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If we can get Eagle 2 with this capability, they'll be Formidable maritime strike assets for us!

D*MN! I REALLY, REALLY HOPE WE CAN GET IT NOW!

Would they sell it to us ?? This is a new type of JDAM's . Normal JDAM are for fixed target with a pre determined position and even then in the ME they sometimes added laser guidance to increase accuracy (for a fixed target)

OTOH, this is what a ship would do when bombs are away.

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Would they sell it to us ?? This is a new type of JDAM's . Normal JDAM are for fixed target with a pre determined position and even then in the ME they sometimes added laser guidance to increase accuracy (for a fixed target)

OTOH, this is what a ship would do when bombs are away.

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IJN CV? It would be suicide if they do it on type 52 Destroyer
 

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Would they sell it to us ?? This is a new type of JDAM's . Normal JDAM are for fixed target with a pre determined position and even then in the ME they sometimes added laser guidance to increase accuracy (for a fixed target)

OTOH, this is what a ship would do when bombs are away.

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If they offer us Harpoon why not those new JDAM. It's not like that new JDAM kit is a new super advance weapon.
 

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IJN CV? It would be suicide if they do it on type 52 Destroyer
Hence our best option to kill a warship, is anti ship cruise missile.

a laser guided bomb probably a better option than JDAM, but that too would be constrained by the weather. Cloudy weather could degrade Paveway type bombs.

so yes, more Harpoon or Exocet.

It's not like that new JDAM kit is a new super advance weapon.
Yes but this new JDAM could hit a moving target, something that a regular JDAM couldn't

JDAM uses INS/GPS instead of active/passive seeker used on anti ship cruise missile. So somehow the GPS and INS could guess and calculate where the ship would turn and move, it is a big deal.

is this revolutionary ??? I think yes.
 

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So it kinda question me , why the air force decided to go for JDAM instead of Paveway laser guided bombs.

Did not the air force realized that our threat will be mainly coming from the sea ??

Paveway had been used successfully against warships in the past.

while I never heard JDAM used against a moving warship before.

In fact when it comes to ship killing the Indonesian air force would be one of the lower end when it comes to ship killing capabilities. Only above the Philippine air force and Vietnam.

(Cambodia and Laos doesn't count)
 

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Hence our best option to kill a warship, is anti ship cruise missile.

a laser guided bomb probably a better option than JDAM, but that too would be constrained by the weather. Cloudy weather could degrade Paveway type bombs.

so yes, more Harpoon or Exocet.


Yes but this new JDAM could hit a moving target, something that a regular JDAM couldn't

JDAM uses INS/GPS instead of active/passive seeker used on anti ship cruise missile. So somehow the GPS and INS could guess and calculate where the ship would turn and move, it is a big deal.

is this revolutionary ??? I think yes.
That youtuber speculated The Bombs isn't the one who do calculation. The bomber did (in this case F15E). That new JDAM just receiving new data from F15E.

Might be not in 5-8 years to come, just another edition to JDAM.
 

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There's one stuff called "SPICE" ("Smart, Precise Impact, Cost-Effective") also there's a new tech called SCALP EG (Système de Croisière Autonome à Longue Portée – Emploi Général, meaning General Purpose Long Range Cruise Missile).

If only will-build AH140 become true and armed with Sylver A70 there's a slight chance to adopt ship launched cruised missile.

Therefore, nowadays rather hard to find an antidot for pack-all-punch jack-of-all-trade stuff, hence one who in a must to destroy such target must exploit every little weakness of the target.
 

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What? You are Viper lover now?

I said "our F-16". It means the ones that we already own. Not the ones that we'd be stupidly buying. If we want to develop anti-ship capability, just use those junks (or Flankers with Brahmos). Not really interested building our major anti-ship using new fighters.

Are there any SOM operator outside Turkey?

Not sure.
 

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Not really interested building our major anti-ship using new fighters.
It have good reaction time though compared to a warship or submarine, fighters stationed on Kalimantan and Java can strike enemy on North Natuna sea.

