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[Ayan Barat]

Is this some known project or it's some top secret DRDO missile we haven't seen/heard about?

Agni-P with its MaRV should be the most probable one

 

[superpower]

Ye waala dedication chahiye.
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Seems like this toxic relationship between our esteemed member @superpower & beloved genrols is never going to end.

I know team it may not be as easy it seems to me...Still when i hear a 3rd rate economy like pakistan is able well manage their military assets tactically as well as strategically against us than blood boils... Thats it...

 

[705-Lira]

Agni-P with its MaRV should be the most probable one

Nope, it's a new design altogether.

View: https://x.com/Defencematrix1/status/1605964014361530371?t=EYfNiUxQMG9zX0RF2WvTIg&s=19

 

[Anonymous Bharata]

Agni-P with its MaRV should be the most probable one

This missile can be launched from warships, so it's not Agni-P variant

 

[Varoon4]

Also, iirc, wasn't there some kind of anti ship missile fired from a helicopter back in 2022. It is a long term replacement for the Sea Eagles(?).

 

[ezsasa]

Also, iirc, wasn't there some kind of anti ship missile fired from a helicopter back in 2022. It is a long term replacement for the Sea Eagles(?).

 

[Hawkeye]

This missile can be launched from warships, so it's not Agni-P variant

Vertical launch??

 

[FalconSlayers]

Agni-P with its MaRV should be the most probable one

It's LRAshM, a quasi ballistic anti-ship missile. It will feature a hypersonic glide vehicle.

 

[Ayan Barat]

Nope, it's a new design altogether.

This missile can be launched from warships, so it's not Agni-P variant

It's LRAshM, a quasi ballistic anti-ship missile. It will feature a hypersonic glide vehicle.

Okay...so it's not an Agni-P because it'll simply be too big for a ship to fire.
Thanks everyone for correcting, I guess I've become too lazy to open links

Anyways, but if it's indeed LRAShM then isn't that also too big for ship based firing?

The height of 14m would be more than double of the draft of Vishakhapatnam; 6.5m

Or did DRDO guys just copy my idea without paying any royalties

But for Vishakhapatnam it's 17.4m and 6.5m. So the best way to add bigger missile is to simply store them horizontally and erect them before launching.

Goddammit

 

[Anonymous Bharata]

Okay...so it's not an Agni-P because it'll simply be too big for a ship to fire.
Thanks everyone for correcting, I guess I've become too lazy to open links

Anyways, but if it's indeed LRAShM then isn't that also too big for ship based firing?
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The height of 14m would be more than double of the draft of Vishakhapatnam; 6.5m

Or did DRDO guys just copy my idea without paying any royalties

Goddammit

You are right, with a dia of 1.4m & length of 14m, it looks like a K-4 derivative,not A-1P ,if so then it should have a range of 2000-3000km.

India Focuses on Long Range Naval Missiles Development - Naval News

India has multiple anti-ship and land attack naval missiles under development to cater to the diverse needs of the Indian Navy....

www.navalnews.com

 

[Anants]

You are right, with a dia of 1.4m & length of 14m, it looks like a K-4 derivative,not A-1P ,if so then it should have a range of 2000-3000km.

India Focuses on Long Range Naval Missiles Development - Naval News

India has multiple anti-ship and land attack naval missiles under development to cater to the diverse needs of the Indian Navy....

www.navalnews.com

Hope it has a HGV warhead?

 

[GodEmperorDoom]

It is yet to be confirmed whether this LRAShM- A Quasi-Ballistic+Terminal Maneuvering like Shaurya
Or Quasi Ballistic+ Mid&Terminal Maneuvering like DF-17
Or Launch into Space unlike Quasi-Ballistic, and then Zoom down with MARV like Agni-P, DF-21 and DF-26.

 

[Azaad]

India signs deal with Russia for advanced Pantsir variants to boost air defence

The Pantsir air defence system is a highly versatile and mobile platform designed to protect military installations and critical infrastructure from aerial threats, including aircraft, drones, and precision-guided munitions.

www.indiatoday.in

The tragedy that is Indian defence. I'm sure most if not all these components are locally available. All we need is a system integrator which BEL can be instead of being a partner in a JV.

 

[fire starter]

View: https://x.com/DrdoTdf/status/1855871110731964926?t=E8rLZYUsgjoo9Js0vpRZQQ&s=19

 

[705-Lira]

India signs deal with Russia for advanced Pantsir variants to boost air defence

The Pantsir air defence system is a highly versatile and mobile platform designed to protect military installations and critical infrastructure from aerial threats, including aircraft, drones, and precision-guided munitions.

www.indiatoday.in

The tragedy that is Indian defence. I'm sure most if not all these components are locally available. All we need is a system integrator which BEL can be instead of being a partner in a JV.

It's just a MoU that has been signed.
Journalists don't have the required bare minimum IQ needed to differentiate between a MoU and an actual contract.

 

[Azaad]

It's just a MoU that has been signed.
Journalists don't have the required bare minimum IQ needed to differentiate between a MoU and an actual contract.

I know itsy merely an MoU . However my point remains.

 

[shade2]

India signs deal with Russia for advanced Pantsir variants to boost air defence

The Pantsir air defence system is a highly versatile and mobile platform designed to protect military installations and critical infrastructure from aerial threats, including aircraft, drones, and precision-guided munitions.

www.indiatoday.in

The tragedy that is Indian defence. I'm sure most if not all these components are locally available. All we need is a system integrator which BEL can be instead of being a partner in a JV.

I know itsy merely an MoU . However my point remains.

We will end up building a local version ourselves
Because Roosies won't be able to deliver the parts
we know why

 

[GodEmperorDoom]

There's a lot of online discussion, particularly among Americans, suggesting that stealthy subsonic cruise missiles are superior to their supersonic counterparts. The main argument is that the stealthy missiles are nearly invisible to radar. However, this thinking seems outdated, possibly stemming from past encounters with Soviet-era ships that had inferior electronics. It doesn't account for the fact that many Tier-2 navies now, aside from the massive PLAN, deploy advanced GaN AESA radars. Why assume that evading radar will be easy? And aside from radar, what about electro-optical (EO) sensors, which can track sea-skimming missiles by detecting the heat signature? Even stealthy missiles can't completely hide their thermal footprint, unless one assumes EO sensors are ineffective in other countries' systems.

 

[fire starter]

 

[Blood+]

There's a lot of online discussion, particularly among Americans, suggesting that stealthy subsonic cruise missiles are superior to their supersonic counterparts. The main argument is that the stealthy missiles are nearly invisible to radar. However, this thinking seems outdated, possibly stemming from past encounters with Soviet-era ships that had inferior electronics. It doesn't account for the fact that many Tier-2 navies now, aside from the massive PLAN, deploy advanced GaN AESA radars. Why assume that evading radar will be easy? And aside from radar, what about electro-optical (EO) sensors, which can track sea-skimming missiles by detecting the heat signature? Even stealthy missiles can't completely hide their thermal footprint, unless one assumes EO sensors are ineffective in other countries' systems.

It's just a case of sour grapes, mate.