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MandarKaBandar
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The question is when a PAF jet crashed last week, on the same day, Indians were questioning Pakistani authorities for not releasing any details and here the Indians reported an accident three days after it happened on 20th May.
Do these weekend warriors have the courage or morals to question their own warlords !!
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These are Indian IDDM category weapon systems.
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These are foreign-origin weapon systems manufactured in India under licence
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Indian Army makes it's artillery arm more lethal by giving it's guns automatic aiming capability
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Indian Army makes its artillery arm more lethal by giving its guns automatic aiming capability - The Times of India
News News: The Indian Army has taken a step to make the 105 mm Indian Field Gun (IFG), the mainstay of the Regiment of Artillery a deadlier weapon platform. The .
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Sam6536
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Atmanirbhar Armenia, atleast it's great to see someone buying these weapons in bulk.
MOD putting in huge orders when? Or are we still waiting for some foreign models
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Except KSSL MaRG, almost every major Indian system has already received bulk orders. GoI recently ordered 307 ATAGS and 100 more K9 Vajra guns. Heavy artillery systems are not inducted overnight. These guns need years of testing, crew training, ammunition integration, maintenance setup and operational evaluation before armies buy them in large numbers. Every major military power does this because artillery is expensive and stays in service for decades.Atmanirbhar Armenia, atleast it's great to see someone buying these weapons in bulk.
MOD putting in huge orders when? Or are we still waiting for some foreign models
But honestly, the KSSL MaRG 155/52 deserves proper evaluation by the Indian Army because this is not a normal system. Kalyani has managed to put a full 155mm/52 calibre gun on a 4×4 vehicle, something usually seen only on much larger 6×6 or 8×8 trucks because of the huge recoil and weight.
If it works reliably, it could be very useful for places like Ladakh, Sikkim and Arunachal where smaller and lighter vehicles can move faster on narrow mountain roads. A system like this can fire quickly and relocate fast before enemy counter battery fire arrives. That is a big advantage in modern warfare. MaRG definitely looks like a system worth testing seriously.
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