Submarine and warship can only engange enemy within firing range and not that fast to immediately go to another area.
 

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Collins Aerospace and GMF to Transform Indonesian Air Force C-130H Aircraft with Modern Digital Cockpit​


04 November 2021


Serving as a contractor to GMF AeroAsia, Collins Aerospace will provide its Flight2™ avionics solution transforming dated analog controls into a modern digital glass cockpit (photo : FirstianWirayuda)

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – The Indonesian Air Force joins a growing list of customers that have selected Collins Aerospace for its C-130H Hercules military transport aircraft modernization effort. Serving as a contractor to GMF, Collins Aerospace will provide its Flight2™ avionics solution, that transforms dated analog controls into a modern digital glass cockpit and expands Collins’ position as the global leader in C-130 modifications.

Used for a broad range of missions, including personnel and cargo transport, as well as humanitarian efforts, the Flight2™ avionics modification will replace the C-130H’s analog instruments with seven multifunction displays, three control display units and new digital autopilot. In addition, the aircraft will be equipped with the Required Navigation Performance/Area Navigation flight management system, with high altitude release point and computed air release point precision airdrop software. The modernization will help the Indonesian Air Force optimize its operations, improve pilot situational awareness and minimize aircraft downtime.

“We worked closely with GMF and the Indonesian Air Force to leverage our Flight2™ Mobility Mission Application (MMA) architecture, and to tailor the system to meet all the specific mission requirements,” said Dave Schreck, vice president and general manager for Military Avionics and Helicopters at Collins Aerospace. “MMA enables customers to select from a superset of off-the-shelf capabilities, which really maximizes what we can provide for any given budget. In this case, we created a solution that is custom fit to the needs of the Indonesian Air Force.”


Andi Fahrurrozi, CEO of GMF, added, “We are delighted to work with Collins Aerospace to jointly modernize the C-130H owned by the Indonesian Air Force. GMF, as a proud Indonesian provider appointed by the Ministry of Defense, believes this prestigious project can be done in a timely manner by working closely with Collins Aerospace. This project is a part of GMF's effort to diversify the business and support the defense industry to rejuvenate the fleet and improve flight safety.”

By upgrading to Flight2™, the Indonesian Air Force’s C-130H will be in compliance with the most recent International Civil Aviation Organization standards, while also equipping it with a tactical advantage in military operations.

Collins Aerospace has delivered over 2,900 Flight2™ solutions for military fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft including 370 C-130s upgraded, or on contract to be upgraded, in 16 different countries. More C-130 upgrades have been fitted with avionics from Collins than from any other single provider in the world.

About Collins Aerospace

Collins Aerospace is a leader in technologically advanced and intelligent solutions for the global aerospace and defense industry. Collins Aerospace has the extensive capabilities, comprehensive portfolio and broad expertise to solve customers’ toughest challenges and to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving global market. For more information, visit CollinsAerospace.com.

About GMF AeroAsia

With more than 70 years of experience in aircraft maintenance, GMF AeroAsia continues to grow and has now served more than 600 customers from five continents and 60 countries. GMF is currently the only domestic MRO in Indonesia that holds certificates from FAA, EASA, and CASA. GMF was also honored as a "High-Quality MRO" by the FAA in 2017 and named as a "Low-Risk MRO" by FAA in 2016. In 2017, GMF has also listed itself on the Indonesia Stock Exchange as the first Indonesian MRO to become a public company.

GMF now has the capability to maintain Boeing 737CL, 737 NG, 747s, 777s, Airbus A320s, A330s, ATR 72s, CRJ1000s, and is committed to continuously adding more capabilities. With four hangars, including Hangar 4 — the largest narrow-body hangar in the world — 47 station line maintenance centers spread all over the world, and more than 5000 of the best personnel, GMF is ready to expand and become part of the Top 10 MRO in The World.

