Indian Army Air Defence Corps : Updates & Discussions
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Race to secure Army's mobile air defence: Who are the leading contenders?
NEW DELHI: The Indian Army’s move to acquire a Self-Propelled Air Defence Gun Missile System (ADGM-SP) to strengthen the protection for mechanised formations, T
www.newindianexpress.com
While global systems are being evaluated for immediate deployment, the government also focuses on indigenous air defence capabilities.
BDL is reportedly working on a next-generation mobile air defence system featuring indigenous missile technology, electronic warfare integration and advanced radar capabilities. Indigenous development remains a priority under the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative, though it will take time to reach operational deployment.
What's next?
The Indian Army is currently weighing which system best meets its operational needs. Senior Indian Army sources indicate that a dual-track approach is likely—acquiring a proven global system for immediate requirements while continuing indigenous development for the long term.
This dual track approach needs to be adopted for most programs in India right now. Have a proven foreign counterpart license produce/ screwdrivergiri it. Simultaneously built an Indian version and take user inputs from using the foreign counterpart and making changes in the Indian design.Race to secure Army's mobile air defence: Who are the leading contenders?
NEW DELHI: The Indian Army’s move to acquire a Self-Propelled Air Defence Gun Missile System (ADGM-SP) to strengthen the protection for mechanised formations, Twww.newindianexpress.com
While global systems are being evaluated for immediate deployment, the government also focuses on indigenous air defence capabilities.
BDL is reportedly working on a next-generation mobile air defence system featuring indigenous missile technology, electronic warfare integration and advanced radar capabilities. Indigenous development remains a priority under the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative, though it will take time to reach operational deployment.
What's next?
The Indian Army is currently weighing which system best meets its operational needs. Senior Indian Army sources indicate that a dual-track approach is likely—acquiring a proven global system for immediate requirements while continuing indigenous development for the long term.
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I don't see the Stryker coming unless the Americans re-engine the Stryker. It will be basically a different vehicle to the american variant. 650hp, stanag lvl4, hellfires and javelins.