Muzaffargarh Ranges: Kayani witnesses jamming of tanks

[livingdead]

watch 3:10 onwards !!!

It says they used laser tech to lock on enemy's engine. Not jam it.

 

[Ignited Mind]

It says they used laser tech to lock on enemy's engine. Not jam it.

WoW!

That must be so hi-tech.

 

[Edevelop]

Pak army is moving to the right direction.

 

[pakistanitarzan]

Wanna know something funny? I was hanging out a family friend of mine and he served in the army from the early 60's and he told me that in 1965 war, both Pakistan and India did not know how to properly use their tanks and that it was the most ill-equiped tank battle in the history of the world. Both sides were not properly trained on how to make a 100% good use of the tank.

 

[Arsalan]

Already being discussed at:
http://www.defence.pk/forums/pakist...-ranges-kayani-witnesses-jamming-tanks-4.html
with all details videos and pics
please keep this to one single thread as creating multiple thread will make the access to information ore and more difficult

regards!

 

[GR!FF!N]

Wanna know something funny? I was hanging out a family friend of mine and he served in the army from the early 60's and he told me that in 1965 war, both Pakistan and India did not know how to properly use their tanks and that it was the most ill-equiped tank battle in the history of the world. Both sides were not properly trained on how to make a 100% good use of the tank.

india operated outdated tanks back then (Centurions,Shermans)...but still they beat Pakistani Pattons in the Battle of Asal Uttar...so,there might be partial truth in there..but Pakistan's strategical flaw of using tanks became well known after the battle of Longewala..

 

[Major Shaitan Singh]

Jamming is not a Big stuff these days .... But the Range matters....If you Jam the engine just from 1 to 2 KM away its useless you will be seen and Bombed to hell.... India has started this program long back.... we are not completely developed we are trying to Increase the Range and effectiveness....

Indian Tanks are coming with Russian Shtora self-protection system

Multidisciplinary capabilities

ECIL’s expertise harnesses electronics & communication technologies to meet India’s defence needs on land, sea and air. Some of the areas in which ECIL has contributed significantly to the Defence Sector are:


1 Secure and Jam- resistant communications
2 Electronic Warfare Systems & Simulators
3 COMINT & Interception Systems
4 Antenna, Satellite Communication Systems (SATCOM Systems), networks
5 Stabilized platforms for air-borne Radars
6 C4I systems & Missile support Systems
7 Encryption and Secrecy Systems
8 Electronic Fuzes for Artillery and Navy
9 Precision Electro-Mechanical components, sensors & Inertial Navigation Systems

 

[Donatello]

Jamming is not a Big stuff these days .... But the Range matters....If you Jam the engine just from 1 to 2 KM away its useless you will be seen and Bombed to hell.... India has started this program long back.... we are not completely developed we are trying to Increase the Range and effectiveness....

Indian Tanks are coming with Russian Shtora self-protection system

Multidisciplinary capabilities

ECIL’s expertise harnesses electronics & communication technologies to meet India’s defence needs on land, sea and air. Some of the areas in which ECIL has contributed significantly to the Defence Sector are:


1 Secure and Jam- resistant communications
2 Electronic Warfare Systems & Simulators
3 COMINT & Interception Systems
4 Antenna, Satellite Communication Systems (SATCOM Systems), networks
5 Stabilized platforms for air-borne Radars
6 C4I systems & Missile support Systems
7 Encryption and Secrecy Systems
8 Electronic Fuzes for Artillery and Navy
9 Precision Electro-Mechanical components, sensors & Inertial Navigation Systems

Hey man!

Read post 62, it is by a member called ' Ignited Mind' and he is in the pink now. Do you want to join him?

Please take your Indian BS in the sections where it belongs.

I have reported your post as a troll.

 

[jawaddar]

Pretty interesting!

Pretty interesting!