DDG-80
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Go and learn more about the guidance system of BrahMos....
Türkiye unveils exclusive details of future TF-2000-class destroyer
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MMM-E
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Thats nothing to do with guidance
Thats about Radar horizon to detect enemy Warship
and a Warship can not detect another Warship even from 200 km away
also Your target illumination radar can not guide even 200 km
and BRAHMOS has active radar homming only ... nothing else
no IIR , no E/O TV Camera to find enemy Warship
700 km SUPER SIMSEK kamikaze Drone has E/O TV Camera for real time image to find and hit Radar Systems on Indian Destroyer .... and GAME OVER
Cost effective solution ....
DDG-80
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Targetting information requires a variety of inputs in various forms , with the primary data loaded initially, regular updates are provided by assets like ICSS, SAR Mission Data from MPA, satellite, and other GIS software that we operate. Periodic updates are done
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You underestimating vishakhapattnam warship just because 32 VLS and not looking at its state of an art Barak system, MF-STAR radar and now almost 900 kms Brahmos?? You are talking about your future projects
But if Indian navy and Turkish navies collided today or tomorrow Indian navy with harpoon, excocets, 900 kms supersonic Brahmos and if needed flankers can show up with air launched Brahmos will start eating up Turkish navy in no time..... don't forget our ASW warfare with P8s and Romeos is now far ahead of Turkish navy...... apart from this we will have those crazy naval fulcrums as well to harrase Turkish navy..... I'm not even talking about our Kilos , Scorpenes, HDWs and SSBNs.....
MMM-E
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I am not talking about upcoming Turkish Navy with
-- 285 m Aircraft Carrier with KAAN 5th gen Fighter Jets
-- 232 m TCG ANADOLU with KIZILELMA unmanned stealth Fighter Jets
-- ISTIF class Frigates
-- TF-2000 class Destroyers
-- STM-500 mini attack Submarines
-- Type-214TN and MILDEN class AIP Submarines
as of 2024-2025 Only Turkish unmanned robotic Systems are enough for the Indian Navy
and only a few countries have these technologies in the world ..... but not India
Indian Navy still using 1980-1990s technologies
-- Unmanned Kamikaze Vessels with warhead of 200 kg
-- Unmanned Combat Vessels armed with KUZGUN-TJ and CAKIR missiles
-- TB-2/3 UCAVs armed with 200+ km KEMANKES mini cruise missiles
-- AKINCI UCAVs armed with 150-180-200-280-700 km CAKIR , KUZGUN-TJ , SOM , SUPER SIMSEK
-- AKSUNGUR UCAVs with SONOBOUYS and ORKA torpedos
-- ANKA-3 flying wing stealth UCAVs
-- KIZILELMA unmanned stealth Fighter Jets
Indian ACs and Destroyers are easy target
Indian Navy aviation P-8 , MIG-29K ... even SU-30MKI are easy target
Thanks to Turkish stealth platforms ANKA-3 and KIZILELMA which equipped with AESA Radar and air to air missiles also long range cruise missiles
Turkiye start mass production for KIZILELMA and ANKA-3 in 2024-2025
ANKA-3 can attack Indian ACs and Destroyers from safe distance
MIG-29K and SU-30MKI have no any chance against KIZILELMA in BVR combat
and BAYKAR has production capability 36 units annually for KIZILELMA
even 700 km SUPER SIMSEK Kamikaze Drone has attack capability on Air platforms like AWACS and P-8
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MMM-E
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I am talking about new unmanned robotic concept with
-- Unmanned Kamikaze Vessels with warhead of 200 kg
-- Unmanned Combat Vessels armed with KUZGUN-TJ and CAKIR missiles and Torpedos
-- TB-2/3 UCAVs armed with 200+ km KEMANKES mini cruise missiles
-- AKINCI UCAVs armed with 150-180-200-280-700 km CAKIR , KUZGUN-TJ , SOM , SUPER SIMSEK
-- AKSUNGUR UCAVs with SONOBOUYS and ORKA torpedos
-- ANKA-3 flying wing stealth UCAVs
-- KIZILELMA unmanned stealth Fighter Jets
and only a few countries have these technologies in the world ..... but not India
