Indo Israel MRSAM (Barak 8) is ready for deployment.

[ni8mare]

The ROHINI is the IAF specific variant while the REVATHI is the Indian Navy specific variant.

ok some photo shoto plzz

 

[SrNair]

I can't see those indigenization bit by bit in Kaveri engine and other projects, I get used to compare China with India cause both are two giant neighbors.

Kaveri engine was a fully indigenisation effort ,our own effort not some JV.

 

[SrNair]

A) this is why you have war reserves, India (IIRC) right now has enough war reserves to last 20 days of a full blown war but aims to increase the stocks so it has enough for a full blown conflict lasting 40 days by 2020. Any full scale war lasting longer than that is unlikely.

B) Say the stocks do go dry (after 40 says) or start to dry up, a plane can fly from anywhere in the world and land in India the same day with all necessary stocks- if need be.

C) This is also why India is now insisting on "make in India"- the BARAK 8s will be manufactured in India, so will the Rafales be, so will the FGFAs be so are the MKIs, so are the Bhramos etc etc

Bro they are just disturbed by this mightiest weapon.Quality at its best level that is this MRSAM.

 

[帅的一匹]

I don't know why people have to reply to a question by the Chinese member in ridiculous ways - especially when they are
clueless about the answer to his question.

@wanglaokan - The program is basically split 50-50. The front-end of the missile (nose cone, seeker, fore fins, processors
etc.) are from Israel while the rear-end (rocket motor, nozzle, thrust-vector/jet vane control, and rear fins) are from India.

Both sides have critical inputs and without them the Barak-8 wouldn't be the Barak-8. Israel's contribution provides the
next-generation seeker heads (I heard there is a dual-seeker arrangement) while India's contribution gives it the all-important
dual-pulse rocket motor & advanced thrust control that gives it an extremely high lateral acceleration of 80g - way higher
than comparable missiles like the Aster-15/30.

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The work share is very clearly cut out - AFAIK there will be no "steady increase in indigenization" as far as production
is concerned. Barak-8/LRSAM will be produced in both India & Israel, and all front-end components for both production
lines will be from Israel while all rear-end components for missiles produced in either country will be from India.

Very informative rely by you, thanks very much. I think India has an edge in rocket engine tech, wish you all the best. I can feel the happiness of Indians about Barak 8's success, hope your passion will help DRDO improve its efficiency.I'm not here to spoil your celebration, just quite curious.

 

[Thorough Pro]

how did Israeli Barak became indo-Israeli? Indians ad their stupid claims

TEL AVIV AND NEW DELHI — Israeli and Indian navies are poised to equip their warships with advanced Barak-8 anti-missile and air defense systems following last week’s long-awaited test, capping nearly eight years of cooperative development.

Led by state-owned Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), the vertically launched intercepting system has a 70-kilometer range and provides persistent 360-degree coverage against saturation attacks by sea-skimming missiles and a spectrum of air-breathing threats.

IAI executives said sea-based versions are now ready for full-rate production for both navies, which are expected to declare initial operational capability in a number of months.

In parallel, an IAI-led team is readying a ground-based version for the Indian Air Force, with projected deployment to begin next year and extend through 2017.

Defense officials and Navy officers from both countries hailed the successful Nov. 10 intercept test as validation of all system elements and a testament to their strategic ties.

An Indian Navy official noted that the program had run nearly four years behind schedule, primarily due to problems with the DRDO-developed rocket motor, “which affected the range and operational capability to engage sonic targets.”

The Barak-8 system had been slated for delivery by 2011 under a 2006 government-to-government contract, Indian officials said.

Boaz Levy, executive vice president and general manager of IAI’s Systems, Missiles and Space Group, told Israel-based reporters that engine-related problems have been resolved and that all elements of sea- and ground-based variants are validated and ready for serial production.

“It was a perfect interception. Just beautiful,” Levy said of the Nov. 10 test against an air-breathing target simulating advanced maneuvering capabilities of fighter bombers.

