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The model in frame is possibly the new DN-4000 class OPV for Vietnam Coast Guard.
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Come on what is your point, Haiphong girls are most beautiful? Saigon girls may have the opposite view. Haiphong may produce the most captains but Nghe An is the political heart where many top politicians come from.Nguyen Thi Huyen is a Haiphong-born Miss of Vietnam.
If you study more, you would find that most of brave Captain of Vietnam Navy, CG, ... are Haiphong-born
I'm not looking forward to the air-launched and surface-launched BrahMos. We have other plans for the Su-30MK2V and surface ships.
MTCR restrictions are voluntary. moreover, the agreement is not a treaty and does not impose any legally binding obligations on Partners (members). Rather, it is an informal political understanding among states that seek to limit the proliferation of missiles and missile technology. In theory India can export long range brahmos and ballistic missiles to Vietnam. but to get both Kh-35 and brahmos on Gepard we will need to modify and enlarge the body of the ship a bit, I believe.This is what was said in the Indian thread by a man that has insider information (Parikrama). This would be one hell of a modification for the Gepard, but oh well......
"What i understand is it will be first a combination for Brahmos and Kh35 UranE for the boats The missiles will have a mix of AshM and LACM."
He also said:
folks in Vietnam government had informally requested for a modified Block III but actually its known as Block IV as per developmental block chart for India. Its a LACM variant with steep dive, GPS, GLONASS, IRNSS capable with a surround capability to hit post steep diving to well protected deep sites . In simple words, its designed for bases where HV stuff is much deeper inside and protected by natural formations be it mountain or a submarine base. This one is a true blue 550 km+ in Hi-Med profile and a overall 600 km above in all hi hi flight path.
Unfortunately, owing to MTCR restrictions i dont think this will be accepted. On top, Block IV planned production and deployments is already tied up with IA for some good time.
You folks might get Brahmos -A the air launched version for Su 30 MK2s instead of the requested LACM. That will be more easier.
It all will depend over time and success of Brahmos A launch test (twin for land and moving ship) later this year.
Source: https://defence.pk/threads/vietnam-...roval-for-brahmos.446458/page-2#ixzz4Ii0HkdFf
come on, can you reveal more. brahmos on Su-30 bomber and on the new mystery 4,000 tons warship waiting for approval?I'm not looking forward to the air-launched and surface-launched BrahMos. We have other plans for the Su-30MK2V and surface ships.
MTCR restrictions are voluntary. moreover, the agreement is not a treaty and does not impose any legally binding obligations on Partners (members). Rather, it is an informal political understanding among states that seek to limit the proliferation of missiles and missile technology. In theory India can export long range brahmos and ballistic missiles to Vietnam. but to get both Kh-35 and brahmos on Gepard we will need to modify and enlarge the body of the ship a bit, I believe.
http://www.mtcr.info/english/FAQ-E.html
come on, can you reveal more. brahmos on Su-30 bomber and on the new mystery 4,000 tons warship waiting for approval?
I think it is unpractical, time consuming and expensive to modify the existing 4 Gepards, adding Brahmos. I am pretty sure the next 2 Gepard will carry Kalibr. The best way for the Navy is to get ToT from the bear (negotiation may be challenging), building the ships we need at our shipyards. The new Ba Son should be capable to build the Gepard. Once we have access to technology and acquire capability, modifying and enlarging gepard for Brahmos could be done.Adding a Brahmos VLS to an existing Gepard is one hell of a modification, I'm not sure about that.
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One need to understand, MTCR is just a regime, not a treaty.This is what was said in the Indian thread by a man that has insider information (Parikrama). This would be one hell of a modification for the Gepard, but oh well......
"What i understand is it will be first a combination for Brahmos and Kh35 UranE for the boats The missiles will have a mix of AshM and LACM."
He also said:
folks in Vietnam government had informally requested for a modified Block III but actually its known as Block IV as per developmental block chart for India. Its a LACM variant with steep dive, GPS, GLONASS, IRNSS capable with a surround capability to hit post steep diving to well protected deep sites . In simple words, its designed for bases where HV stuff is much deeper inside and protected by natural formations be it mountain or a submarine base. This one is a true blue 550 km+ in Hi-Med profile and a overall 600 km above in all hi hi flight path.
Unfortunately, owing to MTCR restrictions i dont think this will be accepted. On top, Block IV planned production and deployments is already tied up with IA for some good time.
You folks might get Brahmos -A the air launched version for Su 30 MK2s instead of the requested LACM. That will be more easier.
It all will depend over time and success of Brahmos A launch test (twin for land and moving ship) later this year.
Source: https://defence.pk/threads/vietnam-...roval-for-brahmos.446458/page-2#ixzz4Ii0HkdFf