Indian Special Forces
- Thread starter Parthu
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Some short range tactical ISR tools used by SpecOps :
Throw ball for SF ops from a Indian private company "Hi-Tech Robotic Systemz Ltd. "
This particular ISR sensor configuration is quite interesting. During SF ops into enemy territory it helps keep the routes on the rear clear of surprises in the event of enemy counter action on breaking silent and initiating contact in the front. It records both visuals and audio and is easily placed anywhere be it high up on trees on ground as required. It can helps to avoid ambush while falling back.
Another one, this is for room intervention/hostage rescue type situations :
Throw ball for SF ops from a Indian private company "Hi-Tech Robotic Systemz Ltd. "
This particular ISR sensor configuration is quite interesting. During SF ops into enemy territory it helps keep the routes on the rear clear of surprises in the event of enemy counter action on breaking silent and initiating contact in the front. It records both visuals and audio and is easily placed anywhere be it high up on trees on ground as required. It can helps to avoid ambush while falling back.
Another one, this is for room intervention/hostage rescue type situations :
A Ghatak Commando from Grenadiers Regiment in action during Indo-Thai Joint Exercise Maitree2019. Armed with B&T Mp9 with suppressor & red dot sight
Q Zips have become common for them :
K9 & Handler onboard Ford F550 Superduty with Mobile Adjustable Ramp System (MARS) K9 seems to be equipped with 180° body mounted camera. NSG recently upgraded it to 360°.
Militech Tactical Clamp on Advance Combat Helmet H&K Mp5-SD6 Glock 19 Compact. The side rails on the helmets are also getting pretty common.
Q Zips have become common for them :
K9 & Handler onboard Ford F550 Superduty with Mobile Adjustable Ramp System (MARS) K9 seems to be equipped with 180° body mounted camera. NSG recently upgraded it to 360°.
Militech Tactical Clamp on Advance Combat Helmet H&K Mp5-SD6 Glock 19 Compact. The side rails on the helmets are also getting pretty common.
So some IA units will now be having a fairly expensive AR (Sig Sauer 716) over what the Special Forces use (IWI Tavor)
NSG's new small arms on display at Statue of Unity on the occasion of National Unity Day.
FN SCAR L (5.56×45mm)
SIG SAUER MPX (9×19mm)
Credit on pic :
FN SCAR L (5.56×45mm)
SIG SAUER MPX (9×19mm)
Credit on pic :
Only thing the NSG is lacking are modern plate carriers and probably electronic hearing protection with coms..