Post link to show any missile in Pakistan is part of the induction... We do not have red carpet inductions, we do it quietly
1. LOLZ What here is hapening is any question which you fail to answer is only reported and deleted for trolling, and if the Indian person ask for the facts, then he is banned. Really do you want a fare discussion or just the chest thumping by your country men members yourself.
2. Check, some of your members saying that Indians are paranoid for the NASR, and only the name NASR means the cold start docterine is failed, but in reality its you who are paranoid of the Guided Weishu Rocket System aka M-20 aka NASR.
3. I know I most probably be banned, but a noobe question, the Ballastic Missile needs the GPS guidance to reach its target, and when the condition between India and Pakistan will become tense, the first thing what the international community will do is they will stop the GPS service like GPS, GLOSNOV, Baideau etc. Now you will say why would China will stop its service, and before I am being banned I answer this question, because in the event of the Nuclear explosion by the Pakistan, all the evidence could be collected from the ground Zero, which will point toward the China.
4. India on the otherhand, will have its own Navigation system, developed because we too was denied of the GPS service during the Kargil war which will be ready by this year.
5. There are Moderator specially
@HRK (let me call him myself, before the Pakistani Members call him for the resecue) who will delete this post, and likely to see this post as the trolling but care to explain, you have inducted NASR with couple of test, but Pakistani Army is ready with the tactical nuclear weapon without preparing to fight under NBC environment, and without NBC gears.
Care to post the equipments, tools which Pakistani Army have procured to fight in the environment and training which it is going to create in the battle field other wise no one is going to digest such things except Pakistani people.
India have been working on CBRN from 80's and here is Indian Navy ready for NBC environment link
http://zeenews.india.com/news/natio...-simulator-training-facility-soon_607917.html
Here is the link for the CBRN training in India.
http://www.jpbsonline.org/article.a...ssue=3;spage=275;epage=280;aulast=Sharma#ref5
Here is the excert check this out
In the 1980s, the Indian army began some tentative preparations for NBC warfare. In the early part of that decade, a limited quantity of S6 respirators and No.1Mk.3 NBC suits - both of British origin - was purchased. A quantity of NBC equipment was imported from the USSR, but proved to be useless in Indian environmental conditions. Moreover, India's defence research organization, in 1987, produced prototypes of NBC suits, decontamination suits, facelets, overboots and NBC tents. This equipment has entered production and service with the Indian armed forces.
As regards training, from 1987 onwards, the Indian army, through its College of Military Engineering, began running familiarization courses in NBC warfare, while scientist conducted courses at brigade level. Moreover, a series of studies were undertaken to provide for both active and passive defence against nuclear attack for army combat formations.
As regards equipment, the Indian Ministry of Defence has obviously allocated high priority to the indigenous production of NBC gear. This has also involved the participation of the private sector for the manufacture of both NBC suits and respirators. In addition, the Indian army has retained its old Second World War respirators - these are old, but would still offer significant protection. India would not find it particularly difficult to produce enough NBC personal gear - respirators and NBC suits - for its armed forces in a relatively short period of time - though this equipment might be placed in storage. Mention should also be made of the fact that a new decontamination vehicle has entered production.
While it is abundantly clear that NBC warfare has been accorded a much higher priority in the Indian army, it remains unclear as to the exact status of NBC preparedness and training in the Indian army. Attempts to contact senior military officers on this subject proved unsuccessful, though some retired officers offered some vague information that leads to the conclusion that some training is in progress.
It has become clear that India's Army Training Command has conducted detailed studies into NBC warfare. Indeed, given India's perception of its nuclear threat, it is not surprising that the Indian army schools of instruction and combat include NBC scenarios. Moreover, the publisher of the prestigious Indian Defence Review stated that the forces earmarked for use against Pakistan are well equipped to deal with NBC warfare.
It would be natural for India's Strike Corps to be the first to be fully equipped and prepared for NBC warfare and there are some indications of this beginning to occur. It is highly probable that at least one Corps is fully prepared - trained and equipped for NBC warfare. The other formations would probably receive personal NBC gear - but will be allocated a lower priority for receiving decontamination and monitoring equipment. It should be pointed out that the RAPIDS require virtually no modifications for deployment in an NBC environment.
