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LCH becomes the first attack helicopter to land in Forward Bases at Siachen, claims HAL.
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Any recent news on this platform? Trial runs? Testing? Initial cert?
yes....
testing will conduct on dec. 2015.
read more in here...
Multi-Calibre Assault Rifle: Made in India vs Make in India
 
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Pictures : Indian Navy displays its aviation assets | idrw.org
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A static display of all the assets of Naval Aviation of Indian Navy were put up on display at the INS Dega for the benefit of the Tri Services Commanders (Southern Theatre) who met in Visakhapatnam.

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HAL Completes Hot & High Altitude Trials of LCH at Leh; First Attack Helicopter to Land at Forward Base | idrw.org
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HAL successfully carried out the hot and the high-altitude trials of indigenously designed, developed attack chopper Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) at Leh recently. “These seasonal trials – including cold weather trials carried out at Leh during February this year – have been completed as part of the certification process. The flight trials at Leh have established hover performance and low speed handling characteristics of the helicopter under extreme weather conditions at different altitudes (3200 to 4800 m). During the trials, the helicopter and systems performed satisfactorily. LCH also has proven its capability to land and take off at Forward Landing Base in Siachen. LCH is the first attack helicopter to land in Forward Bases at Siachen”, says Mr.T. Suvarna Raju, CMD, HAL.

The trials were carried out on the third prototype of LCH (TD3) at Leh at the temperatures ranging from 13 to 27 degree centigrade with the participation of user pilots from Air Force, Army and representatives from CEMILAC and DGAQA. Various tests included assessment and validation of flight envelope in ‘Hot-and-High’ conditions, culminating in landing at forward bases at geographic elevations of 13,600 feet to 15,800 feet. These landings and take-offs were demonstrated with reasonable amount of weapon load and fuel.



The upper reaches of the Indus river and its tributaries, Nubra and Shyok are home to the mighty Ladakh and Eastern Karakorum Ranges, with multiple lofty peaks over 25,000 feet and an average ridgeline elevation of 20,000 feet. It is also home to the largest glaciated area outside the Polar Regions and is sometimes called the ‘Third Pole’. The Siachen is the largest glacier here and is central to this region. The area experiences a period of summer during July-August in which temperatures soar to 30 degrees above standard atmosphere conditions. This mix of extreme altitudes and relatively high temperatures (‘Hot-and-High’) saps helicopter performance and as such, a few types of helicopters are able to operate effectively all year around.

LCH Progress:

With the extensive trials carried out on three prototypes at Bengaluru, sea level at Chennai in November 2013, cold weather at Leh during January/February 2015, hot weather at Jodhpur in July 2015 and hot and high altitude trials at a few days ago at Leh, the performance and handling qualities of the helicopter have been established for basic configuration (with EO Pod, Rocket launchers, Turret Gun and Air-to-Air missile launchers). The system functionalities have been assessed and found satisfactory during the trials and long-duration ferry across India. Further development activities are under progress and the weapon firing trials are planned during in the middle of 2016.

The advantage of indigenous development of helicopters such as ALH, LCH and LUH at HAL is that the users’ requirement are well captured right from early design stage and are fine-tuned as the project progresses with the involvement of users so that the product complies to the stringent operational requirements at high altitudes (Himalayan and North Eastern terrains)
 
Four militants, jawan killed in encounter in Kupwara district of Kashmir | idrw.org

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Four militants and a soldier were killed in an overnight encounter in Handwara area of north Kashmir’s Kupwara district, police said today. Security forces launched an anti-insurgency operation last night following information about presence of militants in the forest area of Sochalyari in Handwara area, around 95 kms from here, a police official said.

In the ensuing gunfight, four unidentified militants were killed.

An Army jawan of 9 Para was also killed in the operation, which concluded in the wee hours today, the official said.

He said the identity and group affiliation of the slain militants was being ascertained.

This is second success for the security forces against militants in north Kashmir in the past 24 hours.

A top militant of Lashkar-e-Islam, a splinter group of Hizbul Mujahideen was killed in an encounter in Rafiabad area of Baramulla district yesterday. One soldier was also killed in that operation.

DRDO beings testing of Gas dynamic laser-based Aditya technology demonstrator | idrw.org
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DRDO’s Laser Science & Technology Centre (LASTEC) which have been tasked to build India’s Star Wars-like weapon systems for the Indian Armed forces in the near future have finally begun testing a vehicle-mounted “gas dynamic laser-based DEW system dubbed ” Aditya” which is a technology demonstrator to prove beam control technology.

Above image tweeted by prominent defence journalist Saurav Jha courtesy of DRDO is a directed energy weapons (DEWs) technology demonstrator dubbed Aditya which is mounted on a truck.

The directed energy weapons (DEWs) technology uses subatomic particles or electromagnetic waves at the speed of sound to cripple or destroys their targets. DRDO’s LASTEC has been tasked to develop a slew of DEWs which can be used by Armed forces to control rioting crowds to high-powered lasers to destroy incoming missiles.

LASTEC will be developing Lethal and Non-Lethal variants of which in Non-lethal variants hand-held DEWs have been developed which are easy to carry and can be used in disorienting single adversaries, LASTEC will develop DEWs which can be used as Crowd-control dazzlers mounted on vehicles to dispel rioting mobs and another variant planned will be development of Laser-based ordnance disposal system which can be used to neutralise IEDs and other explosives from a distance.

In lethal variants, LASTEC will develop Air-defence variant of DEWs which can be used against UAVs, Helicopters at a range of 5-10kms which can guard airspace of an area of 10 km with a 360° view,
other key development will be of a 25-kilowatt laser systems to destroy missiles during their terminal phase under 10km range, where the missile skin will be heated to 200-300 degree leading to warhead inside the missile to detonate mid-air and ultimate DEWs which will be developed over a period of few year will be that of 100-kilowatt solid-state laser systems, mounted on aircraft and ships, to destroy missiles in their boost phase itself .

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The opening ceremony for Exercise Yudh Abhyas 2015 kicks off Sept. 9 at Joint Base Lewis McChord. Media interested in covering the ceremony or other parts of the exercise should refer to the media advsiory below.
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Sixth Indo-Maldives Joint Training Exercise
Joint Training Exercise for increased understanding and for ease of interoperability commenced on 31 August 2015 . Both the armies in the exercise also acquainted themselves with each others operating procedures
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Army carries out Flood Relief operations on the Southern Banks of Brahmaputra in the Nagaon District of Assam.
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INDIAN ARMY RECOVERS HUGE QUANTITY OF EXPLOSIVE IN GOALPARA DISTRICT ASSAM

Based on specific intelligence, Indian Army launched an operation in the wee hours of 5th September. Acting swiftly, the troops apprehended an individual alongwith 8 kgs Explosive and 52 Detonators, which could have caused massive destruction

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Various photos of the 45th Rattray's Sikh regiment taken around 1890.
Includes a photo of the regiment with Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji and one of the regimental band.

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@third eye out of curiosity what is the head gear "soft cap" that the army in Kashmir is wearing in post #8591 ?

is it regiment specific or area specific?
 
OPENING CEREMONY OF EX YUDH ABHYAS-2015
As part of the ongoing Defence Cooperation, a combined military training exercise got underway on 09 Sep 15 at Joint Base Lewis McChord (JBLM), Washington in USA. This is one of the major ongoing bilateral defence cooperation endeavours between the two countries and is the eleventh in the series, which initially started as an annual feature in 2004 to be held in India & USA alternately. The opening ceremony was held at Joint Base Lewis McChord (JBLM), Washington .
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