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A step in the right direction for sure- twin tubes and helmet mounted BUT it looks very bulky and heavy when compared to helmet mounted twin tub NVGs used by the West but they'll get to the same standard soon I'm sure.
 
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DRDO Weapons Locating Radar

Primary Role: Locate hostile artillery, mortar, and rocket locations. For more effective counter bombardment.

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Central Acquisition Radar (3D-CAR) for Akash SAM




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Rohini (Air Force Variant)




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Revathi Radar (Naval Variant)




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3D Tactical Control Radar (Army Variant)


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Army day 3D Tactical Control Radar
 
8 cell VLS launcher from L&T for the MRSAM (I.e Barak-8)
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Medium Range Surface to Air Missile Launcher – Eight Missile Configuration
This is a trailer based, platform independent, all-electric mobile launcher configured for launching 8 canisterised missiles in vertical mode. The system is a self-sustaining unit, equipped with wireless communication to facilitate remote firing in single/ripple mode. It is fitted with electro-mechanical outriggers with auto-leveling feature with an additional option to level with or without trailer.


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Barak-8 battery displayed at ADEX 2014.

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I would like to see some commonality between Barak -8 and Astra II seekers of possible. @Abingdonboy I did see a thread on missile boats for the IN any more news on that?
 
I would like to see some commonality between Barak -8 and Astra II seekers of possible. @Abingdonboy I did see a thread on missile boats for the IN any more news on that?
Other than these NGMVs being replacements for the Khukri and Kora classes I am in the dark on this one sir. This is only an RFI so we will have to wait until the RFP and subsequent bid submission for more to become clear.
 
Other than these NGMVs being replacements for the Khukri and Kora classes I am in the dark on this one sir. This is only an RFI so we will have to wait until the RFP and subsequent bid submission for more to become clear.
this topic is an interesting one, and I am hopeful in seeing private and public companies offering platforms for this. We have demonstrated capabilities of building export quality Patrol Vessels, and two serious Cruise Missile platform. This could get some really interesting results.
 
8 cell VLS launcher from L&T for the MRSAM (I.e Barak-8)
l75LV5O.jpg


Medium Range Surface to Air Missile Launcher – Eight Missile Configuration
This is a trailer based, platform independent, all-electric mobile launcher configured for launching 8 canisterised missiles in vertical mode. The system is a self-sustaining unit, equipped with wireless communication to facilitate remote firing in single/ripple mode. It is fitted with electro-mechanical outriggers with auto-leveling feature with an additional option to level with or without trailer.


15MRSAM.jpg



Barak-8 battery displayed at ADEX 2014.

fiTgV2w.jpg


@Water Car Engineer @sancho @Dillinger @Koovie @SamantK @acetophenol @Dillinger @500 @levina @nair @Span @Echo_419 @Krate M @Guynextdoor2 @Sidak @anant_s @sandy_3126

@ni8mare @Chanakya's_Chant @Judge @Mike_Brando @SrNair @acid rain @Capt.Popeye @SpArK @Oscar @waz

Thanks to twinblade at Mp.net

We really need to make our trucks more compact
 
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These NGMV are going to be small sized frigates 2000 --2500 Ton Weight

Source : LIVEFIST: Indian Navy Wants 6 New Indian-built Missile Corvettes

Designated the Next Generation Missile Vessel (NGMV) programme, the Indian Navy has officially announced interest in procuring six new Indian-built missile corvettes primarily as surface warfare vessels.

navy's RFI, leaves out specifics of displacement, though it appears that it could be looking for 2,000-2,500 ton vessel class -- smaller than the brand new Kamorta-class ASW corvettes that began inductions last year, but significantly larger than the Indian-built Kora and Khukri class of surface warfare corvettes.

The requirement comes with an ambitious weapons complement requirement: eight SSMs, a point defence missile system (the Barak is currently the only PDMS in Indian Navy service), an MR Gun system ("with stealth features having range not less than 15 km and capability to carry out Surface to surface, surface to air and Anti Missile Defence (AMD) engagements should be fitted. It should have the facility to be remoted using Fire Control Radars (FCR) as well as EO (Electro-Optical) sight."), and a CIWS.

The NGMV competition has exciting implications, drawing out a possible bid that takes private sector builders beyond the patrol vessel capabilities that many have been competing to provide so far and move into the realm of frontline warshipping.
 
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