It can probably be assumed that the state of NBC warfare in Pakistan is in a similar state to that of India, except that Pakistan's industry is not yet capable of meeting all NBC needs and that the country lacks the massive R & D infrastructure of India. Indian sources assume that Pakistan has a nucleus of NBC trained personnel - with Chinese NBC gear.
One thing is clear, however, both countries have now made NBC warfare something of a priority and are making efforts - covertly - to train and equip themselves. Nonetheless, there may be a large gap between what the military wants and reality.
While there is some reference to NBC warfare and the necessity to fight under such conditions in both armies, there have never been any major NBC exercises conducted by either side. It is therefore not inconceivable that the principal focus of NBC training and equipment programs in both countries is more geared towards meeting an emergency that might arise after one side uses such weapons. This would involve stockpiling equipment and drafting rapid training instructions - aimed at rapidly familiarizing troops who have to enter an NBC contaminated area. It does not seem that either country intends to develop a tactical nuclear warfare doctrine.
One of the reasons for the lack of NBC exercises could be the extremely severe environmental conditions prevailing on the South Asian battlefield. These conditions range from the intense cold of the Siachen glacier to the blistering heat of the Thar desert. Under normal peacetime conditions these climates pose great difficulties for human endurance, if the troops were clad in full NBC gear and armoured vehicles 'buttoned-up', there would be more casualties from heat-stroke than from exposure.
This brings us to the other issue that needs to be considered - where on the South Asian battlefield could tactical nuclear weapons possibly be used ? The answer to this question will determine whether or not there is any battlefield use for nuclear weapons.
For battlefield preparedness, in 2003, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) handed over India’s first indigenously produced NBC reconnaissance vehicle to the Indian army. 26 The NBC reconnaissance vehicles are fitted with developed “nerve agent detectors, dosimeters, portable gas, chromatographs, auto-injectors, firstaid kits, antidotes, NBC respiratory masks and suits, roentgen meters, NBC filters, decontamination kits for troops to fight through an NBC environment.” 27 The Strike Corps are also being equipped to fight through an NBC environment.28 The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has also stressed on indegenised NBC gears. The DRDO in 2015 has developed
NBC Mark V suit for the Indian Army which is lighter than the Mark IV suit used by the Indian Army and therefore, ensures greater mobility. The suit is reported to be made with activated carbon spheres that could protect the troops from NBC environment 24 hours. 29 The Indian Army’s main battle tanks (MBT) and Infantry Combat Vehicles (ICVs) are also capable of operating in an NBC environment with the help of overpressure and air filtration system and by operating through closed down mode. For automated NBC protection for the BMP-2/2K ICV, Radiation Detection Measurement and Control (RADMAC) unit is developed along with Automated Control Unit (ACU), and Blower Control Unit (BCU).30 According to Bharat Karnad, a strategist, such capabilities to operate in a NBC environment would become a “cutting edge” in India’s Cold Start doctrine.31 The Combat Vehicles Research and and Development Establishment (CVRDE) has also ventured into Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV)- Muntra N which are designed for NBC reconaissance through tele-operated, autonomous and manned modes. 32The Carrier Command Post Tracked (CCPT) vehicle which houses the Artillery Combat Command and Control System (ACCCS) to ensure accomplishment of fire control functions of towed and self propelled artillery guns is equipped with automated NBC protection too. The battery command center for Akash surfaceto-air missile system that would need to move along with the MBTs is also equipped with high quality NBC protection.33 The Army’s Multi Barrel Rocket Launchers, PINAKA also provides NBC protection for its crew. Other self propelled artillery guns like the Bhim would have NBC overpressure to counter the NBC threat.
6. How is it possible that anything which you don't like is called disrespect to the Pakistan, and Pakistani members have full authority and right to use the words like Moron to the PM of Republic of India, Dehati Aurat to former PM, and words such as Randi Rona by even the PDF moderator cum think tank can post .
7. How is possible that any question if we asked from the member if he post something is termed as the trolling, and given the warning when we ask for facts. Is this what you want here in this open defense forum. Better make the statement, that we should only post, what the Pakistani Members, Pakistani PDF think tank so that we can follow that suits you.
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