Fearless Tomahawk-type missile on radar
I had mentioned Project Nirbhay a couple of times before, but didn’t get around to actually doing a post on it here, but Sujan Dutta, […]
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F-35 Lightning II Presentation to IAF
After a first-level-of-detail presentation to the Navy in 2005 on the F-35C Lightning II, a top team from Lockheed-Martin gave the Indian Air Force a
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After Trenton, Navy’s Eyes Now On USS Nashville
After procuring the USS Trenton (now INS Jalashva) The Indian Navy has expressed its interest in the USS Nashville as its second large amphibious warfare
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The Emotions in Selling Weapons to India
I woke a few weeks ago to a shiny stack of the assorted Indian military magazines and journals I subscribe to, and in passing, made
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The Slow Death Of American Air Power
Saw this piece on the Lexington Institute site. It’s by Loren B. Thompson, one of the institute’s most prolific researchers. This is an excerpt from
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LiveFist EXCLUSIVE (Part 2): Admiral Arun Prakash On The New Indo-US Strategic Partnership
LiveFist: The Navy was at the forefront of the new strategic Indo-US complexion with exercises and exchanges at the topmost levels. How did you personally
What else Pak is getting from Washington
Thought it was a good time to do an update on all the military booty that Pakistan is getting from Uncle Sam. Here’s the full
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The Tale of the Indian Navy and the E-2 Hawkeye 2000
Just over two years ago, HAL signed an agreement with Northrop Grumman Corp. to “work together on projects of mutual benefit”. This, their press release
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Test-flying the F/A-18 Super Hornet
As I crouched, foetus-like, on a sustained 7.5-G loop in a fighter at 9,000 feet, I knew the best was yet to come. My US
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