India to hand over three Cheetal copters to Kabul

[Bornubus]

@Hindustani78

Abdullah Abdullah would be pleased

A long pending demand of afghan i hope old T55 and T 72 and some Artillery pieces would soon follow.

If they would not converted to Heavy IFV

 

[ashok mourya]

Why are the Pakistanis getting worked up?

They are not armed.

They can be armed with 12.7mm gun mount or 3 unguided rockets in each pylon.

 

[C130]

I like thow those helicopters look. like something straight out of MASH the Tv series

 

[Bornubus]

Dhotis didn't do jack besides hijacking our Independence and taking credit...

My little jamati, i forgive you as we are your benefactors not persecutors

 

[Hindustani78]

@Hindustani78

Abdullah Abdullah would be pleased

A long pending demand of afghan i hope old T55 and T 72 and some Artillery pieces would soon follow.

If they would not converted to Heavy IFV

According to Oct 2014 Article

Afghanistan sought A2.A18 105-milimetre howitzers, light artillery that has served the Indian Army for decades in the mountains and is now in the process of being phased out. The Afghan army now has an estimated 84 second-hand A2.A18s — donated by Slovakia and Bosnia — but needs greater numbers for its expanding mountain counter-insurgency units.

150 battle tanks, 120 (105 mm) field guns, a large number of 82 mm mortars, one medium lift transport aircraft (AN-32), two squadrons of medium lift and attack helicopters, and a large number of trucks.

More than 400 Afghan army officers have trained at National Defence Academy (NDA) Khadakvasla, Indian Military Academy (IMA) Dehradun and Officers Training Academy (OTA) Chennai in the past three years alone. A total of 1200 Afghan National Army officers have been trained by India. "And back in Afghanistan they proudly wear the NDA, IMA & OTA insignia on their uniform.

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

They can be armed with 12.7mm gun mount or 3 unguided rockets in each pylon.
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Actually its HAL Lancer not HAL Cheetal -a modified armed combat variant. Changes include composite armouring, toughened glass, and can carry two 12.7 mm machine guns and up to six 70 mm rockets/Flare/Chaff launchers etc.

HAL Cheetal is a modernised variant, fitted with the more powerful Turbomeca TM333-2M2 engine in which speed is increased to 210 km/h (130 mph) and range is increased to 560 km (350 mi) over the original variant.

 

[volatile]

Poor Afghani`s now Ginni Pigs for an other Indian Indigenous copter .

 

[Brahma Bull]

Poor Afghani`s now Ginni Pigs for an other Indian Indigenous copter .

Like the guinea pigs for the WZ-10 choppers ? LOL

 

[Mike_Brando]

I don't speak barbarian, Dhoti.


Scamming is in India's blood.

Are lungi,cut your crap!You are nothing but a beggar belonging to a beggar country.First try to make a decent moped on your own before criticizing others!You are a typical madrasah educated,semi-literate Jamaati

 

[scholseys]

Are lungi,cut your crap!You are nothing but a beggar belonging to a beggar country.First try to make a decent moped on your own before criticizing others!You are a typical madrasah educated,semi-literate Jamaati

We have more toilets per capita than you, dhoti!

 

[Cheetah786]

So, if the Chinese had given Pakistan Four helicopters, then Indians would have matched that number, i suppose.

 

[Abingdonboy]

It will fall apart in 3 days. I remember reading dhranush or some other weird name helicopters India sold to some african nation, 8 or 9 out of 12 stopped working within a year.

Literally no part of this post is true.

 

[skynet]

We have more toilets per capita than you, dhoti!

go to a toilet discussion forum, lungi!

 

[scholseys]

go to a toilet discussion forum, lungi!

India needs toilets more than the Afghans need this box with rotors that Indians call helicopters...

 

[Hindustani78]

India needs toilets more than the Afghans need this box with rotors that Indians call helicopters...

India is helping out Afghanistan in many sectors.

A Sulabh toilet complex in Kabul, Afghanistan, which produces biogas that can be used for lighting, cooking and generating electricity. Photograph: Sulabh