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I think there was some BD peacekeepers in Cyprus for a period of times. Bangladeshi peacekeepers are mostly deployed in active conflcit zones. The thing is (of course, nobody officially wants to admits) Western countries mostly prefer to deploy their troops at high command and administrative...

Honestly, I think it will have the same fate as Akinci with TurAF. Probably will be procured in small numbers. However, it could have better success at export. Sometime it doesn’t matter how good the system is. If relevant party does not require it in numbers, they don’t procure it. When it...

Nope, it has been debunked.

Alright @Nilgiri, we all want to be part of Akhand Bharat right now.😆

@Gessler what do you think? Arjun mk2 will turn out as FRCV?

Even if India gets F-35 (unlikely) i am 100% sure, NGAD won’t be up for sale. Let alone becoming a joint project. Honestly, I am really surprised that you said that.

The program is cancelled. That was the last test and its result will be used as research material in the next program.

S400s two most common missiles 9M96 and 9M96E2 uses Active seekers.

Armenia bought ATAGS which is not in production for Indian army yet. (They expected to finalized the order soon.) Similar to ATAGS, AKASH NG is reportedly passed all trials and ready for production. Thus, it could very well be that Armenia is the launch customer.

I don't know why some people trashing Indian systems but here's the thing, There is two type of AKASH system. If it is the old system that Armenia bought then it is not a big deal. Original AKASH system has a range of 30km+ and altitude of 18km. It uses PESA sensors for surveillance and fire...

I think they should finalize the second project first before evaluating sites for 4th plant.

Any serious discussion about Long term Turkish defence ambitions cannot be done without mentioning the Nukes and ICBMs, and the conventional assumption always seems to be, you need nukes to deter nukes. However, the self evident hurdle of tremendous political and economic cost that would come...

If this is correct then this is exactly what I was talking about. @TR_123456 @Bürküt @Sanchez

Good sale for India. Only issue is, Armenia's problem doesn't have any military solution. But of course, that's not India's business.

Looks like DRDO failed to give enough attention and allocate sufficient resources (human and financial) to this program over the years. Thus, it still stuck. Although, to be fair they got lot on their plate. High priority strategic project like ICBM, SLBM, SSBN, SSN, exo-atmosphoric...

Iirc, Hisar family has been test fired 30 times before induction. So I think it will do just fine.

It would be interesting if they can integrate Cirit with upcoming indeginous UAV. (Likely to be similar in size and weight to Falco) While people do not take these small and cheap guided rockets seriously anymore, but i think they ought to make a comeback in public disscusion. That's because...

I wonder what you folks will say when I tell you, UN peacekeeping mission commander in Cyprus was a Bangladesh army major general.🤣🤣 https://unficyp.unmissions.org/secretary-general-appoints-major-general-mohammad-humayun-kabir-bangladesh-unficyp-force-commander

@Flextape previously you mentioned army has 7 medium artillery regiments. Could you tell which divisions they belong to?

@Gessler Allegedly IAF S-400s. Four tube canister with each tube holding a missile?