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BEL to make components for Boeing’s Hornet fighter jet

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Bangalore, March 28 (IANS) State-run defence behemoth Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL) will manufacture sub-assemblies for the Boeing Super Hornet fighter jet under a follow-on contract with the US-based global aerospace major.

“Under the follow-on contract of 2011, BEL will deliver components for our F/A-18E/F Super Hornet and P-8I maritime reconnaissance aircraft,” Boeing said in a statement here Thursday.

The extended contract envisages BEL to produce parts such as ground power panel, helmet vehicle interface stowage and switch assembly and cockpit console panels for Super Hornet.

BEL will also produce a stowage panel for the joint helmet mounted cueing system connector cable and an avionics cooling system fan test switch panel with a night vision imaging system-compatible floodlight assembly.

For the P-8I, the Bangalore-based company will provide the identification friend or foe interrogators and data link II communications systems.

“Relationship with BEL demonstrates our commitment to working with the Indian aerospace industry to provide customers with best products while fostering global growth and market access,” Boeing’s defence, space & security vice-president Dennis Swanson said in the statement.

“We believe this strategic cooperation with Boeing is a great opportunity for us to take the relationship to greater heights,” said BEL marketing director H.N. Ramakrishna.

The Indian Navy has ordered in 2009 eight P-8I long range maritime reconnaissance aircraft to intensify offshore surveillance over the country’s territorial water and exclusive economic zone.

BEL is also partnering with Boeing at the latter’s analysis and experimentation centre in Bangalore since 2009.

As a defence electronics firm, BEL designs, develops and manufactures a range of command, control, communications, computing and intelligence solutions; military communication systems; radars and sonars, besides naval and electronic warfare systems for defense and security applications.

The $33-billion Boeing’s subsidiary for defence, space and security manufactures special aircraft for military and security agencies the world over.

BEL to make components for Boeing’s Hornet fighter jet | Vancouverdesi.com
 
Good! Now we can sabotage the Yankee Super Hornets with a super virus that can be activated whenever we want!! :D So they dare not think of imposing any sanctions against India whenever we test the next nuke!! :cheesy:
 
Or maybe Boeing is looking for a back door entry to MMRCA deal :lol: (just a thought. I know it's bit late in the day)..
 
Wow awesome news!!

Yer another sign of our growing aerospace industry !!!


Jai Hind!
 
Eh, naval aviation has always been independent from the Air force. :what:

That's true. But I'm just talking about the overall combat aircraft in our military inventory. Not saying it's a bad thing... it's good to be well versed with every available technology & India is in a lucky place where they are spoiled for choice, unlike quite a few countries to whom certain technologies from certain countries are beyond their reach!!
 
Follow on order, looks like Boeing is reasonably pleased with the quality.
in any case BEL will not only earn some moolah but also gain good experience
 
Good! Now we can sabotage the Yankee Super Hornets with a super virus that can be activated whenever we want!! :D So they dare not think of imposing any sanctions against India whenever we test the next nuke!! :cheesy:

If you love hardware backdoor Google about Rakshasa --The Bios Demon by Jonathan Brossard . He is a Nice guy . Met him at Nullcon Goa this year and saw his presentation .

A Starting point for you to read is the link i have given below. Even if you have a fresh new computer and new OS Rashasha can backdoor you . Only way to save yourself is anytime you buy a new computer flush the BIOS and get a new one , not very feasible now is it ??
Rakshasa: Is it Possible to Design the Perfect Hardware Backdoor?
 
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