onlinpunit
Trusted Member
But they are not exactly our allies. They have tie up with many countries who are not really friendly with us. Brahmos in their hand can comprise it .
Also Brahmos is derived from Yakhnot. But Brahmos =/= Yakhnot.
Indian Missiles and Guided Munitions
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Also Brahmos is derived from Yakhnot. But Brahmos =/= Yakhnot.
They are our maritime neighbors and a very big country geographically.... we need to be a friends....
We don't even have any disputes with each other... I heard during sukarno era Indonesia was claiming our nicobar islands and I think in 65 they were actually considering military action against India for those islands but somehow tensions sorted out.... maybe @Indos knows better....
Indos
INT'L MOD
There is no tension or clash between Indonesia and India since Soeharto took power until now under democratic system.
NeptunesVortex
SpeedLimited
A lot of people forget that there were already talks about Adani Ports developing a deep water port in Bataan, Philippines. The port was said to be around 25 mts deep and capable of handling large Panamax ships. Nothing is finalized yet but if it ever happens and the Indian Navy gets access for visits or logistics support, it would be a pretty useful foothold in the South China Sea and would expand India's presence well beyond the IOR.
Another major update is India is now offering 400 kms version of Brahmos ER to Philippines....
India Offers 400km-Range BrahMos ER Missile to Philippines, Expanding South China Sea Strike Envelope as Coastal Defence Batteries Near Combat Readiness - Defence Security Asia
India has reportedly offered the Philippines the Extended Range (ER) BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, extending strike reach beyond 400km as Manila’s coastal missile batteries approach operational readiness, potentially reshaping maritime deterrence dynamics across the South China Sea.
defencesecurityasia.com
NeptunesVortex
SpeedLimited
Range isn't the issue. The real challenge is having a strong C4ISR network to find, track and target accurately at those distances. It gets even more complicated when you're dealing with moving warships in the middle of a vast ocean where the target can change position significantly by the time a missile arrives.Another major update is India is now offering 400 kms version of Brahmos ER to Philippines....
India Offers 400km-Range BrahMos ER Missile to Philippines, Expanding South China Sea Strike Envelope as Coastal Defence Batteries Near Combat Readiness - Defence Security Asia
India has reportedly offered the Philippines the Extended Range (ER) BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, extending strike reach beyond 400km as Manila’s coastal missile batteries approach operational readiness, potentially reshaping maritime deterrence dynamics across the South China Sea.
So are we working on this challenge? Any details?
CallSignMaverick
Registered Member
Bro... I know you're doubting about Vayuastra which I agree is based on Israeli system.... but it's now improved in India.... Suryastra a multi caliber rocket launcher is a 100% homemade system...
NeptunesVortex
SpeedLimited
See, it's a continuous process. Just like the last year launch of GSAT-7R, the goal is to bring inputs from multiple assets into a single network and build a fused picture of the battlefield. But even with that, targeting moving warships across the vast expanse of the open ocean remains one of the toughest problems in naval warfare.
This isn't unique to the Indian Navy. Whether it's the Indian Navy, PLAN, US Navy, South Korean Navy or Japanese Navy, everyone faces the same challenge. Finding a ship is one thing; maintaining a continuous track, updating its position in real time and accurately guiding a weapon to it hundreds or thousands of kilometres away is another. Are you getting my point, bro? If you want the technical details, I can share a few articles that explain the physics and operational challenges behind it.
CallSignMaverick
Registered Member
It is Elbit PULS
NeptunesVortex
SpeedLimited
No, man. It's completely false.
