araz
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Danish.Sir,
I just saying that we as a Nation, abslutly not investing in Research & Development of New Ideas in all the Fields of Milltary!
Danish
Do you have any idea what the budget of big companies involved in R&D is and how much money is involved in getting a new product to the stage of maturity so it can be inducted . To give you an example, China has just invested 20-30 billion into engine research in the last 3-5 yrs and we are still 3-5 yrs away from producing a reliable engine which can compare favourably with the western engines. Even a small item like a new missile would easily set you back a couple of Billion if not more. Then you have to have the necessary infrastructure and metallurgical and composite base to manufacture. Then there is a problem of taking risks as the product may not be up to the mark and may need to be ditched in favour of a readily available product.
One odf the reasons why JFT has been a success is because PAF has chosen a risk averse design without any adventurism and utilized of the shelf technologies.Compare that with the J10 which has been 15 yrs in the making and then too without a local engine.
It is easy to say that we should be inbvolved in research but when it comes to the nitty gritty you realize ythat till you establish the base technologies, your overheads will be so much that the product may not be worth the effort. So in theory it is good, in practice we are a long way away from that stage. Lets talk again in 20 yrs or so with sustained and positive developments.
Regards
Araz
Usman.we are doing research in the field of miltary .........the new jf17 block 3 is also going to have a stealth coting....slowly this research will also expand in other fields............for now , we also have some other problems to finish like terrorism..corruption....and foreign egressions...u see india daily fires on borders and afghanistan on saying of india fires on our border....u know we have to first finish these things from our country then we should go for education and research.
Sorry to burst your bubble but the problems facing Pakistan are far more complex and will not be anywhere near a solution even in a decade. Unless we have a radical change in Governments and a sustained and constant direction of movement and that in its own self may not be allowed, we will still be here discussing the same old things in a decade. By the way a lot of what you are saying will be done in China for us and we may not be able to progress as much as you seem to htink although I do admit we are doing things very sensibly and systematically.
Araz