India successfully tests Nirbhay cruise missile

[Major Shaitan Singh]

Tomahawk has been fired 2000 times in real battles. How many times Brahmos has been fired?

Very Soon !!!... You will find Brahmos raining down in your neighbourhood and blowing buildings, airports, dam etc.

 

[Gessler]

63 pages and almost 1,000 posts...over a simple missile test. Why are Pakistanis so obsessed with India?

 

[shaheenmissile]

63 pages and almost 1,000 posts...over a simple missile test. Why are Pakistanis so obsessed with India?

Then why dont you go hide in your Indian forum where nobody bothers to go. Just a couple of you inbreeding each other

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[kbd-raaf]

Then why dont you go hide in your Indian forum where nobody bothers to go. Just a couple of you inbreeding each other

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Come on now, doesn't it sound a bit ironic for you, a Pakistani, to be talking about inbreeding?

 

[kaku1]

Tomahawk has been fired 2000 times in real battles. How many times Brahmos has been fired?

Think so 100 times atleast. If you include all variants.

 

[Judge]

THe new Indian logic making rounds is. Due to economical reasons. Supersonic wala cost 5 million per piece and this sub sonic wala cause 1-1.5 million per piece

Cost, range and variety.

Brahmos is high impact, high cost missile to be used for time critical and/or high value targets
Nirbhay is (relatively)low impact, low cost missile with a much larger range - to be used in mass volleys.

Both are complementary and both have a role.

Epic fail is both of you brain dead indians didn't notice the Sarcasm in my post.

Do you understand, in Past indians used to make an argument we don't need sub-sonic missile ? I'm talking about 2005-2008 era when babur first came out and Indians were like we could shot it with our Akash SAM easily ?

Against Pakistan, the range and requirement of BrahMos is sufficient. Pakistan had a very small width geographically.

The additional range is needed for our Northern borders where distances are vast and a 300-500 kms ranged Brahmos will not get us far.

 

[Gessler]

Then why dont you go hide in your Indian forum where nobody bothers to go. Just a couple of you inbreeding each other

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Inbreeding is mainly a Pakistani thing.

Anyway that's not the answer to my question, let's not go off-topic here. Also look at the Agni-V thread...oh my god, it was one of the biggest things in PDF - hundreds & hundreds of pages of Chinese ranting about our missile - they were on special invite by the Pakistanis no doubt.

This is called obsession according to English dictionary.

 

[shaheenmissile]

Inbreeding is mainly a Pakistani thing.

Anyway that's not the answer to my question, let's not go off-topic here. Also look at the Agni-V thread...oh my god, it was one of the biggest things in PDF - hundreds & hundreds of pages of Chinese ranting about our missile - they were on special invite by the Pakistanis no doubt.

This is called obsession according to English dictionary.

Because here discussions are allowed,even about an enemy country. The little bubble you come from does not allow duscussions. There you can only praise Bharat mata and in Pakistan section only fake indians posing as Pakistanis,rubbishing Pakistan are allowed. So its understandable you certainly feel out of your comfort zone. Anhthing else you want to ask?

 

[Judge]

I'm just glad we didn't test fire Nasr this time.

To be honest with you, it was becoming slightly comical with Pakistan and Nasr.


India launches Moon mission - Pakistan launches Nasr the very next day.
India launches Mars mission - Pakistan launches Nasr the very next day.
India's Mars oribter reaches Mars - Pakistan launches Nasr the very next day.

 

[Gessler]

Because here discussions are allowed,even about an enemy country. The little bubble you come from does not allow duscussions. There you can only praise Bharat mata and in Pakistan section only fake indians posing as Pakistanis,rubbishing Pakistan are allowed. So its understandable you certainly feel out of your comfort zone. Anhthing else you want to ask?

That does not answer why Indian missile threads span hundreds of pages. It also shows that while Indians are willing
to venture out of our comfort zone to enter the forums of "enemy nations", you guys don't appear anywhere outside
Pak forums. Do not dispute the fact that without Indian contribution this forum wouldn't be halfway where it is now.

Yes discussions do happen in Indian forums too - the Eurofighter Typhoon v/s Dassault Rafale thread for example
is one of internet's longest-spanning aerospace technical discussion threads where high-end tech knowledge is presented.

But why are Pakistanis/Chinese filling Indian missile threads in PDF with rants & trolls?

 

[Kinetic]

To be honest with you, it was becoming slightly comical with Pakistan and Nasr.


India launches Moon mission - Pakistan launches Nasr the very next day.
India launches Mars mission - Pakistan launches Nasr the very next day.
India's Mars oribter reaches Mars - Pakistan launches Nasr the very next day.

Nasr seems like answer from Pakistan against India's planetary missions.

 

[Judge]

Nasr seems like answer from Pakistan against India's planetary missions.

No. I think the reason is more complex.
@A.Rafay
It was my understanding that whenever India launches a complex space mission, the media in Pakistan covers it and they start asking uncomfortable questions about why Pakistan is lagging behind.

But if you launch the Nasr or any other missile, the media gets diverted to cover it. The talk shows start focusing on how this will protect Pakistan and defeat any 'evil intentions' India might have.
The less aware of the people will think that Nasr was an effective tit-for-tat response to India firing a rocket. 'Pakistan nay jawab diya'

Basically, it will keep the Pakistani populace occupied and less aware.

So Nasr serves as a great tool for the establishment in more ways than one.

 

[shaheenmissile]

No. I think the reason is more complex.
@A.Rafay
It was my understanding that whenever India launches a complex space mission, the media in Pakistan covers it and they start asking uncomfortable questions about why Pakistan is lagging behind.

But if you launch the Nasr or any other missile, the media gets diverted to cover it. The talk shows start focusing on how this will protect Pakistan and defeat any 'evil intentions' India might have.
The less aware of the people will think that Nasr was an effective tit-for-tat response to India firing a rocket. 'Pakistan nay jawab diya'

Basically, it will keep the Pakistani populace occupied and less aware.

So Nasr serves as a great tool for the establishment in more ways than one.

It works for the people of Pakistan and that's what matters. An average Pakistani doesn't know and doesn't care about the technical nitty gritty. As long as Pakistan launches something in response to India's something...they are happy.

 

[amardeep mishra]

Brahmos is a modified Yakhont and Yakhont does not have TERCOM

hi
Brahmos might not have a tercom guidance scheme but it definitely has a terminal seeker and it does navigate through certain finite number of way points to reach itz target- to be honest,a missile like brahmos with active radar seeker suits navy(specifically for anti-shipping roles) (and to some extent air force) better than other forces- for land attack though missiles like tomhawk,nirbhay and babur make more sense

It works for the people of Pakistan and that's what matters. An average Pakistani doesn't know and doesn't care about the technical nitty gritty. As long as Pakistan launches something in response to India's something...they are happy.

While an average pakistani doesnt care about the missile,the military establishment in pakistan would be doing criminal negligence if they fail to take note of pace of evolution of technology in the enemy country(in this case india)

 

[sathya]

Tomahawk has been fired 2000 times in real battles. How many times Brahmos has been fired?

Around 50 I think...

That's a good number don't you think .?