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Detailed: Lockheed Martin’s F-16 offer to India | The company has offered the only 'bisexual' F-16 Block 70 for the IAF contest for 110 fighters

https://www.stratpost.com/detailed-lockheed-martins-f-16-offer-to-india/?platform=hootsuite

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No ei kelpaa. Tuossahan ei ole Hornettiin verrattuna oikeastaan mitään muuta etua kuin että tutka ja IFF on vähän modernimpia. F-16:ssa ei ole esimerkiksi sisäistä häirintälähetintä. Koneeseen ei mahdu kovin paljon avioniikkaa sisälle.
 
Mutta aika erikoiset ripustimet/aseistukset tuossa kuvassa. .muuttuva_vie2 { width: 320px; height: 50px; } @media(min-width: 500px) { .muuttuva_vie2 { width: 468px; height: 60px; } } @media(min-width: 935px) { .muuttuva_vie2 { width: 728px; height: 90px; } } @media(min-width: 1200px) { .muuttuva_vie2 { width: 980px; height: 120px; } }
Niin on, sitäkin minäkin katson.
 
Intian PST-ohjuksen hankinta saaga jatkuu: ostavat sittenkin Spikeä väliaikaisratkaisuna, eivätkä kuulemma tarvi kuin sen kolmisen vuotta [:rolleyes:] että saavat uuden kotimaisen PST-ohjuksen tulille...

Spike antitank missile purchase for Indian army revived
http://armyrecognition.com/june_201...missile_purchase_for_indian_army_revived.html
India is set to place an order for Israeli ‘Spike’ missiles in a bid to boost its anti-tank capability against arch rival Pakistan, a person with knowledge of the matter said. The Indian army wants to buy the Spike missile as a "stop-gap" measure before the DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation) can come up with an indigenous anti-tank missile of its own within the next three years.
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Spike antitank missile launcher unit (Picture source: Army Recognition)
The purchase proposal is at an advanced stage and is awaiting Indian government approval, the person said, without giving any details. They asked not to be identified as the information is not yet public. The order for the anti-tank guided missile, made by Israeli firm Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd, could be placed this year to meet the army’s urgent requirements, the person said. A Rafael spokesman in Israel confirmed that a potential deal is under discussion but wouldn’t comment further until something is signed.
After a long procurement process, India terminated its plan to buy $500-million worth of Spike missiles in January 2018. The decision came just ahead of a visit to New Delhi by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who raised the cancellation with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi during bilateral talks. Netanyahu later told reporters the deal was back on.
India abandoned the contract after its Defence Research and Development Organisation promised to deliver an indigenous anti-tank missile to meet the army requirement of over 8,000 anti-tank missiles. The DRDO has promised to deliver the India-made missile for trials by the end of 2018. Once the trials are successful, the Indian anti-tank missile would go in for mass production by 2021.
The Spike family consists in missiles suited for several platforms, multiple ranges and a variety of targets. The Spike is a fourth-generation man-portable fire-and-forget anti-tank guided missile with tandem-charged HEAT warhead. SPIKE-ER Missile will be operated from dedicated station remotely and both operators (Boat navigator/steerer and missile operator) will be able to coordinate their action optimally – visual and hearing contact available. The SPIKE-ER can be installed on many aircraft and attack helicopters.
 
NEW DELHI: India has expanded its search for hightech assault rifles, carbines and small arms for its frontline soldiers, but has excluded its traditional ally, Russia, from the list of five countries that the Army-led procurement team plans to visit mid-June.

The team is set to visit gun manufacturers in the US, Israel and South Korea, and even countries from where India has never bought military equipment, a defence ministry official said.
https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...f-5-selected-nations/articleshow/64406348.cms
 
Agni V testi onnistui. Intialaisten päätös maalata kanisterista laukaistava ohjus on herättänyt hilpeyttä, mutta kaiketi tuo aiheuttaa riemua paikallisessa väestössä.
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It has emerged that India’s government has been forced to cut its potential order for a new standard issue service rifle from 800,000 down to just 250,000 even before a new rifle has been selected. India first announced its major rifle procurement programme back in February 2018, with a projected cost of $2.5 billion.

The procurement program has been scaled back by nearly 75% with budget issue reportedly hampering the initial huge order. The Indian military is 1.3 million strong, however, only 225,000 are front line infantry – therefore the Indian government believes savings can be made by prioritising who gets the new indigenously manufactured rifles when they begin to come off the production line. Support troops will have to continue to make do with the INSAS.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...ints-force-india-to-slash-future-rifle-order/
 
No ei kelpaa. Tuossahan ei ole Hornettiin verrattuna oikeastaan mitään muuta etua kuin että tutka ja IFF on vähän modernimpia. F-16:ssa ei ole esimerkiksi sisäistä häirintälähetintä. Koneeseen ei mahdu kovin paljon avioniikkaa sisälle.

Öhöm...

Ainakin Wikipedia väittää, että Korean koneissa on ASPJ sisäisesti asennettuna. F-16.netin foorumeilla puolestaan kirjoitellaan, että sisäisiä häirintälähettimiä olisi useammallakin käyttäjällä. Ja vähintäänkin on syytä epäillä, että israelilaiset ovat laittaneet jotakin F-16I:n "selkärankaan".
 
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