Mssniper966
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Times have been tough for Pakistan's Armed forces to respond to internal and external security threats. While the civilian leadership has failed miserably in responding to majority of them, Pakistan's Armed forces have had quite a success. But the scenario of threats is changing rapidly. Speaking about external threats, India has added some advanced weaponry in its arsenal which would be extremely fatal for Pakistan in case of war. Morever the ever increasing demand of f-16s by PAF has been thwarted by its diplomatic ally. The development of J-31 is progressing slowly and in case of delay of induction of this fighter jet in PAF inventory (beyond 2025), it will have extremely bad consequences for PAF.
An option Pakistan has to reply to this emerging threat is to focus its attention in the field of ballistic missiles. Quasi missiles and MIRVs should be a top priority. Other areas of this field include Tactical, Battlefield, Theater, Intercontinental and submarine launched ballastic missiles.
The course taken by ballistic missiles has two significant desirable properties. First, ballistic missiles that fly above the atmosphere have a much longer range than would be possible for cruise missiles of the same size. Powered rocket flight through thousands of kilometers of air would require vastly greater amounts of fuel, making the launch vehicles larger and easier to detect and intercept. Powered missiles that can cover similar ranges, such as cruise missiles, do not use rocket motors for the majority of their flight, instead using more economical jet engines. Despite this, cruise missiles have not made ballistic missiles obsolete, due to the second major advantage: Ballistic missiles can travel extremely quickly along their flight path. An ICBM can strike a target within a 10,000 km range in about 30 to 35 minutes.With terminal speeds of over 5,000 m/s, ballistic missiles are much harder to intercept than cruise missiles, due to the much shorter time available to intercept them. This is why ballistic missiles are some of the most feared weapons available.
DF-21 (China's Ballistic missile)
This topic can go on and on, just wanted to share my thoughts regarding new defence equipment which Pakistan should induct to prevent tragedy in extreme situations.
An option Pakistan has to reply to this emerging threat is to focus its attention in the field of ballistic missiles. Quasi missiles and MIRVs should be a top priority. Other areas of this field include Tactical, Battlefield, Theater, Intercontinental and submarine launched ballastic missiles.
The course taken by ballistic missiles has two significant desirable properties. First, ballistic missiles that fly above the atmosphere have a much longer range than would be possible for cruise missiles of the same size. Powered rocket flight through thousands of kilometers of air would require vastly greater amounts of fuel, making the launch vehicles larger and easier to detect and intercept. Powered missiles that can cover similar ranges, such as cruise missiles, do not use rocket motors for the majority of their flight, instead using more economical jet engines. Despite this, cruise missiles have not made ballistic missiles obsolete, due to the second major advantage: Ballistic missiles can travel extremely quickly along their flight path. An ICBM can strike a target within a 10,000 km range in about 30 to 35 minutes.With terminal speeds of over 5,000 m/s, ballistic missiles are much harder to intercept than cruise missiles, due to the much shorter time available to intercept them. This is why ballistic missiles are some of the most feared weapons available.
DF-21 (China's Ballistic missile)
This topic can go on and on, just wanted to share my thoughts regarding new defence equipment which Pakistan should induct to prevent tragedy in extreme situations.
Nawaz & zardari are scum of the nation
