Yeah so what people should be wary of is that currently 'AI' is a buzzword infecting every business. The feeling in business circles, especially to do with tech is that you can make the value of your product higher by tagging it as AI.
Absolutely, that and I was also impressed with how well the towed gun positions were camouflaged and protected using HESCO fortifications, based on what was shown in the media later.Everyone is talking about AAD -Akashteer / AI and C2 centre of Air-Defence, why so much bias towards Gunners. We have also given a thumping firepower retaliation to Porkies. Work done by Artillery Networked Integrated system ie our own SHAKTI (ACCS) is not getting recognized, there is feeling of jealous and being left out.
Firing solution and 3D simulation of projectile calculated by this system before flattening Neelam valley when Porkies ran for cover deserves recognition.
Yes, the terrain is limiting factor for any mounted Gun. We have seen that and experienced it in Galwan conflict . Imagine gun to be mobilized towards Leh, Depsang and DBO. Vajra surprisingly did come in handy. What Pakis thought would be a firepower advantage turned out be nightmare. If the 4x4 vehicle breaks down the gun is useless. If the gun develops fault while firing again its useless. Our Arty pgme is well thought and practical based on our ground and terrain experience.
Pakistan tried blindly copying PLA but they should have considered that PLA deploys these guns mainly on the Tibet Plateau. The terrain there is more suited for mounted guns.
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Just one problem with that assumption. CIA is everywhere inside Porkyland and knows almost every single detail even more than porky themselves because of technology. (Satellites that detect radiation leak also available for civillians)
Absolutely everything works perfectly that's why we able to finish it in 4-5 days.Everyone is talking about AAD -Akashteer / AI and C2 centre of Air-Defence, why so much bias towards Gunners. We have also given a thumping firepower retaliation to Porkies. Work done by Artillery Networked Integrated system ie our own SHAKTI (ACCS) is not getting recognized, there is feeling of jealous and being left out.
Firing solution and 3D simulation of projectile calculated by this system before flattening Neelam valley when Porkies ran for cover deserves recognition.
I mean of course they aren't going to admit all their shortcomings and try to grasp at positive straws..
Like I said, they paid only cursory glance at our capabilities (admittedly they are quiet worried as evident even in the brief few minutes they do touch up on them). But for the most part their podcast was all about "we did not use our best weapons (we don't know why), but Indians used theirs because our jawab to their initial attacks was lajawab, we forced them" to "we have everything they have, we need to scale it up". Even when they discuss the bramhos and how difficult it is to counter it, they search for parity with us and claim they should/will build a comparable system to counter us.
My comments are only to these two podcasts they publish
Sometimes it is better to not to use the weapon you tout as your best because you know it's inferior to your adversary's. So just keep the enemy guessing while putting with "restraint".
I have not come across an official confirmation but based on all the money Pakistan is receiving from USA, it is highly likely that Pakistan will be used as a launchpad by USA against Iran. Thus, I would not be surprised if USA has started moving man and material to Pakistan. It is quite possible that some US assets were hit by Indian Air Force during Operation Sindhoor; I do not know. Eventually we will know. One thing is for sure, USA was not just hoping, it was casually sure that India would get hit by at least one Pakistanese nuclear bomb. USA did not expect that India would start bombing Pakistanese nuclear facilities. On the contrary, USA was expecting to put pressure on India using threats of Pakistanese nukes. However, once India started bombing Pakistanese nuclear facilities in the broad day light, US gamut to contain India fell apart.I do hope you're wrong.
I would love to hear years from now that we got a few burgerchods too and that they were scurrying around after seeing only a handful of standoff munition explode so close to them.
My theory:
- Some burgers either were hurt or were very close to being hurt.
- They were in contact with USCENTCOM throughout the whole skirmish.
- Strikes happen, CENTCOM contacts DOD+Washington and confirm IAF is not stopping
- Combine the above with the fear of a balkanized pakistan, they had to say uncle(make pakis say uncle) before IAF pwnage got too extreme.
- The possibility of multiple US servicemen being liquidated in pakistan right after pakis launched a terrorist attack into India would be a major humiliation for everyone(State Dept, Washington, Intel-dipshits & DoD), especially since they would not have a justified reason to riposte militarily against "these bloody Indians"
. We did all of that without losing escalation dominance.
- Eventually, Vance intervenes, ONLY a few days after he confidently proclaimed to the world that this was not their conflict.
>Be Murica
>Send 2 carrier battle groups to pwn the Houthis
>Lose multi million dollar drones to basic bitch SAMs
>Lose FA-18s to "carrier maneuvers", Houthis say they shot them down
>F-35 turns tail after facing Houthi SAMs
>Trump declares victory, promises Houthis will stop, Murican media copes
>HOUTHIS DON'T STOP
>Wake up the next day to Indians decisively pwning your rabid dog
>Indians do airstrikes and A2AD better than you
>Rinse and Repeat
Amen to that.
I agree that India will start downgrading its military ties with USA. This is quite surprising. Because, most of us were expecting that Trump would patch the trust deficit created by Biden. On the contrary, the trust deficit has increased between India and USA.
