Since we are investing over a bllion in these helos and their weapons..I feel we should have atleast 3-4 squadrons of these.

Seem familiar?

No fast jets I agree but it does have Submarines that can make a gawd almighty bang in Countries that upset us!:)

ROTFL :D:D:D

Guess what “Royal” Navy submarine made a gawd almighty bang in Libya??

Its the USS Florida , USS Scranton and USS Providence!!

Good show there Sir! Royal indeed. :p

I doubt the Indian forces have any more professionalism than the Pakistani forces. I see them as both being at around the same level broadly speaking.

It’s always easy for one side to come here and present one sided evidence, then draw conclusions based on that alone. It doesn’t prove anything.

And what evidence do you have that you drew such a conclusion as to equate the professionalism of both countries?

Rumour has it the Pakistani nukes are in the control of a fairly sane general. Not sure about the situation with the Indian nukes.

Rumour has it that you speak without any objectivity.Oh well its not a rumor , I have been reading your rants for quite a while now in this forum.
By the way you will explain how the issue of nukes came into this thread.
I am not holding my breath though.
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Request to mods…please lock this thread , its going to turn pretty ugly very fast.

Prithvi was, is and will be cumbersome battlefield missile when compared with other similar systems. It was the reason why Prahaar was born. The accuracy of Prithvi was improved in the later on variants…

It might be relatively cumbersome but that does not take it away from the fact that it has gt an excellent CEP in the order of 4-6 m.

Simply because ss150 is the only option will not make it less cumbersome or undo the fact.;)

What do you mean by “only option”?what “fact” are you talking of?

Clinton is understood to have made a strong pitch for more US military sales to India, especially in the wake of American companies recently losing out in the race for a $ 10.4 billion order by the Indian Air Force for 126 fighter aircraft. She expressed her country’s willingness to sell state-of-the-art F 35 warplanes to India at “unbelievable” prices. The Americans are understood to have asked the Indian government to open its purse strings for the Lockheed built fifth generation super stealth F-35 Lightning the basic model of which is being made available to India for $ 65 million apiece. The Indian defence establishment would naturally find the offer too good to be true as much inferior fourth generation French Rafale is priced at $ 85 million and Eurofighter Typhoon (also a fourth generation aircraft) at $ 125 million apiece. The American offer signals American desperation for capturing a big pie of the highly lucrative Indian defence market, especially after two top American fighter aircraft manufacturers – Lockheed (F-16) and Boeing (F-18) – got eliminated in the recent Indian MMRCA deal worth $ 10.4 billion. More clarity would have to emerge on the proposed F 35 Lightning sales to India.

from SAAG

Seems like there is space to add a third pylon on each stub wing?

It takes balls to do this…………

yeah balls that every helicopter pilot have…:rolleyes: