Indian Airforce is specialising in the following 2 unique areas that could potentially help IAF's world ranking to close to top 10:
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An A2A missile with Biological Precision Radar Guidance System(BPRGS) secretly developed by
DRDO and
HAL: quite literally, it involves launching the 2nd pilot into the opponents at a short notice - the secret why IAF usually asks for 2-seaters. This also answers why India's future FG-FA , a watered down variant of Russian PAKFA, is slim in body shape ( with bulk of the explosives loaded in pilot rooms actually as a result) and why IAF insists that it must be a 2-seater, just like Russian Su-30MKI which India insists to call it In-30MKSu.
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An A2G Biological Guided Bomb: that almost always follows the its A2A missile. The bulk of the trick is to simultaniously dive the remaining pilot and the plane into the opponent's ground target with a single solid bang... well, at least that's their stratigic intention.
The only drawback though, of course, of above 2 specialised weaponaries is that the entrance precedure of Hindi pilots training programme, like any other Indian-related programmes under the sun, is highly corrupted, so much so that many Hindi candidates with low visions and even cross-eyes could get into it with bribing. That is causing a disasterious consequences on the guidance system in batterfields as we are witnessing today, which is nonetheless almost always proven to be the case in IAF's combat history.
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