yes, it does. an airship is not flying high in the sky like AWACS, it usually hover below 50Ms( the lower the better unless it is blocked by obstacles). so if the airship was flying at 20-30Ms, it will be easier for it to detect the targets. because it is looking up and the sky do not reflects EM waves like trees.
An airship hover below 50mts?? cmon.... have you ever came across any airship or aerostat radar? airship can hover at really high altitudes.And the ceiling depends on the type of airship.Depends on blimp structure or hybrid. Hey I am not calling ur ignorance, but seriously you need a course in Radar engineering. MIT and UW offer the best known courses. I got my grad from university of waterloo. And participated in as many research programs during my uni days.
i was major in commulnication technology and have spent 7 years learning in university, and now, i am working at a communication institute that makes radioes. so although i don't know the radar terms, i know exactly how difficlut is it to cope with background noise. but i don't know what do you mean "to blind an EM wave", no ideas at all.
I appreciate your current knowledge base.But you still need to put more effort.Designing radios is a minute thing as compared to radar engineering.Currently there were as many EM wave reflectors available in the market.A small google might be able to pull my company as well.
And the background noise issue is the past(which is 40-50 years ago)Currently all radars are having high sensitivity and high gain with low ultra low noise levels.
generally speaking, there will be 2-4 routes that will be used by a CM, so you don't have to deploy them "all over their land mass". and 2-3 airships would be enough for each route to cover 80-100KMs
2-4 routes? are your kidding me? Almost all the present day CM`s are highly mobile.Let consider PAK itself for example.It is holding a more than a sqad of ur Baburs some where in the north-west.During a war time the security can be breached and the location can be figured out.Then the sqad will be dispersed all over the country with targets assigned.Then you have a TEL stationed in Karachi and other in Gwadar,...... (I meant dispersion of sqads)Then how come the path of travel of the missile in the NW ,Karachi,gwadar,...... is same?
You have an option of even transporting few launchers to Bdesh.Which increases the probability of attack and sucess.
I am not sure about the guidance and avionics part of ur babur.If any CM is installed with GPS,INS,DTM,Mid-course,...... will take the least possible path than compared to the only DTM installed one.And a DTM can be easily fooled.It needs a highly sophisticated sat system in the orbit.
i dont konw much about CMs, but i do know something about how to intercept CMs. because i konw someone who was in charged of the wireless commucation system of an anti-CM exercise.
Hmmmm.that someone is only incharge of a specific wireless commn segment which only relays and transmit the data from the command centre to the TEL and BFR.
At present there is no specific Anti-CM defence.It is just a collaborative measurement.All the advanced warning systems need to be put at work simultaneously and check with the redundant data and cords.If the whole network finds A and is at (x,y) then a counter is initiated assuming that A is a (x,y). the recent tomahawk can relay back the data(like the ground realities and others)In this case a possible mid-course guidance increases the probability to manoeuver the missile from the harms way.Again,its a sub-sonic and with less G manoeuvrability.
yes, cannonballs and laser beams.
a 35mm cannon can take 500 shot within a minute, and each shell can cover up to 75 squre meters(3-5 meter in radius) of the specific area when exploded. because you don't need to make a direct hit to destroy a CM completely, all you need is to damage it with a small cannonball fragment. and the CM will miss its target if it can not maintain in its course.
We are thinking in reality right? A the piercing effects by these canon rounds is a highly uncertain theory.It depends on the missile skin you are attacking.If the skin is un-penetratable then you will be doomed.Laser beams are seeing light now a days and still a long way to go since there were few known anti-laser materials and laser blinders.I am not just simply ignoring ur points.But I have every valid reason to support mine.And these CIWS are only considered as the last line of defence ,not the top tier.
the laser i mentioned here is not the "star war" laser cannon nor the little toy that is used in a classrom. it was designed to blind the CM's optical or infrared seekers so as to disable the Terrain Contour Matching system. besides that, GPS signals will be blocked by all means, INS will be affected by turbulences generated by the cannonball or intercept missile explosion. if all these countermeasures worked, the CM will be blind completely.
Just like an aircraft, a CM also all the ECM and ECCM,LWR,IRD,....It only increases the robustness,but at the end of day,increases its reliability.
i don't want to argue with you about the actual range of Brahmos here, there are lots of threads in this forum about Brahmos. my point is: supersonic CM will be larger, heavier and will has less operational range.
Point taken.If a person from outside the country of origin is taking about its actual range means,you need to consider it.At the end of the day,I am not an Indian.I am an outsider.
now i have answered all you questions, really tired actually. instead of questioning all my arguments, would you mind to give me some arguments to support your claim?
glad to....... As far as my knowledge data base is concerned ,as far as my expertise is considered,as far as my schematics is appreciated-I love to share a piece of my cheese cake. I give seminars on my products in almost all the developed and developing countries except eastern asia(we dont have license to sell there 
).Again I supply electronic components to all major aircraft companies. Recently signed a venture with an Indian company.
Since I decided to have a break being tired of the routine ,am chilling out and reviving the Indian history books in all libraries.
And by the way The TAIMUR ICBM is not a myth anymore it has been reported by Mainstream Media claiming a Range of 7000kms
so i am hopefull to See some developments.
