It's a second-rate copy of a Russian system.
This coming on tommorow and people say we can't manufacture telecommunicationsPerform what?
You seem to have a severe problem comprehending even simple sentences. This is what Indian navy describes CEC as.
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This is how USN defines it.
The US Navy has developed a Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) for decades, which it describes as a “real-time sensor netting system that enables high-quality situational awareness and integrated fire control capability.” The US Navy explains CEC involves the “netting of geographically dispersed sensors to provide a single integrated air picture, thus enabling integrated fire control to destroy increasingly capable threat cruise missiles and aircraft.”
And about the test.
Last week, the Indian Navy for the first time in its history conducted a live firing test of a surface-to-air missile using the so-called cooperative engagement capability (CEC) sensor netting system, which allows the real-time sharing of sensor data on incoming air targets among warships.
“The firing was undertaken on the western seaboard [of India] by Indian naval ships Kochi and Chennai wherein the missiles of both ships were controlled by one ship to intercept different aerial targets at extended ranges,” the MoD statement reads. Put otherwise, CEC allows a warship to detect and, if needed, engage a threat identified by another ship or aircraft.
No use in reinventing definitions there.
France has tested it (and announced it) while the UK has denied having the capability in a public document in response to a ''freedom of information'' request.
Brush up your knowledge, please.
lol, we design and manufacture specialized & space-based equipment of high-resolution imaging satellites & transponders for military comm sats. Even the P8I in Indian service is equipped with an Indian data link.
Indian-designed Data Link II delivered to Boeing
Perform what?
You seem to have a severe problem comprehending even simple sentences. This is what Indian navy describes CEC as.
View attachment 776607
This is how USN defines it.
The US Navy has developed a Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) for decades, which it describes as a “real-time sensor netting system that enables high-quality situational awareness and integrated fire control capability.” The US Navy explains CEC involves the “netting of geographically dispersed sensors to provide a single integrated air picture, thus enabling integrated fire control to destroy increasingly capable threat cruise missiles and aircraft.”
And about the test.
Last week, the Indian Navy for the first time in its history conducted a live firing test of a surface-to-air missile using the so-called cooperative engagement capability (CEC) sensor netting system, which allows the real-time sharing of sensor data on incoming air targets among warships.
“The firing was undertaken on the western seaboard [of India] by Indian naval ships Kochi and Chennai wherein the missiles of both ships were controlled by one ship to intercept different aerial targets at extended ranges,” the MoD statement reads. Put otherwise, CEC allows a warship to detect and, if needed, engage a threat identified by another ship or aircraft.
No use in reinventing definitions there.
France has tested it (and announced it) while the UK has denied having the capability in a public document in response to a ''freedom of information'' request.
Brush up your knowledge, please.
lol, we design and manufacture specialized & space-based equipment of high-resolution imaging satellites & transponders for military comm sats. Even the P8I in Indian service is equipped with an Indian data link.
Indian-designed Data Link II delivered to Boeing
HQ-9 to us is like Akash to you.
You Indians cannot even copy an advanced missile
or even relevant to fact that their only relay guidance platform is Israeli developed Barak-8 networked with Israeli EL/M2448. So what their CMS and datalinks are also included in this chain. The two major elements are Israeli.
