Anti-Tank Guided Missile Scenario in India
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- - 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 analysis is done where 3rd Generation, Fire & Forget ATGMs being developed by DRDO are mapped against existing 2nd Generation, Semi-Automatic, Command to Line-of-Sight (SACLOS) ATGMs of the Indian Army and the IAF.
- The final analysis shows which DRDO anti-tank missile will replace which of the existing ATGMs of the Army and the IAF.
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I used to follow your old blog and still follow you on BRF as a lurker. Had read your articles on the ATGM holdings and tactics of the Pakistan Army.
Found your channel and subscribed immediately. Keep up the good work Rohit!
Appreciate the good word. Many thanks!
Excellent , crisp & precise . Enjoyed watching it 🙏
Good video
Rather than buying varying anti-tank missiles of different manufacturers, it would be prudent to mass produce a single type and accordingly upgrade them from time to time
Something similar is happening. DRDO is leveraging its experience in developing NAG missile and seeker technology into other variants of the missile like MPATGM, HELINA, Dhruvastra, and SANT.
Indian army required 60000 shoulder fire missiles along with missiles launchers.
Sir, nice video, But you have left out Spike and Lahat missile from Israel
Do make a video on how Turkey is stepping in as a defence supplier to pak and what are its long term implications
When will DRDO complete dev of Helina and deply them on LCH and Rudra ? I have been hearing about Nag for atleast 2 decades now !
Sir, no mention of Kornet and Spike?
No clarity on Kornet except that we brought it at one point and that's it. Similarly, in case of Spike, no clarity of what we've bought and how we're using them. My own guess is that we've the Spike-ER ATGM with optical link but like I said, all speculation so far. I thought it will unnecessarily add to the confusion.
Nice 👍
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