(Collins Aerospace)
 

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Collins Aerospace and GMF to Transform Indonesian Air Force C-130H Aircraft with Modern Digital Cockpit​


04 November 2021


Serving as a contractor to GMF AeroAsia, Collins Aerospace will provide its Flight2™ avionics solution transforming dated analog controls into a modern digital glass cockpit (photo : FirstianWirayuda)

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – The Indonesian Air Force joins a growing list of customers that have selected Collins Aerospace for its C-130H Hercules military transport aircraft modernization effort. Serving as a contractor to GMF, Collins Aerospace will provide its Flight2™ avionics solution, that transforms dated analog controls into a modern digital glass cockpit and expands Collins’ position as the global leader in C-130 modifications.

Used for a broad range of missions, including personnel and cargo transport, as well as humanitarian efforts, the Flight2™ avionics modification will replace the C-130H’s analog instruments with seven multifunction displays, three control display units and new digital autopilot. In addition, the aircraft will be equipped with the Required Navigation Performance/Area Navigation flight management system, with high altitude release point and computed air release point precision airdrop software. The modernization will help the Indonesian Air Force optimize its operations, improve pilot situational awareness and minimize aircraft downtime.

“We worked closely with GMF and the Indonesian Air Force to leverage our Flight2™ Mobility Mission Application (MMA) architecture, and to tailor the system to meet all the specific mission requirements,” said Dave Schreck, vice president and general manager for Military Avionics and Helicopters at Collins Aerospace. “MMA enables customers to select from a superset of off-the-shelf capabilities, which really maximizes what we can provide for any given budget. In this case, we created a solution that is custom fit to the needs of the Indonesian Air Force.”


Andi Fahrurrozi, CEO of GMF, added, “We are delighted to work with Collins Aerospace to jointly modernize the C-130H owned by the Indonesian Air Force. GMF, as a proud Indonesian provider appointed by the Ministry of Defense, believes this prestigious project can be done in a timely manner by working closely with Collins Aerospace. This project is a part of GMF's effort to diversify the business and support the defense industry to rejuvenate the fleet and improve flight safety.”

By upgrading to Flight2™, the Indonesian Air Force’s C-130H will be in compliance with the most recent International Civil Aviation Organization standards, while also equipping it with a tactical advantage in military operations.

Collins Aerospace has delivered over 2,900 Flight2™ solutions for military fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft including 370 C-130s upgraded, or on contract to be upgraded, in 16 different countries. More C-130 upgrades have been fitted with avionics from Collins than from any other single provider in the world.

About Collins Aerospace

Collins Aerospace is a leader in technologically advanced and intelligent solutions for the global aerospace and defense industry. Collins Aerospace has the extensive capabilities, comprehensive portfolio and broad expertise to solve customers’ toughest challenges and to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving global market. For more information, visit CollinsAerospace.com.

About GMF AeroAsia

With more than 70 years of experience in aircraft maintenance, GMF AeroAsia continues to grow and has now served more than 600 customers from five continents and 60 countries. GMF is currently the only domestic MRO in Indonesia that holds certificates from FAA, EASA, and CASA. GMF was also honored as a "High-Quality MRO" by the FAA in 2017 and named as a "Low-Risk MRO" by FAA in 2016. In 2017, GMF has also listed itself on the Indonesia Stock Exchange as the first Indonesian MRO to become a public company.

GMF now has the capability to maintain Boeing 737CL, 737 NG, 747s, 777s, Airbus A320s, A330s, ATR 72s, CRJ1000s, and is committed to continuously adding more capabilities. With four hangars, including Hangar 4 — the largest narrow-body hangar in the world — 47 station line maintenance centers spread all over the world, and more than 5000 of the best personnel, GMF is ready to expand and become part of the Top 10 MRO in The World.

(Collins Aerospace)
 

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It have good reaction time though compared to a warship or submarine, fighters stationed on Kalimantan and Java can strike enemy on North Natuna sea.

Submarine and warship can only engange enemy within firing range and not that fast to immediately go to another area.

As far as I know, Falcons and Flankers belong to fighters category.
 
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