Indian Navy P-8I tracks Pak Navy's PNS Yarmook corvette
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Even Aladdin can see a ship from his carpet and you send P8 to track a unarmed ship. Bravo what an achievement. Did the P8 used the magical powers written in your 5000 years old scripts and then got washed its backside with cow urine? We are very very curious. Bravo Bravo headline of the century.
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This was a real achievement.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1467778/p...by-indian-submarine-to-enter-pakistani-waters
Pakistan’s Navy Spotted, Warned Indian Submarine in Arabian Sea.
https://thediplomat.com/2019/03/pakistans-navy-spotted-warned-indian-submarine-in-arabian-sea/
https://www.dawn.com/news/1467778/p...by-indian-submarine-to-enter-pakistani-waters
Pakistan’s Navy Spotted, Warned Indian Submarine in Arabian Sea.
https://thediplomat.com/2019/03/pakistans-navy-spotted-warned-indian-submarine-in-arabian-sea/
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Then how come PNS Saad remain successfully hidden for more than 20 days from this "hawk eye" and only detected it after it came on the surface having completed its mission
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Our F16s track your SU 30s and Mig29s before forcing them to flee deep inside. Whats your point?
WOW! What an achievement!!!
Let's see if they have the guts to track it once it's fully equipped. If they do, that P8 will get a missile up it's gand!
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Very tall claim, kindly prove it.
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Last month the we had impounded Chinese ship on the way to Karachi as we suspected that it was carrying some nuclear stuff.... Is it possible for us to impound this ship too for some time and study it's sub systems, sonar, sound signature etc?
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With overwhelming odds in your favor
Anyone would have performed even better than India
With no overwhelming odds in favor you end up shooting yourself like you did on 27 February 2019. We just need to panic you guys
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You bombastic Indians have no shame.
China has been spying with their underwater drones in your own backyard for months and you could not do anything. Hence you come up with a story of tracking a surface ship to cover up your failure to identify, confront and neutralize Chinese under water drones.
Mar 22, 2020,07:50am EDT
China Deployed 12 Underwater Drones In Indian Ocean
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The Sea Wing (Haiyi) bear a striking resemblance to the Littoral Battlespace Sensing-Glider (LBS-G) used by the U.S. Navy. On December 15, 2016, China obtained a U.S. Navy LBS-G in international waters in the South China Sea. The glider was in the process of being recovered by USNS Bowditch when a small boat from a Chinese vessel which had been shadowing the Navy vessel plucked it from the water. After a diplomatic spat the glider was returned to a U.S. Navy warship.
The Sea Wing isn’t a case of reverse engineering however. It was reported in Chinese sources in September 2016, months before the U.S. Navy incident. But the American type is a clear influence and they are generally equivalent.
These gliders are unpowered. Instead they employ variable-buoyancy propulsion which makes them sink and then rise to the surface again. This is done by inflating and deflating a balloon-like device filled with pressurized oil. At the same time they have large wings so they can glide forward as they go. This allows them to run for extremely long periods of time, travelling vast distances. They are not fast or agile however, so a generally employed for long range missions where they can be left alone until they need to be picked up.
The Chinese gliders were reportedly gathering oceanography data. Sensors measured seawater temperature, salinity, turbidity, chlorophyll and oxygen levels. This information was transmitted back to the mother ship via the aerial in the tail. Although the aerial points directly backwards, it swings up above the surface as the glider noses down for another dive.
This is the sort of information which sounds innocuous but is commonly gathered for naval intelligence purposes. In particular it is relevant to submarine warfare. For example salinity levels can affect the distance that a submarine can be heard from. And it may be possible to detect submarines if they disturb chlorophyll.
For its part, China continues to report finding foreign UUVs off its coast. If Chinese fishing vessel catches a glider they are to hand it over to the government. Presumably the same fate did not befall any of the Chinese gliders.
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/hisutt...derwater-drones-in-indian-ocean/#69576dc06693
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We dont want to. Did india attack you.. ever ?
Look who has been trying hard.....
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