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India’s SSS Defense gets exports order for .338 Sniper rifles from an undisclosed friendly country Reportedly Armenia India’s defense manufacturing sector witnessed a significant milestone as an Indian private firm secured a tender to export 0.338 Lapua Magnum sniper rifles to a friendly...

Bomber UAV unveiled by a startup

Navy SAS

NSG

Lol how is good vision/auspicious sight the same as nice looking? Now that I look back at the names, not everything is associated with Hindu scriptures but mostly just simple Sanskrit words or elements of the universe Prahaar: Strike Agni: Fire Pralay: Annihilation Prithvi: Earth Surya: Sun...

Indian missiles and weapons systems are mostly derived from Sanskrit scriptures. In Sanskrit, "Su" means good or auspicious and "Darshan" means vision translating Sudarshan to Auspicious Vision. As per ancient Hindu scriptures, one of Lord Vishnu's weapon is a Sudarshan Charkra and it must've...

Most likely an SLBM

Turkish Navy SF testing their new CZ Scorpion Evo's

That's kind of a distorted image (screegrab from a YT video) but the Kalyani MGS isn't significantly different from other Mounted artillery platforms out there which use similar trucks. Infact, most 155mm 39 cal platforms just come with a basic truck Here's a chinese 39 cal one during a recent...

New batch of artillery systems getting readied to be shipped to Armenia (screengrabs from an interview with the company's CEO)

Indian Navy to get next-gen Brahmos missiles from 2027; $212 million deal inked India announced a deal with Brahmos Aerospace Private Limited (BAPL), an Indo-Russian joint venture firm, to procure Next Generation Brahmos Maritime Mobile Coastal Batteries Long Range (NGMMCB LR) and Brahmos...

After Armenia ordered Akash Air Defense System, Philippines, Vietnam, Egypt and Brazil expressed interest in the system. India is in the process to formally pitch and showcase it's capabilities to their respective militaries...

Seems like the initial deal is to supply 100 Brahmos missiles to the PH Marine Corps

NSG and Green Berets from 1st SFG during a CQB drill

Para SF with a Himalayan Guard Dog somewhere in the Kashmir valley

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