PakShaheen_79
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That's for terminal phase only. An active seeker of diameter of a HQ-9 can't give you a range of 250-300 KM. For most part of its flight it requires radar guidance hence it remains primarily SARH like most ADS. In context of CEC type infrastructure development, what PAF can do is to establish a low-letancy time-synchorized distributed network where one shooter can trust track data of another sensor to shoot down an invading aircraft or missile. I believe PAF is working towards this goal though I am not certain if this includes track-handover capability as well something central to true distributed CEC type architecture. No easy even for most modern airforces.HQ9BE interceptor has active seeker from what I read.
PS: I asked ChatGpt to assess PAF's integration maturity level for CEC capabilities based on publically available data. I shared linked to Alan Warnes report on May 2025 conflict. and this is what it generated.
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