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The Perspective
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2020
In-depth analysis of defense, military history, geopolitics, national security, and data driven politics, policy and socio-economic issues related to India.
C-295: Enhancing Indian Airlift Capability
#c295 #iaf #indianarmy
- The Indian Air Force recently inducted its 1st C-295 light transport aircraft.
- This is part of a 56 aircraft deal for C-295 aircraft to replace the ageing HS-748 aircrafts.
- Of these 56 aircrafts, 14 will be manufactured in Spain while the rest 42 will be made in India.
- In this episode of The Perspective, we analyze how C-295 is not exactly a replacement for HS-748 but adds tremendous capability in the light transport segment where it will complement the An-32 fleet.
- Going ahead, C-295 can become a replacement for An-32 as well as serve as a platform for various other uses like Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA) for the Indian Navy and the Indian Coast Guard, Signal Intelligence (SIGINT) and Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) aircraft, Anti-Submarine Warfare aircraft, and AEW&C aircraft.
- The Indian Air Force recently inducted its 1st C-295 light transport aircraft.
- This is part of a 56 aircraft deal for C-295 aircraft to replace the ageing HS-748 aircrafts.
- Of these 56 aircrafts, 14 will be manufactured in Spain while the rest 42 will be made in India.
- In this episode of The Perspective, we analyze how C-295 is not exactly a replacement for HS-748 but adds tremendous capability in the light transport segment where it will complement the An-32 fleet.
- Going ahead, C-295 can become a replacement for An-32 as well as serve as a platform for various other uses like Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA) for the Indian Navy and the Indian Coast Guard, Signal Intelligence (SIGINT) and Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) aircraft, Anti-Submarine Warfare aircraft, and AEW&C aircraft.
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Indian Air Force - Strategic Importance of Deesa and Phalodi Air Bases
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#iaf #deesa #phalodi #indianairforce In this episode of The Perspective, we will take a look at the reason behind the Indian Air Force setting-up a new air base at Deesa, in North Gujarat. In addition to that, it also explains the strategic importance of another airbase added at Phalodi, in Central Rajasthan in last decade. Other interesting videos on The Perspective Channel: 1. Pakistan Army -...
Pakistan Air Force - Air to Ground Weapons: Towards Precision & Stand-Off Capability
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#Pakistanairforce #PAF #Pakistan #JF-17 #J-10C #F-16 #Mirage-V #Mirage-III #Hatf-8 #Hijara Over last decade, Pakistan Air Force has made conscious efforts to have a wider precision guided, and stand-off weapon delivery capability across its entire fleet. In this episode of The Perspective, I will provide an overview of various precision guided, and stand-off air-to-ground weapons, targeting pod...
Branches of the Indian Army
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#Indianarmy #India - In this episode of The Perspective, I will take you through the various branches of the Indian Army. - This will help you to understand better how the Indian Army is organized and how it functions. - Each branch of the Indian Army has an area of expertise and soldiers are trained in specific areas. - Various branches are combined together in optimal proportion to create a c...
Pakistan Army - Organization & Structure
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#Pakistanarmy #Indianarmy #VT4 - This is the first episode of a series which will explore the Pakistan Army in detail. - In this episode of The Perspective, we see the geographical spread of Pakistan Army nine Corps HQs, and their underlying armored, mechanized, infantry, light infantry and artillery divisions. - Pakistan Army is a large standing army with ~560,000 troops and equal number of ma...
Daulat Beg Oldi Sector - Existing and Planned Road Network
มุมมอง 18K2 ปีที่แล้ว
#SaserLa #DBO #Depsang - In this episode of The Perspective, we will look at road network already put-in place, and those under-construction or planning, to improve connectivity of Daulat Beg Oldi Sector with Leh. - The analysis will also show how the road network is being done in a manner so that to reduce the risk of the interdiction or destruction by the Chinese. - Further, will will see how...
Anti-Tank Guided Missile Scenario in India
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- As per a 2010 news report, the Indian Army along has an inventory of more than 80,000 Anti-Tank Guided Missiles (ATGMs). - In this episode of The Perspective, we take a look at various types of ATGMs employed by the Indian Army, and the Indian Air Force. And the platforms which employ these missiles. - The program evaluate the various indigenous ATGM programs and their key features. - An anal...
