India's Glide bomb Gaurav ready for production

[Zarvan]

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[safriz]

Did they not have such weapon system already?

 

[Pingle]

Fantastic.... what a fantastic news on 15th August.....
I guess this Gaurav is the same SEBEX2 bomb?

 

[Pingle]

Did they not have such weapon system already?

Maybe imported we have not sure.... but seems domestically made this is the first one?

 

[Taimoor]

Maybe imported we have not sure.... but seems domestically made this is the first one?

wow, you guys are way too late.

We have already bombed India and Iran with these.

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[DDG-80]

I guess this Gaurav is the same SEBEX2 bomb?

Sebex 2 is not a bomb; rather, it is a non-nuclear explosive with a TNT equivalence of 2.01, making it 2.01 times more lethal than standard TNT. It has been certified by the Indian Navy. The company EEL is now developing another variant with a TNT equivalence of 2.3, which is expected to be completed within six months.

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[DDG-80]

Did they not have such weapon system already?

>Orders have already been placed for Gaurav LGB.

IAF likely placed orders for long-range glide bombs – Indian Defence Research Wing

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[NGAD IS THE BEST]

Did they not have such weapon system already?

Remember the balakot strikes bro they have israeli spice-2000 glide bombs this is the first indigenous development of Indian glide bomb

 

[Pingle]

Sebex 2 is not a bomb; rather, it is a non-nuclear explosive with a TNT equivalence of 2.01, making it 2.01 times more lethal than standard TNT. It has been certified by the Indian Navy. The company EEL is now developing another variant with a TNT equivalence of 2.3, which is expected to be completed within six months.

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See the lethality in the video.... looks like a mini nuke....

 

[DDG-80]

See the lethality in the video.... looks like a mini nuke....

Just imagine—when that explosive tech gets loaded onto our BrahMos Block III, Pralay, Agni, K-series missiles, precision-guided munitions, artillery shells, and MLRS. That's gonna be some next-level firepower! For example, an airbase that would normally require several missiles to disable could be severely impacted by fewer Pralay missiles with SEBEX 2 due to the doubled explosive yield.

 

[safriz]

For Pakistani military to do any research or military advancement, the inspiration comes from India. Whenever India does something new, so does Pakistani military.
That's why I get excited due to such news from India

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

For Pakistani military to do any research or military advancement, the inspiration comes from India. Whenever India does something new, so does Pakistani military.
That's why I get excited due to such news from India

We already developed long range glide bomb remember H-2/H-4

 

[Lulldapull]

For Pakistani military to do any research or military advancement, the inspiration comes from India. Whenever India does something new, so does Pakistani military.
That's why I get excited due to such news from India

This is what worries me the most. Instead of looking west, we look east!

Total dhimmi attitude.

 

[Bilal]

For Pakistani military to do any research or military advancement, the inspiration comes from India. Whenever India does something new, so does Pakistani military.
That's why I get excited due to such news from India

Bro, we have this capability since early 2000s and now the new generation Azb series is taking the role.

 

[Zarvan]

For Pakistani military to do any research or military advancement, the inspiration comes from India. Whenever India does something new, so does Pakistani military.
That's why I get excited due to such news from India

We are already producing things which are answer to these. When it comes to PAF it's India which needs to catch up in many aspects not the other way around.