Pakistan Tested NASR missile

[The Deterrent]

Tidbits:
1. As explained earlier, the test series involved separate test & training launches of the same system.
2. Maneuverability is no longer merely a theoretical capability. Passive BMD avoidance is now a standard for Nasr.
3. The minor range extension is a by-product of trajectory optimization via maneuverability.
4. The training launch with camouflaged units signals the induction of the system in the SFC.
5. Again, scheduled tests have nothing to do with the geopolitical situation of the region.

 

[Zarvan]

Thanks for the response bro. But was it close enough? Or within acceptable range? And can you tell if it had a warhead?

Yes it was close enough. In other words it hit the target all 3 of them did

Why Asif ghafoor is writting like sarak ka ghunda on twitter? cringe

Because now ISPR is not just spokesperson but the propaganda arm of Pakistani Armed Forces

 

[Kabira]

Because now ISPR is not just spokesperson but the propaganda arm of Pakistani Armed Forces

What ever it is he should write with bit of class.

 

[Windjammer]

Launched at different trajectory angles but damn all strike with some accuracy.

 

[Windjammer]

 

[Little Falcon]

Nice, Congrats.

 

[El Sidd]

Now that is a pointy missile...........

Congrats and Mashallah.

and to top that Alhumdulilah and Shukar Allah.

 

[Windjammer]

Now that is a pointy missile...........

Congrats and Mashallah.

and to top that Alhumdulilah and Shukar Allah.

It was purposely designed to turn 'cold start' into Kulfi.

 

[WarFariX]

Tidbits:
Passive BMD avoidance is now a standard for Nasr.
3.

A SAM system you mean that is now?

 

[Skyliner]

Damn that beauty, launch, accuracy
That launch is awesome, doesn't it looks like we have increased it's launch speed!

 

[[--Leo--]]

I wish to see NASR to convert as SAM with Long Range AESA Home Developed Radar
can anyone tells me the speed of this missile thank you!

 

[Zarvan]

Wait a Minute what ISPR means by Anti Missile Capability also there ?

Tidbits:
1. As explained earlier, the test series involved separate test & training launches of the same system.
2. Maneuverability is no longer merely a theoretical capability. Passive BMD avoidance is now a standard for Nasr.
3. The minor range extension is a by-product of trajectory optimization via maneuverability.
4. Again, scheduled tests have nothing to do with the geopolitical situation of the region.

Passive BMD How that works ?

 

[The Deterrent]

A SAM system you mean that is now?

Nope, it just means that it can execute evasive maneuvers to avoid any incoming ABM.

Wait a Minute what ISPR means by Anti Missile Capability also there ?
Passive BMD How that works ?

No!
Since the evasive maneuvers are not reactive (meaning the system cannot detect an incoming missile and evade it 'actively'), it is rather passive in nature (meaning it executes a fixed set of maneuvers before hitting the target precisely)

 

[Skyliner]

CONGRATS Bhaion on this big achievement
Did they increased it's launch speed?

Neighbor would be like: Boss mane app ko nola kia ha

 

[S.Y.A]

Passive BMD How that works ?

BMDs, Air defence systems predict the location of the incoming projectile based on its past/present trajectory, then launch the interceptor. If it keeps changing its trajectory it will be difficult for the defence system to predict its future location, making interception difficult.