Details of S-400 System and Air Defense Coverage
มุมมอง 3.2K2 ปีที่แล้ว
#S400 #China #IAF #IndianAirForce #Pakistan - Details of key components like surveillance and fire-control radars, TELs, support vehicles etc. which constitute S-400 Air Defense Missile System. - Configuration of a typical S-400 missile regiment. - Likely configuration of S-400 squadron in IAF service. - Hypothetical scenario of deployment of 2 x S-400 squadrons on India's western border, and t...
Impact of Chinese bridge on Pangong Tso Lake
มุมมอง 2.6K2 ปีที่แล้ว
#Pangonglake #Bridge #China #Khurnakfort (1) The Chinese have built a road connecting the northern and southern bank of the Pangong Tso Lake. (2) This bridge has been built in the vicinity of Khurnak Fort. (3) In this episode of The Perspective, I will be explaining and evaluating this development. (4) The video explains the location, and status of development (as on 3rd January 2022), and its ...
Hot Springs & Gogra - Indian and Chinese offensive options in Chang Chenmo Sector
มุมมอง 3.6K2 ปีที่แล้ว
(1) In this second, and concluding part on Chang Chenmo Sector, I will be discussing the strategic importance of this sector from both the Indian and the Chinese perspective. (2) We will see how the Chang Chenmo Sector can be used a firm base by India to launch offensive in the upper reaches of Galwan River Valley, and target Chinese positions from rear in Fingers Area and Khurnak Fort. (3) I w...
Gogra & Hot Springs - Chang Chenmo Sector Explained (Part-1)
มุมมอง 4.2K2 ปีที่แล้ว
(1) Hot Springs and Gogra Post in the Chang-Chenmo sector form one of the three major stand-off points where the Chinese had intruded in mid-2020. (2) As per reports in media, Patrol Points (PP), PP-15, PP-16, PP-17 and PP-17A are in this sector. (3) After 12th round of talks between the Indian and Chinese Army delegates, partial disengagement has taken place in this sector. (4) In this episode...
Daulat Beg Oldi Sector - Road Connectivity and Risk Factors
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- Please use headphones for the best experience. - Link to my Twitter handle - KesariDhwaj - To get insights into physical challenges associated with building road connectivity with DBO Sector, please check-out this prior video - th-cam.com/video/kV53aFNsVuE/w-d-xo.html - This video covers existing and planned roads connecting the Daulat Beg Old (DBO) Sector with the rest of Ladakh,...
Daulat Beg Oldi Sector - Physical Barriers to Road Connectivity
มุมมอง 12K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Link to my Twitter handle - KesariDhwaj Link to previous video explaining the strategic importance of the Chushul Sector - th-cam.com/video/5PoJNEjuwIU/w-d-xo.html - This video explains the three major physical barriers which impact the road connectivity between Daulat Beg Old (DBO) Sector and Leh, the capital of Union Territory of Ladakh. - These natural barriers not only present p...
Ladakh Series-1: Strategic Importance of Chushul Sector
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Ladakh Series-1: Strategic Importance of Chushul Sector
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Great work 👍
Succinct and well presented 👍🏽
मोदी सरकार ने देपसांग के मैदान हमेशा हमेशा के लिए खो दिया
So informative and such good topographic maps to explain everything. Best video on this topic among maybe 100s.
Excellent, that’s the reason pakis never lost on their eastern border, because of their superior strategic orientation of their forces towards India, while Indian army loses time to mobilise bcz of the vastness of the country, India should also raise more additional strike corps tasked to punch inside Pakistan, but due to the recent developments in Ladakh the entire ball game has shifted towards north-east sector.
You explain very well .....why have you not come up with more videos.....I eagerly look forward to more videos from you
Very Well explained
Hahaha more like painted in india...they are french artillery😂😂😂😂
Great explanation ❤
Pakistan is not a country Pakistan is a MAFIA land which is running by Pakistan army chief mafia, ISI MAFIA ,CHIEF JUSTICE MAFIA,NAWAZ MAFIA ,ZARDARI MAFIA AND THEY ARE AMERICAN RASCALS too
Oh Good God. The never-ending infernal debate.
You must say Pakistani conquered Kashmir, Gilgit and Baltistan. Pakistan Army, Pakistani tribals and Kashmiris defeated the Indian Army in 1948.
