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The ugly ones are the most lethal
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@Oscar Which Wali-Allah is this ?
And the fins should have 2 braids and the the tail a pink bobbinBut its so ugly - Why couldn't they make it more sleek - Perhaps with a gun metal color to it !
But its so ugly - Why couldn't they make it more sleek - Perhaps with a gun metal color to it !
Nice development. congratsPakistani GIDS TAKBIR Series Satellite Aided Inertially Guided Bomb
Pakistani GIDS TAKBIR Series Satellite Aided Inertially Guided Bomb Family | Pakistan Military Review
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I think Chinese input will probably be along the lines of BDS access and compatibility. At this point I'd assume the PAF has core technology, e.g. glide, propulsion, etc. down on paper given the work AWC and ID have done over the past few years. That said, I'm surprised that we haven't seen a locally built series of JDAM-like kits for Mk.82/83/84 GPBs.It may have had Chinese input, but the PAF has been chasing the standoff attack capability (without propulsion i.e. glide) for some time now before the Chinese advertised their munitions.
Satellite aided? Which satellite? You're making it sound like a huge step forward in technology!Pakistani GIDS TAKBIR Series Satellite Aided Inertially Guided Bomb
It is very interesting development for Pakistan Air Force as so far we were untill now depended on the Chinese LS6 series and American JDAMs, but now Pakisan can produce its own percison guided glide bombs.
...for all we know it might not use GPS, but China's BDS.Satellite aided? Which satellite? You're making it sound like a huge step forward in technology!
Why can't you just say GPS guided?
GIDS has re-branded the Takbir into the "Range Extension Kit" (REK). It is basically a INS/GPS guidance and range extension kit for Mk-80 series (likely Mk-82 and Mk-83) general purpose bombs.Any further news on this?