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India mine-sweeper program hits another roadblock
Goa Shipyard Limited’s quest to build 12 high-tech mine countermeasure vessels for $5 billion, which is already delayed, has hit a roadblock over the selection of propulsion engines.
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India Jaguar fighters face upgrade challenges
A HAL executive placed blame: ”Upgrade of autopilot has been slow because of delays in supplies by French defense companies.”
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India’s Dhanush artillery gun fails in trials
India’s homegrown 155mm/45-caliber gun has taken a hit following a row of failed trials for over three months by the Indian Army, according a top source in the army.
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India to finalize fifth-gen fighter deal
India is going ahead with the acquisition of a fifth-generation fighter aircraft with Russia after an internal committee of the Ministry of Defence recommended that the purchase of the aircraft will duplicate India’s plan to develop a homegrown advanced medium combat aircraft, according to an MoD official.
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Indian Navy wants Russian MiG-29K jets to be ‘ruggedized’
The call for improved ruggedness originates from an issue after deck landings. The MiG-29K fighter’s settings reportedly require a reset after landing on the deck of the carrier.
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India’s Kalyani Group, Israel’s Rafael open missile-manufacturing facility
Kalyani Rafael Advanced Systems will undertake the production and assembly of Spike anti-tank guided missiles and its related technologies.
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India’s auditing agency cites continued ammunition shortage crisis
Military officials here are saying in private that defense forces are concerned about the ammunition shortage because of the threat from China and Pakistan.
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India looks for intelligence-gathering aircraft
India’s global hunt is for twin-engine jets, and preference will be given to overseas companies able to provide custom, Indian-built electronic warfare equipment.
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Indian Navy formally launches submarine acquisition program
The RFI was issued to shipyards in Russia, France, Spain, Sweden, Japan and Germany.
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Swiss firm not extending maintenance deal for India’s PC-7 trainers
The aircraft, manufactured by Pilatus Aircraft of Switzerland and acquired in 2012, was under a maintenance deal that expired in December 2016.
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India mine-sweeper program hits another roadblock
Goa Shipyard Limited’s quest to build 12 high-tech mine countermeasure vessels for $5 billion, which is already delayed, has hit a roadblock over the selection of propulsion engines.
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India Jaguar fighters face upgrade challenges
A HAL executive placed blame: ”Upgrade of autopilot has been slow because of delays in supplies by French defense companies.”
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India’s Dhanush artillery gun fails in trials
India’s homegrown 155mm/45-caliber gun has taken a hit following a row of failed trials for over three months by the Indian Army, according a top source in the army.
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India to finalize fifth-gen fighter deal
India is going ahead with the acquisition of a fifth-generation fighter aircraft with Russia after an internal committee of the Ministry of Defence recommended that the purchase of the aircraft will duplicate India’s plan to develop a homegrown advanced medium combat aircraft, according to an MoD official.
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Indian Navy wants Russian MiG-29K jets to be ‘ruggedized’
The call for improved ruggedness originates from an issue after deck landings. The MiG-29K fighter’s settings reportedly require a reset after landing on the deck of the carrier.
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India’s Kalyani Group, Israel’s Rafael open missile-manufacturing facility
Kalyani Rafael Advanced Systems will undertake the production and assembly of Spike anti-tank guided missiles and its related technologies.
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India’s auditing agency cites continued ammunition shortage crisis
Military officials here are saying in private that defense forces are concerned about the ammunition shortage because of the threat from China and Pakistan.
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India looks for intelligence-gathering aircraft
India’s global hunt is for twin-engine jets, and preference will be given to overseas companies able to provide custom, Indian-built electronic warfare equipment.
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Indian Navy formally launches submarine acquisition program
The RFI was issued to shipyards in Russia, France, Spain, Sweden, Japan and Germany.
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Swiss firm not extending maintenance deal for India’s PC-7 trainers
The aircraft, manufactured by Pilatus Aircraft of Switzerland and acquired in 2012, was under a maintenance deal that expired in December 2016.
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India mine-sweeper program hits another roadblock
Goa Shipyard Limited’s quest to build 12 high-tech mine countermeasure vessels for $5 billion, which is already delayed, has hit a roadblock over the selection of propulsion engines.
-
India Jaguar fighters face upgrade challenges
A HAL executive placed blame: ”Upgrade of autopilot has been slow because of delays in supplies by French defense companies.”
-
India’s Dhanush artillery gun fails in trials
India’s homegrown 155mm/45-caliber gun has taken a hit following a row of failed trials for over three months by the Indian Army, according a top source in the army.
-
India to finalize fifth-gen fighter deal
India is going ahead with the acquisition of a fifth-generation fighter aircraft with Russia after an internal committee of the Ministry of Defence recommended that the purchase of the aircraft will duplicate India’s plan to develop a homegrown advanced medium combat aircraft, according to an MoD official.
-
Indian Navy wants Russian MiG-29K jets to be ‘ruggedized’
The call for improved ruggedness originates from an issue after deck landings. The MiG-29K fighter’s settings reportedly require a reset after landing on the deck of the carrier.
-
India’s Kalyani Group, Israel’s Rafael open missile-manufacturing facility
Kalyani Rafael Advanced Systems will undertake the production and assembly of Spike anti-tank guided missiles and its related technologies.
-
India’s auditing agency cites continued ammunition shortage crisis
Military officials here are saying in private that defense forces are concerned about the ammunition shortage because of the threat from China and Pakistan.
-
India looks for intelligence-gathering aircraft
India’s global hunt is for twin-engine jets, and preference will be given to overseas companies able to provide custom, Indian-built electronic warfare equipment.
-
Indian Navy formally launches submarine acquisition program
The RFI was issued to shipyards in Russia, France, Spain, Sweden, Japan and Germany.
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Swiss firm not extending maintenance deal for India’s PC-7 trainers
The aircraft, manufactured by Pilatus Aircraft of Switzerland and acquired in 2012, was under a maintenance deal that expired in December 2016.
