PA MLRS, Self Propelled and towed artillery [BM-11, Fatah-I GMLRS, Fatah-II] - News, Updates & Discussions
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Bentley777
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@Panzerkiel how good SH-15 performed saw it used extensively.
MastanKhan
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Jango
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Wouldn't you need onboard avionics as well for that? Does Fatah series of missiles have that? (or at least of the reequired capability)
Ali_Baba
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It will have to be a new missile from the ground up, I don't see them being able to reuse the same missile. Avionics as you say, as well as an onboard radar and associated powerpacks need to be accounted for as well as possible terminal phase boost rocket motor.
I was more referring to the current state of Pakistan's core R&D and design capabilities right now that should allow for that type of missile to be designed and built now. If they can reuse the same launcher, then there are economies of scale there, that is what I see in the launcher.
The remaining part of the puzzle would be the seeker head in a missile, and 'interception' algorithms both for the radar platform and the missile itself. Still puzzles to solve, but they are chipping away at them from what I can see.
Lots of interesting math on the core algorithms to work on(though not SAM specific below) :
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Oscar
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Because then India will actually go buy some 600 countering systems since their pockets can afford it.
But in reality they know the real number.
CSAW
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"Fatah-I GMLRS
The Fatah-I was unveiled on January 7, 2021, by Pakistan’s Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) as the country’s first indigenously developed Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS). It marked a shift from conventional unguided artillery systems to precision-guided rockets, enabling the Pakistan Army to engage targets “deep in enemy territory” with high accuracy.Technical Specifications
- Type: Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS)
- Range: 70–140 km
- Accuracy: CEP ≤ 15 m
- Warhead Type: Blast fragmentation
- Rockets per Launcher: 8 rockets per MLV (Multiple Launch Vehicle)
- Operating Temperature: -20°C to +55°C
The Fatah-I employs GPS/INS guidance for precision targeting and can engage up to eight different targets within an 8×8 km area at maximum range."
GIDS Fatah Guided Surface-to-Surface Missiles - Quwa
The GIDS Fatah-series is a family of guided multiple launch rocket systems (GMLRS) designed for both the Pakistan Army and for foreign markets.
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(VIDEO) Fatah Strikes: Pakistan’s Game-Changing Precision Rockets Shake India’s Strategic Depth - Defence Security Asia
In the waning hours before a tentative ceasefire was enacted, bringing a fragile pause to open hostilities between nuclear-armed neighbours Pakistan and India, Islamabad deployed some of its most advanced and disruptive battlefield systems—capabilities that have sent shockwaves through Indian...
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MS Sandhu
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This is Iranian Fatah lol
Someone really fked up everything in that AI generated post.
Panzerkiel
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Performed well beyond expectations. Words can't define its performance.
Bentley777
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More regiments will be raised than someone said raised 24 regiments in total till now is it true.
Path-Finder
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did it perform better than M saath saath saath?
Panzerkiel
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No more. The number of regiments will remain the same.
Panzerkiel
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Absolutely. Range and it's inherent mobility cannot be matched by a towed howitzer.
