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Pakistan receives LD-10 Anti-radiation missiles

Certainly not a boogeyman, as it was deployed near the Lahore Sector Post Mumbai Attacks. It wouldn't make sense returning a system such as the HQ-9 which is the ideal system PAF needs to counter IAF's High Altitude Fast Movers.

Waste of resources if they tried to deploy HQ-9 in forward sector without a CIWS to destroy such kind of counter attacks

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IAI_Harpy
 
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Certainly not a boogeyman, as it was deployed near the Lahore Sector Post Mumbai Attacks. It wouldn't make sense returning a system such as the HQ-9 which is the ideal system PAF needs to counter IAF's High Altitude Fast Movers.
May not be a boogeyman but also not upto what the PAF wants. Stop gaps were made based on emergency situations but as such the PAF has different ideas for Long range systems(or rather the IADS that is being built up as a cross service system).

Waste of resources if they tried to deploy HQ-9 in forward sector without a CIWS to destroy such kind of counter attacks

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IAI_Harpy
There is a large gap between what everyone has in their inventory and what they have ready to go day 1. The Harpy is a very temperamental system to deploy and the IAF has focused on KH-31s instead.
 
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Certainly not a boogeyman, as it was deployed near the Lahore Sector Post Mumbai Attacks. It wouldn't make sense returning a system such as the HQ-9 which is the ideal system PAF needs to counter IAF's High Altitude Fast Movers.
how do you so confident that we have it? and how do you know location that its deployed in the Lahore sector, its all just assumptions, wishful thinking and rumors, not a single valid and concrete evidences
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No No.
Firstly, Babur can be deployed for both strategic & conventional role.
In fact there are two version of it, one which is well known is nuclear capable and other is for specific conventional role. It is meant to penetrate in Indian ballistic defense systems as well as air defense in order to render them use less against of ballistic missiles or air crafts.
This missile was particularly developed by keeping it's usage as SEAD asset.....
And yes, it can house conventional war head as well as anti radar seeker.

As far as point of nuclear retaliation by observing "possible nuclear capable missile approach" is concerned, well that is very different thing. Cruise missiles have varying ballistic paths and remote trajectories. By judging trajectory, flight path, possible target it's pretty easy to assume that what type of warhead missile is carrying .
And no one neither respond aggressively by "suspecting" a nuclear capable missile launch nor the enemy fires a lone less leathel sub sonic cruise missile to start a nuclear war :p:

Do you want to say that the flight tragectory of the Nuclear and conventional warhead would be different. Thats new to me, could you ellaborate it further.

What PAF wants sir? HQ 9 has AESA Radar with missile capable of reaching 200km range,what else they want?

Could you provide me the link, because as far as I know HQ-9 has PESA radar.
 
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Do you want to say that the flight tragectory of the Nuclear and conventional warhead would be different. Thats new to me, could you ellaborate it further.
Of course it will be.
It depends on targets where it is located and how sensitive it is.
In case of nuclear strike you follow a more secure path, avoiding detection (ECM, gamma Radiation signature) hence interception, flight path almost entirely exist in hostile territory. Targets are big, sensitive and non singular.
In case of conventional strike you can have more flexibility in flight path, like you can use air space of even friendly country to strike your enemy from location which is least defended. Targets are usually military assets located at ranges where it's extremely risky for your air force to penetrate. Targets are usually singular.
Flight paths & trajectories can give you educated guess about missile type, but not solid information.

Could you provide me the link, because as far as I know HQ-9 has PESA radar.
www.ausairpower.net/APA-NOTAM-061209-1.html
Will it work?
 
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May not be a boogeyman but also not upto what the PAF wants. Stop gaps were made based on emergency situations but as such the PAF has different ideas for Long range systems(or rather the IADS that is being built up as a cross service system).
so bro what do you think about hq 16 and paf requirement.why paf loves semi active missiles for its SAMS when world is moving toward aesa equipped missile.not saying go get the most expensive asea equipped missile but least we could do is go for active missiles which are less susceptible to jamming then semi active one.
kickbacks or desperation?
 
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I was thinking on same line, @Rashid Mahmood sir looking forward for your comments,armament is being purchased before platform why,either deal was made public late or something else.

The sub deal is finalised and construction mobilisation has commenced at the Shipyard.
It takes a long time to establish the setup. Weapons are also being acquired as part of the package deal.
Such details are never made public.
 
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The sub deal is finalised and construction mobilisation has commenced at the Shipyard.
It takes a long time to establish the setup. Weapons are also being acquired as part of the package deal.
Such details are never made public.
so what you mean to say we are not getting these 60s era yu 3 and yu 4 for our modern subs and this report is hoax
thank god
 
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Come down from your high mountain of shit, your awacs and satellites can't fucking trace a single fallen plane but you can fucking see every boner in Pakistan.


With 24/7 surveillance by Indian AWACS with optimized algorithms to pick out low flying and even low RCS bogies (which India can test extensively during peacetime i.e right now...esp with Israeli cooperation)....India has a useful counter against the threat of long distance based strikes that seek to use cruise missiles (on top of what already is being developed/acquired for ballistic platforms). These algorithms (on top of using several real time advanced noise reduction filters) will use many of the components you are mentioning here.

A missile launched by pakistan will have a large defensive matrix and identification process in the long run to face with in India. India for now has a broad spectrum definition of what constitutes grounds for full retaliation....but I see this changing with time as India brings more technology and counters under its umbrella (though it may not do so officially). Its similar to how I believe NFU policy by India may also be more for peacetime prestige....I doubt India would forego an opportunity for a first strike on Pakistan nuclear assets using nuclear assets itself should a clear and relatively clean opportunity present itself....in the interest of saving many millions of civilian lives.
 
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Come down from your high mountain of shit, your awacs and satellites can't fucking trace a single fallen plane but you can fucking see every boner in Pakistan.

Lol what an idiot.

Has no idea what and how the E.M spectrum works like.

Like they used AWACS for the MH370 search.

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yeah, when you breath so much methane everything looks stupid..........a retard indian

Do you even understand how a radar works?...and why it wouldn't be able to detect a crashed aircraft with the current aperture resolution levels we have today?

Like I said, you have no knowledge of EM science, its doubtful you even know what EM stands for.

In the massive search for MH370, not one AWACS aircraft was used. Why is that?
 
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The sub deal is finalised and construction mobilisation has commenced at the Shipyard.
It takes a long time to establish the setup.
But as you know that sir,chinese shipyard officals said that KARACHI SHIP YARD requires little upgrade because it has been already in sub building business,does that means that setup time would be less as compared to new facility.
 
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