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Any source? I only remember air chief saying, some new radars from Italy or something along the lines?

Now get this, China sold us some really advanced systems. Both REL-4 and JH-16 are long range strategic surveillance and early warning AESA radars.

*GM403 is operational from this year. Excellent long range mobile Early Warning system. GaN based AESA sensor. Now BAF can detect and track 1²m RCS target in excess of 400km. If La Tribune was to be believed, then BAF bought 2x system. *Additionally, according to SIRPI record, bought 6x...

No, one of Heckler & Koch HK416 series.

At least the base and the boats are looking nice.

On Friday hopefully.

They didn't receive HISAR yet. Not sure if KHAN contract has been concluded. But they seems to be showing a small model on display.

Blue is 105mm. Which we already produce. Yellows are 130mm. Reds are 155mm. Now the weird thing is nobody uses such charges for 155mm. Looks like BOF's job. Thus, I am trying to hope this could be locally produced.

There is a lot unpack here. Looks like I am gonna have to go in person and ask them.

Fire and forget ATGM and (presumably) KHAN type-A MLRS. (On the right)

It's okay. It could have been much worse, but it wasn't. You have to find solace in that. Edit- I am actually team Australia.

They put in the air at less than 150 meters. I think it is very reasonable to assume same can be done from USS America. Which has a length of 257 meters. Let's see if they do it.

@Isa Khan good stuff, made of metal. (Not plastic) can neutralize explosives. By scaling up, we can transform it into a lightly armed UGV. @Kartal1 Edit- it costed around $60k+. (I can get a decent car with that amount, lol)

He better not, deterrence credibility of superpowers relies on their ability and willingness to not back down. And one thing everybody knows for (almost) certainty, United States won't back down. That is what gives NATO's nuclear umbrella credibility.

Not found!!!

Well, then we can confirm there are two systems in total.

@Isa Khan from where did you take this image?

HQ-9B upgraded version. It comes equipped with two new generation AESA radars and interceptors incorporating active radar seekers. New HQ-9 Air Defense system. New AESA Search radar. (Designation: 780) New AESA FCR. Designation unknown. (In the first image equipped with IFF system)...

Which video?