India - Pakistan Standoff 2019
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These days some people over there are claiming we shot a Pakistani Sat in our ASAT test
Incorrect.
Waah
Now I have a Bullseye on me ....
On a serious note
GTI went out off hands along with a number of permanent defenses on their side. By very definition, GTI is that point which unravels your defenses.
I will not comment on the map Levina has posted. Perhaps a tad speculative.
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There has been massive deployment by Pakistan army in the forward areas over the last few weeks, according to recent intelligence assessments.
This comes particularly in the area falling under the Pakistan Army’s 4 Corps and 10 Corps.
Pakistan Army has enhanced mobilisation of its troops along Line of Control and the International Border along Punjab as it maintains a state of “operational readiness” amid frequent skirmishes with the Indian Forces.
Heavy artillery fire exchanged by both sides. Terror facilities have been targeted to ensure there is no infiltration: Sources
Breaking: Terror launch pads hit in PoK by Indian Army amid ceasefire violations to neutralise threat of raids by Border Action Teams comprising Pak army regulars and terrorists @IndiaToday
17h17 hours ago
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There has been massive deployment by Pakistan army in the forward areas over the last few weeks, according to recent intelligence assessments.
This comes particularly in the area falling under the Pakistan Army’s 4 Corps and 10 Corps.
Pakistan Army has enhanced mobilisation of its troops along Line of Control and the International Border along Punjab as it maintains a state of “operational readiness” amid frequent skirmishes with the Indian Forces.
Heavy artillery fire exchanged by both sides. Terror facilities have been targeted to ensure there is no infiltration: Sources
Breaking: Terror launch pads hit in PoK by Indian Army amid ceasefire violations to neutralise threat of raids by Border Action Teams comprising Pak army regulars and terrorists @IndiaToday
So far, I would wager on what ACM Tipnis said .... AFBs of Srinagar and Awantipore
Sir.
AFAIK Su-30 was controlling the intercept with secondary of GCIO. Perhaps, I am assuming, that the AWACS in depth and South of immediate engagement zone had slight difficulty in tracking low flying intruding aircrafts which were better visualized by the Tracking Radars at Srinagar and the Su-30s on station, due to relative locations.
If this is what he had stated, he had no clue of what he was talking. Please explian me why were the aircraft carrying H4s which need to be programmed on ground for the area which they will attack and let him explain the reason as to why they fell in the area they did or missed? Do you know the limitations of M-3/5 in carrying and reprogramming these bombs in air?
With full respect to you, Your information is wrong. I have always maintained that aircraft were controlled for intercept from ground from ADDC. I don't have to explain to you what an ADDC is and what it does. You know it very well. It was this reason that Wg. Cdr. Abhi ended up sandwiched between two F-16s otherwise he could have easily taken out both F-16s. In 2v1 we practice it day in and day out. You get four aircraft lead only after demonstrating such capability.
Sir.
i still think that is a bit speculative.
It is still an intelligence based & led operation. The only thing that went awry was Mig-21 breaking off the plan and crossing over.
Irrespective of Pakistani claims of 'jamming' by their Falcons ex 24 Sqn PAF, the fact remains that the pilot went hot after a F-16 in his sight and took it. That PAF/PA AD has assisted in the kill is an altogether different matter.
There is also, I believe, an assertion of satellite jamming carried out by the Indians as claimed by someone from DRDO (I just can't recall the name) which may have created some issues for the H-4s. I refuse to comment on that.
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1942906/1-40-army-brigadiers-promoted-rank-major-general/
including 11 from the Army Medical Corps,
including 11 from the Army Medical Corps,
They...just gave it up ?
I think DG ISPR will be able to answer that. The very nature of losing a GTI leaves only three options:
1. Immediately try and retake it - they had failed
2. Withdraw your troops to a secondary defensive line with a rearguard action to preclude absolute annihilation of own troops.
3. Leave your troops in situ in the foolish 'fighting to the last man' spirit causing unnecessary loss of trained man power in stupidity.
If you may recall, I too had initially given the benefit of jamming the GPS in the area to AWACS. But later I came to know the same thing which you are stating now. H4s missed because of suboptimal release and jamming of GPS otherwise we wud have had over 100 bodybags with some of very senior officers.
Sir.
For your reference.
source: Raptor II | Denel Dynamics
An illustration for better understanding of all.
It may be appreciated that there is a communication pod.
Wrong post. H4 is different from what you have posted plus the aircraft has to be wired for sending out such data which is not the case for PAF Mirages.
I maybe wrong sir.
My combat experience (for what it's worth) has shown a severe disconnect in quite a significant number of cases, where the training, irrespective of the amount and frequency) quickly goes out of the window for the combatant and elementary mistakes are made. I can assume safely that combat tests one better than any simulated training.
All gloves are off now. If PAF wanted they could have used these bombs again to save their forces instead of trying to do sneak attacks and avenge the deaths. Why are they not doing it?
While I fully agree with you on this but I still refuse to believe that AWACS were on station. The combat had ended even before they could get a picture of what was happening.
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