The IAF has formalised its earlier view that the Embraer platform was inadequate for the payload requirements it was looking at for the indigenous AWACS […]
IAF Throws Mid-Course Spanner At DRDO’s AWACS Read More »
Given that Ajai Shukla has taken the time out to write a full-on rejoinder in the comments section of the last-to-last post (refuting opinion from
Ajai Shukla On His Alleged “Turnaround” on the Arjun MBT Read More »
It is now confirmed that the Akash medium range surface-to-air missile programme will formally enter the user trial phase with the Indian Air Force (IAF)
The End in Sight for Akash Read More »
On May 17, the Trade Union Forum for Self-Reliance in Defence (a formal group comprising trade union officials, DPSU and OFB employees) presented Defence Minister
PSU/OFB: If they’re so good, why are they so scared? Read More »
This may be a touch parochial, but the delivery of the first two Su-30MKM fighters to the Royal Malaysian Air Force on May 24 at
Su-30MKMs Fly, India’s Little Victory Read More »
Last week, the Army presented a fresh reworked QR to the Ministry of Defence for upto 32 man-portable UAVs for “tactical, point-of-interest imaging and rapid
Army Asks For Man-Portable UAVs Read More »
Part III of The ATV Unbound – compiled excerpts on the ATV by a group of retired Naval officers: Lest someone think that we already
The ATV Unbound Part III: The SL-Missile Question Read More »
LiveFist has come upon some startling (or not, depending on how cynical you are!) new information concerning the IAF’s recent order for 18 SpyDer LLQRM
LiveFist EXCLUSIVE: IAF’s SpyDer Purchase Was Opposed By The IDS Read More »
We took on lease a Russian nuclear submarine way back in 1988 and it was re-christened INS Chakra. It was to stay with us for
The ATV Unbound Part II: The INS Chakra Joyride Read More »
Starting today a LiveFist series, The ATV Unbound. The series is based on the unpublished notes and writings by a handful of retired Navy officers
LiveFist Special: The ATV Unbound – Part I Read More »
