Kim Philby
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IAF and IA should learn something from IN.
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Doesn't china wants all these things??in future??Having dreams is always a good thing.
We do. We just don't have a timeline as specific as this.Doesn't china wants all these things??in future??
But setting aside some target timeline really helps, like iam 20 years old, when i turn 23 i would like to complete my masters, and then maybe settle in for a good job, here for indian navy 2030 looks to be fairly a good timeline, because if US navy gets something, China will also like to have it......We do. We just don't have a timeline as specific as this.
When you are at my age (closing to 50), you will know the future is far less predictable.But setting aside some target timeline really helps, like iam 20 years old, when i turn 23 i would like to complete my masters, and then maybe settle in for a good job, here for indian navy 2030 looks to be fairly a good timeline, because if US navy gets something, China will also like to have it......
Good planning has worked for me, since i was 12 i wanted to be an engineer, i started my preparation when i was in 8 std, ever since then i have followed what i had thought 7 years back.....and iam quite successful, maybe it works for some people having constant target, and not changing them with time.....sorry for being off topic....When you are at my age (closing to 50), you will know the future is far less predictable.![]()
Being an engineer myself, I am confident to say that long-term planning is highly overrated. Engineering is a slow march on solid foot steps via many trials and errors in the process. Long-term planning or prediction for any development of cutting-edge technologies is more likely to become ill-fated prophecy. It is OK to have a long-term target. It is naive to put a date for it far into the future.Good planning has worked for me, since i was 12 i wanted to be an engineer, i started my preparation when i was in 8 std, ever since then i have followed what i had thought 7 years back.....and iam quite successful, maybe it works for some people having constant target, and not changing them with time.....sorry for being off topic....
I have to agree with you 100% sir.....exact date or month cannot be predicted, but the destination always remains the same.....its just a dream to have some good stuff....Being an engineer myself, I am confident to say that long-term planning is highly overrated. Engineering is a slow march on solid foot steps via many trials and errors in the process. Long-term planning or prediction for any development of cutting-edge technologies is more likely to become ill-fated prophecy. It is OK to have a long-term target. It is naive to put a date for it far into the future.
When you are at my age (closing to 50), you will know the future is far less predictable.![]()
it may not be possible to put a Laser weapon or a Rail gun Weapon in smaller vessels, but a larger vessel can incorporate a "raw" variety of those weapons. Only that they need a burst of high energy so You need some sort of "energy bank" that can save that energy and provide it to the weapon on demand.
The more realistic target would be to reduce foreign dependence on sensors and weapons meanwhile, work towards these higher tech goals. 2027 or 2030, speed does not matter as long as you are going in the right direction.
The navy is the only service which puts great emphasis on indigenization, so they will figure this out
Chinese *** burning is very desirable hereDream huge, talk big, do little and achieve nothing.