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CSL has officially handed over the INS Vikrant to the Indian Navy - Commissioning scheduled for next month

First two MH-60Rs arrived in India

HAL signed a contract worth over US $100 million for supply and manufacture of 88 TPE331-12B engines/kits along with maintenance and support services to power the Hindustan Trainer Aircraft (HTT-40) with leading US Company Honeywell Defence and Space. The contract was exchanged by Eric Walters...

Is it known what multifunction radar you are going for on the Type-31/Iver? MFSTAR is a good platform and should work with the Barak-8 out of the box, though I don't think there will be any problem even if you go for a Thales radar. B8's seeker & fire control is fully compatible with Western...

It would appear inclined box launchers amidships will be the way to go for any of these ships which weren't designed for VLS Brahmos from the get go. Vertically launching this missile would eat up too much space in the front, forcing designers to reduce the SAM farm. Box launchers for this...

BrahMos Aerospace is technically registered as an Indian company, with DRDO as the majority shareholder (50.5%) with Russia's NPO Mashinostroyenia holding the rest. But we'll see how that is actually interpreted from a CAATSA standpoint...the US Govt has already shown a willingness to make...

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INS Dunagiri (2nd to be launched at GRSE, 4th ship of class overall) launched in Kolkata Commissioning of Udaygiri expected in 2024.

Pics from 4th set of sea trials

Looks like its going to be Aneto-1K based design after all, but modified for our needs just like Shakti was (for high-altitude use etc) and produced here.

Russia delivered the first two of six new Su-30 jet fighters to Myanmar in March, according to several informed sources who formerly served with the Myanmar Air Force. Moscow sent several trainers and technicians to assist the Myanmar Air Force during the warranty period, according to the...

So apparently SP-26 is the Mk-1A testbed?

Sorry I only know bits and pieces. They have such a huge plethora of this stuff, several generations of it going back to early Soviet times.

This? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borisoglebsk-2

I guess you mean something like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krasukha_(electronic_warfare_system) Incidentally, one of these was captured by the Ukrainians largely intact...

Yes you're thinking of Kaveri aka GTX-35VS. It's a different class of engine compared to HTFE-25 though - it had 52 kN dry thrust and 81 kN with afterburner, its in F404 class of engine, first ground test was conducted in 1996. But ultimately it could only achieve about 76 kN wet but not without...

Yes you're thinking of Kaveri aka GTX-35VS. It's a different class of engine compared to HTFE-25 though - it had 52 kN dry thrust and 81 kN with afterburner, its in F404 class of engine, first ground test was conducted in 1996. But ultimately it could only achieve about 76 kN wet but not without...

Cuz it wasn't flying then.