only a few examples
300 TB-2 , ANKA , AKSUNGUR and AKINCI UCAVs to carry 1.500 - 2.000 missiles and guided munitions with range of 150-180-200-280-700 km to hit all Indian Frigates and Destroyers
10 MARLIN unmanned combat Vessels can carry 200 KUZGUN-TJ Missiles and 40 Torpedos
Unmanned Kamikaze Vessels with warhead of 200 kg
unmanned stealth Fighter Jets ANKA-3 and KIZILELMA which equipped with AESA Radar and air to air missiles also long range cruise missiles to hit P-8 . MIG-29K . SU-30MKI . ACs and Destroyers
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as like Turkish 35mm GOKDENIZ CIWS with ATOM air burst munition
Problem is Turkish technology for India
USA and Europe or Russia lacks this cost effective swarm capability
32 BARAK-8 SAMs and 1 x AK-630 CIWS are not enough to stop large scale swarm attack by cost effective Turkish MAM-T IIR , KUZGUN-TJ , CAKIR , KEMANKES , TOLUN-IIR , KGK-SİHA-82 , IHA-230 , SIMSEK , ALPAGUT , etc
even to fire 10 KGK-SIHA-82 RF guided Bombs after swarm attack to sink Indian Destroyers
Range : 60+ km from UCAVs
Warhead : 230 kg
Guidance : RF seeker for anti-ship role
10 KGK-SIHA 82 RF guided Bombs in price of 1 HARPOON anti-ship Missile
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MH.Yang
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The core purpose of 055 is to act as a hub for fleet CEC.
The Indian fleet has no CEC capability and the Indian Navy has a small budget.
Indian Navy should buy more air defence destroyers with the budget of these.
China's 052DL cost 3 billion CNY ($416 million), while India's Project 15B cost $1.3 billion. China's 055 cost 6 billion CNY ($833 million). So, is the Indian Navy willing to spend $2.6 billion to build one Indian version of the 055? or two Project 15Bs?
DDG-80
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On 15 May 2019, the Indian Navy became the second service in the world after the United States, and the first in Asia, to have developed the capability, by conducting the maiden cooperative engagement firing of the Barak 8.
India’s Navy Successfully Tests Cooperative Engagement Capability During Missile Test
The service for the first time successfully tested a real-time sensor netting system during a missile launch last week.
thediplomat.com
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On 15 May 2019, the Indian Navy became the second service in the world after the United States, and the first in Asia, to have developed the capability, by conducting the maiden cooperative engagement firing of the Barak 8.
India’s Navy Successfully Tests Cooperative Engagement Capability During Missile Test
The service for the first time successfully tested a real-time sensor netting system during a missile launch last week.thediplomat.com
The information you post is referred to as "Relay Navigation", not CEC.
I said fleet CEC, not two warships. If you mean two warships CEC, Bangladesh's 053H3 can do it all.
DDG-80
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P-17A frigates will be a force multiplier for least numerous destroyer fleet. It features flush deck, 8 brahmos VLUs, 32 barak 8(and possibly 24- 32 VL-SRSAM).
It has lots of space for upgrade, especially in deck it has more space to add more VLUs , will feature MF-STAR S-band and LTR 25 L band radar and most importantly it will be build using a method called modular integrated construction (MIC) where Ships are built in the shortest time when a series of specific pre-planned modules are assembled like a Lego set. Further help arrives with 4 Talwar Batch 3 class ships that are reportedly being fitted with Shtil VLS as seen on their sister Admiral Grigorovich class frigates and variants of which are used by Pakistani Type 054AP and Chinese Type 054A frigates. This gives 15 more vessels with up-to-date AD systems.
MH.Yang
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You're bragging about the Mach 2 barak 8. Besides the F18, is there a modern fighter in this world that is slower than the barak 8? F35?
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