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Ok :-) Btw when i first read this news in dawn newspaper today morning, which started like: "unidentified heavily armed attackers.....", i instinctively read it as 'heavily armed ground forces'! Too much Juggernaut effect. :D

Flush those mercenaries out! Bomb them, flush them. Gather all your Uavs and load them with cirits, use armed helos, tanks, artillery, and samurais with bug sprays. Clear up this rodent infestation. :pissed:

2 x bm tubes. Thats new! So the 6 sub deal is ON i guess. :-)

I agree. For this reason i think the russian helis are intended for counter terror only. One wouldn't want to waste expensive modern helicopters on this. For conventional warfare, something similar to cobras would be sought i.e the chinese and turkish options.

We need Mi-26! Nothing else. This beast will tremendously increase our airlift capabilities if procured. Its bigger than a chinook, and is like a C-130 in helicopter form, having the same capacity.

Stalingrad, it should be. And if some nice museums and monuments about ww2 can be developed there, and made open to tourists, the city would attract many tourists from the world.

Bro just keep calm and read on...there is no point in ridicule and unhelpful comments. I'd love to read as this thread develops further. But that can't happen with you party crashers derailing this thread.

By the way, the tank barrel's cross-section is oval, not circular, which means that the picture is stretched. And so the tank isn't actually wider as it appears to be.

I think it looks way more badass now. :rolleyes:

They should agree to jointly fence and man the border with us. Good for them and good for us.

Any chance of Mi-26 getting included in the negotiations? That would be a game changer for our logistics. Its a helicopter with a capacity equal to the C-130.

Interesting. They're warming up finally.

UAVs! Don't forget UAVs. They may not be very reliable for deep strike missions with the present level of tech, but they can lend a hand in short range air-support role, and air defence role. Equip UCAVs with wvr missiles, and assign them to air base defence, EEZ defence. For air-support role...

I doubt even india can project power that far from its homeland, let alone pakistan. And this is in the very improbable case that pakistan happens to be stupid enough to heed to the calls. Pakistan's defensive forces are designed to resist, and mainly fight a regional war. If pakistan had ever...

An 8000km or 10,000km icbm would reach eu or usa. I don't think that helps india the least bit in its defence. The only reason india seems to develop these icbms is to assert its global power status, and raise its head among the major powers of the world, and ultimately get a permanent seat in...

The most practical way of attracting interest in lca would be to take the planes to red flag and green flag exercises once the platform matures. Israel and the whole world will automatically take interest if the plane proves its worth there.

@Desertfalcon The Israeli AF is without a doubt known throughout the world for their quality of pilots, and training. And they may be perhaps equal or better than the usaf in quality as you mentioned, but another aspect of a great military is evolution. The usaf, with its continuous...

Good. Progress is part of life. Those who cease to make progress are aren't really living. Now most probably, other regional players will also demonstrate appropriate increase in capabilities to maintain some sort of regional balance. By the way, i wonder how iaf compares with iaf. I mean...

Isn't AK a lighter tank than the Abrams, altay category? I don't think they can fit in the same tender as competitors. I think Saudia should invest in the AK project for light tank requirement, and choose between Abrams, Altay, challenger, leopard for a heavy tank. Also having a medium/light...

I think part (a) is differentiation, and part (b) is to prove its turning point (stationary point). So differentiation has been done in the previous posts, resulting in y’ = ((1/x)(x+1) - (1)(lnx)) / (x+1)^2 In part (b), we find the stationary point. Since at the stationary point, gradient is...