If they had defeated Kashmir wouldn't have been with us today 😂
Is DBO open to tourists?
I have served in a United Nations peacekeeping mission with the Pakistani Army. Pakistani Army is actually a business company, not an army. The United Nations provides ration to the peacekeepers but the Pakistani Army earns money by selling the ration given by the United Nations to the common people.
Are you talking about 5 kg muft ration?
The previous 1971 India Vs Pakistan war PAF did not support it's ground military in the West part of Pakistan. Air force require to support it's ground military and the Navy by bombing adversary ground positions , supply routes , etc . The Longiwala India Vs Pakistan war was a massacre of Pakistan Army and armour because the PAF could not support it's ground military because the Longiwala was beyond PAF range. The JF17 is a very good warplane equipped with good targeting pod , radar , missiles, ground strike bombs . I wish the PAF will be able to defend Pakistan against any adversary and learn to fight credibly learning from the failures of the past wars of 1965 and 1971.
@KamrulIslam-dc1zm pakistan army and PAF did extremely well in 48 and 65...if u do detailed research of both the wars u would know
@@sobant4795 All Muslim countries military do not have appropriate knowledge of modern warfare, and Pakistan military did not fight appropriately in 1965 or 1971 wars . Most of Muslim countries Air force have inferior quality fighter aircraft, but, the Muslim countries military do not train their Army , Air force or the navy and Air force to fight coordinated . Saudi Arabia which has so sophisticated fighter aircraft could not fight appropriately against the Yemen Houtis . Pakistan Air force has no other options but to acquire the Chinese made fighter aircraft. But the Chinese made fighter aircraft are Russian technology and India has Russian made Su30 , Mig29 . The Indian Air force France manufactured Rafale will be danger for Pakistan. Pakistan military require to train the Army and the air force to fight coordinated, the air force assisting the army in war. Similarly the Pakistan Air force assisting the Pakistan navy in coordinated efforts during war. Pakistan military is still very capable to defend Pakistan despite very limited resources. Pakistan Zindabad.
@@KamrulIslam-dc1zn u r wrong on many points there my friend....... 71 was a total faliure In 65 army performed extremely well UNTIL the political appointment of YAHYA KHAN came in AKHNUR he delayed the advance which let the INDIANS to launch strike on LAHORE which again was defended perfectly and not to mention the FACT that most of the WAR happened on the INDIAN side except for SIALKOT AND CHAMBJODIAN SECTOR....... In 48 PAKISTAN didnt had one inch of KASHMIR and seized 75000 SQ. KM AREA called GILGIT BALTISTAN and 15 percent of the valley including muzaffargadh and bimbhar gali 2 important points.....and not to mention the FACT almost took SIRINAGAR and had CONTROL over JAMMU for several DAYS aswell....and again MOST of the WAR took place in the AREAS that are now PART OF IOK.... So all in all pakistan fought EXTREMELY WELL IN 48 65 WARS....... And now lets TALK ABOUT the AIRFORCE... NO the CHINESE TECH is not based on RUSSIAN TECH.....ITS STOLEN US/WESTERN TECH.... J35 is PRIME EXAMPLE of that....ITS a mix or F35 AND F22 .... Some parts are imported from RUSSIA as it is... CHINESE TODAY are the PIER COMPETITORS of THE US And even ECLIPSING them in many DOMAINS including CYBER and SPACE ...... Now about SYNERGY AMONG SERVICES.... Pakistan ARMY has literally PROGRESSED leaps AND bounds in SYNERGY by OPENING UP CYBER DOMAIN IN AIFORCE HEADQUATERS..... PAKISTAN ARMY Now has SYNERGYamong its SERVICES and Further more with in 5 YEARS PAK ARMY will have the CAPABILITY of DISRUPTING the INDIAN LINES OF COMMUNICATION right from the TOP tier..... PAF is no way INFERIOR to the USAF OR ANY WESTERN airfiorce reason being the FORCE MULTIPLIERS that The PAF employs ...there are only a handful OF AIRFORCES that EMPLOY ELECTRO MAGNETIC WAREFARE capabiities and PAF is one of them....... THE credit for 2019 Strikes In INDIA can just as EASILY be given to THE PAF EWs and AWACS for DISRUPTING SU 30 MIRAGE 2000 RADARS and ALSO JAMMING there DATA LINKS......thats the REASON WHY MIRAGE 2000 THAT has MICA missile couldnt do anything to the F16s despite having more range on them was BECAUSE OF EWs ATTACKS JAMMING their RADAS and DATA LINKS......so ALL in ALL PAF is ABSOLUTELY a MODREN UP TO DATE AIRFORCE in the WORLD that can TAKE ON ANYONE.....PAKISTAN ZINDABAD🇵🇰🇵🇰