Alluding to developmental challenges and schedule glitches, Rear Adm. Ophir Shoham, director of Israel’s Defense Research and Development Directorate (DR&DD), said the Barak-8 project showcased “constructive cooperation between the Indian DRDO [Defence Research and Development Organization] and the Israeli DR&DD and the armed forces of both nations.

“Together, they have pushed forward this important program, overcoming technological challenges and earning achievements along the way,” he said.

Similarly, Avinash Chander, DRDO chief and scientific adviser to India’s minister of defense, hailed the test as “an important milestone” in bilateral cooperation.

Chander led a delegation of Defence Ministry officials, scientists and Navy officers participating with Israeli counterparts in the milestone test. Last week’s success transitions the program into another series of operational tests as flagship partners equip and field sea-based defenses.

Sources in New Delhi said the Indian Navy plans to begin equipping the Barak-8 long-range surface-to-air missile defense system on its stealth warships, under construction at state-owned Mazagon Docks.

An Indian DRDO official said last week’s test validated the system’s ability to perform maneuvers. He said the intercepting system will be tested in India before the project is completed.

In Israel, the Navy plans to equip its three Sa’ar-5 corvettes with the system. One of the Sa’ar-5s has already been outfitted with the active electronically scanned array radar system developed by IAI’s Elta Systems subsidiary for the Barak-8 program. The radar consists of four large panels positioned at both ends of the ship for persistent, all-weather, 360-degree coverage.

Under Israel’s operational concept, individual ships are capable of operating independently or as a battle group, where smaller vessels are slaved to the Barak-8-equipped command ship.

“The C4I system is unprecedented in its sophistication,” Levy said. “All ships in the group see the entire picture.”

IAI data released shortly after last week’s test said the system uses an advanced broadband communication network to coordinate between the missile and batteries.

“The system deals with short-, medium- and long-range threats, where its interconnectivity among the various ships in the naval task force enables it to be a multilayer air and missile defense system of systems,” according to IAI.

An Indian DRDO official said dozens of DRDO scientists have been stationed in Israel for the duration of the project.

An IAI executive said IAI and its team of subcontractors are already supplying the system “to a number of customers” whom he declined to identify beyond flagship users in Tel Aviv and New Delhi. ■

Israel, India Start To Equip Sea Forces With Barak-8 Defenses | Defense News | defensenews.com

 

[Last Samuri]

Thorough research first before spewing rubbish.

India israeli

military cooperation is massive in radars missiles and ew suites.

 

[HariPrasad]

how did Israeli Barak became indo-Israeli? Indians ad their stupid claims

Why Do not you educate yourself before exposing yourself on forum?

 

[HariPrasad]

Thorough research first before spewing rubbish.

India israeli

military cooperation is massive in radars missiles and ew suites.

Duel pulse motor and actuator is Indian along with other input.

 

[HariPrasad]

Very informative rely by you, thanks very much. I think India has an edge in rocket engine tech, wish you all the best. I can feel the happiness of Indians about Barak 8's success, hope your passion will help DRDO improve its efficiency.I'm not here to spoil your celebration, just quite curious.

You some time sound very sensible. That is why you are my friend inspite of very aggressive encounters in discussion of PDF.

 

[帅的一匹]

You some time sound very sensible. That is why you are my friend inspite of very aggressive encounters in discussion of PDF.

thanks

 

[Gessler]

Why Do not you educate yourself before exposing yourself on forum?

Leave those fools alone. One can ask how Chinese FC-1 has become Sino-Pak JF-17 or about how Chinese MBT-2000
has become Sino-Pak Al-Khalid...they will provide some stupid reasons such as "pakistan produces the components",
"pakistan has significant input" blah blah blah...but when you try to explain that the same applies to the Indo-Israeli venture,
but they are too stupid to make any sense of it.

Oh and the LRSAM is a totally new venture with each country's work share thoroughly defined before beginning to
create the product...unlike some "joint ventures" in our neighbourhood where an already existing product is painted
in red-green to make it seem as a JV.