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[sudhir007]

 

[Dash]

Check this:-

China is constructing/helping to construct a new navel base in Sri Lanka.

China going for a good number aircraft career fleet in future.

Back up to Andaman navel base from the main land.

Kochi is the base for Indian indigenous aircraft carrier production, so need air cover.

Digio Garcia is there.(Not a threat as british/American as of now, but we need counter measures always)

Thx

China will not keep its aircraft carrier in that base for sure.

1. The day Srilanks allows an aircraft carrier to anchor there, the day they loose our support.

2. In the event of a war, if the aircraft carrier will not be there as it will be the close range of our brahmos and torpedos. They are not a fool to keep an AC there.

 

[praveen007]

@ anthema
as per brf all pv frames of lca will also b apgraed to lsp5 status. and pv4 and lsp6 will b for test bed.

 

[stevesteevy]

KAVERI ENGINE UP DATE : My First Look at Kaveri's Compressor Blades + The Indian Single Crystal Effort

 

[Desi Sher]

I do Not know if these Photos have been Posted already, But this Is New to me....

 

[Desi Sher]

 

[Desi Sher]

 

[rockstarIN]

It shows LSP 2 in the pix, so it is old right

 

[rockstarIN]

China will not keep its aircraft carrier in that base for sure.

1. The day Srilanks allows an aircraft carrier to anchor there, the day they loose our support.

2. In the event of a war, if the aircraft carrier will not be there as it will be the close range of our brahmos and torpedos. They are not a fool to keep an AC there.

Im not saying the will keep their AC there in Lanka, but surely in Indian Ocean.

Brahmos range is 290 Kms, they can have ACs out of those missiles in the sea and can attack from air to Indian mainland.

 

[Indian-Devil]

Im not saying the will keep their AC there in Lanka, but surely in Indian Ocean.

Brahmos range is 290 Kms, they can have ACs out of those missiles in the sea and can attack from air to Indian mainland.

First of all there is no possibilities of war between India and China as of now. China is not even close to launch its Aircraft Carrier in next few years.
If something happens in after 7-10 years then looking at Indian Navy's current fleet and new ships induction, It will not be an easy job for fighter jets to simply attack on Indian mainland. Indian land based defence system and AWACS system will be able to tackle the Air thrust from Chinese AC.
Only one area where Indian navy is lagging these days is induction of new submarines, for which GOI and Navy should finalise the vendor and should induct ASAP.

 

[Dash]

Im not saying the will keep their AC there in Lanka, but surely in Indian Ocean.

Brahmos range is 290 Kms, they can have ACs out of those missiles in the sea and can attack from air to Indian mainland.

We will not discuss that here as it will be off topic.
But all i want to say is we have a shield, their AC will be very valunerable in IOR.

 

[sudhir007]

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official detail of LCA project. I dnt know weather I show you this or not may be some guy already know.

 

[redpearl75]

Pretty detailed but worth not much as we all know what LCA is as that's a foreign forum and link which might have some info off track but what we know here in India is something based on the own resources and we have been looking for, extensively reading and understanding the LCA thing from the first time the name itself got populated... No offence but yes the link is a good one...

 

[sudhir007]

IAF pilots can fly Tejas on Dec. 27

Combat pilots o of the Indian Air Force (IAF) can look forward to flying the “Made in India” fighter Tejas on December 27.

The indigenous Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) will get the critical thumbs up sign in terms of safety and reliability or “initial operational clearance” (IOC) from experts. This approval will lead to the induction of the fighter into the IAF’s fleet, marking a major milestone for the Indian defence industry, Mr P.S. Subramanyam, Director, Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA), the man spearheading the pro

gramme, told this newspaper. The IAF has ordered for 40 of these combat jets (two squadrons) which will be deployed at the air force base in Sulur, Tamil Nadu.

In addition to initial operational clearance of the Air Force version, the programme will witness another high point: with maiden flight of Naval version of Tejas in December 2010.

Mr Subramanyam said: “The campaign of certification is on and all organisations involved in the programme are working to complete the process by the targeted date. Once the certification is over, it will go to the user, and that will be major milestone for the programme.”

 

[RPK]

http://www.bitsoftsystems.com/mydocs/Avionics%20Mission Computer Case Study.pdf