@@sobant4795 In 1965 the Pakistan Army and the PAF performed well, but in some circumstances the Pakistan Air force did not support it's ground military in Kashmir when the Indian Air force was attacking Pakistan army positions. If Pakistan military did not attack the sovereign kingdom of Kashmir in the year 1948 , the Kashmir would not have become a battle ground and Kashmir would have been an independent and sovereign kingdom. Pakistan 's claim on Kashmir since 1948 has been illegal and unjustified. If Pakistan withdraw it's claim on Kashmir then Pakistan and India can establish peace. Afghanistan may become a real threat for Pakistan, because the NWFP OF PAKISTAN is claimed by Afghanistan as historically territories of Afghanistan. Pakistan should settle issues in Baluchistan peacefully.
@@sobant4795 The electronic warfare, radar jamming etc is being developed in the Indian military also.
WE SHOULD INVEST HEAVILY ON DAULAT BEG OLDI FOR TOURISM IF WE WANT TO BE SUPER POWER UP TO 2047
Can we guide S400 missiles via AEWACs so that S400 needn't to switch on its radar thus saving it from anti radiation missiles. And secondly is there any possibility of Russian built S400 targeting french made Rafale in IAF if not how did we manage to integrate them if tboth Russia and france don't share their source codes with each other.
Why India didn't purchase C-27J which has higher payload capacity than C-295 ?
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WE SHOULD INVEST HEAVILY ON DAULAT BEG OLDI FOR TOURISM IF WE WANT TO BE SUPER POWER UP TO 2047
Sir chinese military pe video banaie please
Indian army required 60000 shoulder fire missiles along with missiles launchers.
Post more videos Amazing data and explanation
2400 in service
~1,700 refers to only the IFG variant. Rest are LFG variants.
Informative❤
Incredible Ladakh Series! Can you also please make such videos of Arunachal sector?
We loss major land in 1958 . Chacha ji Jai ho
amazing presentation, many thanks for sharing. BRO must now be the best high altitude road building organisation in the world!
Superbly describes 🎉
Wonderful presentation
Sir ji weight Kam kar lo
Please do videos on your various twitter treads. I'm a big fan of your work.
Sar ji aap video dalte Raha Karen
Thanks for posting your quality content/analysis after such a long time. Please post more often!
Long time no see
Guilty as charged 😁...hope to amend the mistake now going forward.
WE SHOULD INVEST HEAVILY ON DAULAT BEG OLDI FOR TOURISM IF WE WANT TO BE SUPER POWER UP TO 2047....
Great work 👍
To close to Porkistan Border...Jai hind 🤣
Boss this information is not available to civilians. How did you get this? From BRO, Army or some other place. Btw great video.
How much Depsang plains occupied by Chona ??
This is extremely insightful.... I've long trying to understand the geography and connectivity of the region but has found none, this was awesome.
Well explained 👌
great work.... very easy for beginner map readers and also quite interesting for advanced map readers
wow 👌 solid presentation and information.... just awsm.... please keep uploading this kind of quality content... will tweet your channel on twitter
Nice depiction sir
Nice depiction.
Very good content…really appreciate the hard work..❤❤
Don't worry sir.. China ll extend there claim line ...then our BRO and our services ll again ce with plan to form another road to visit DBO ..and there ll b again extension of claim line by Chinese...then again our services move away and try to find another way to visit DBO.... What a shameful strategy.... Why we don't creat permanent post like siachin on old DBO road or whole DBO road tell ... Army this ur last line to hold. And modern army hav everything to bomb ur roads ..so our new Roads won't be safe...as we think that tose are out of enemies sight. It won't happen. They hav all intel that's why Chinese movie fast and able to surprise us.