cruise missile to defend Arunachal Pradesh against China, which the country claims is a part of South Tibet.
The deployment comes in the wake of reports of a huge build-up of Chinese military forces along the 4,057 kilometer Line of Actual Control (LAC). Arunachal Pradesh is the most northerly state along the LAC and one of the most threatened by China. To be deployed to Arunachal Pradesh will be the 864 Regiment of the Indian Army’s 41st Artillery Division. The regiment will operate around four to six BrahMos batteries and three to four Mobile Autonomous Launchers (MALs). The regiment will command up to 100 BrahMos Block III cruise missiles, each armed with a 290 kg warhead. It is the fourth missile regiment to be equipped with BrahMos.
The fire-and-forget BrahMos Block III possesses unique trajectory maneuver and steep-dive capabilities that allow it to hit targets hidden on the reverse slopes of mountains. It can steep dive up to 75 degrees. It has nine times more kinetic energy than sub-sonic missiles and is the preferred precision-strike weapon of the Indian armed forces. Having a circular error probability (CEP) of only one meter and a combined hi-lo trajectory, its pinpoint accuracy and evasive maneuvering capabilities would make it a difficult target for Chinese air defense systems. The Block III version was successfully test-fired in December 2010 from Integrated Test Range at Chandipur off the Orissa coast.
The land-attack version of BrahMos has been operational in the Indian Army since 2007. BrahMos can engage ground targets from as low as 10 meters with minimal collateral damage. It is capable of being launched from multiple platforms like submarines, ships, aircraft and land-based MALs.
http://www.northeasttoday.in/india-to-deploy-brahmos-missiles-in-arunachal-indo-china-border/