The End in Sight for Akash
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) […]
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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) […]
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The request for proposal (RFP) document for the IAF’s proposed 126 medium multirole combat aircraft (MMRCA) purchase is complete and ready to be fired. The
*MMRCA Contract Update* Read More »
Got this e-mail release from RAC-MiG yesterday. Nice little snippet. On 29th May 2007, Wing Commander Sharad ‘Pasha‘ Pasricha, Suryakiran aerobatic team member flew a
Winner of MiG Competition Takes the 35 Up Read More »
In the third week of April 2007, a small team from Israel’s MoD and IAI (unannounced, undisclosed) met with a team at Vayu Bhawan and
Israel and the MRCA Read More »
The online business magazine domain-B reports that HAL has received an RfP from the Chilean government for the Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv, and will
Will the Chile deal work out for Dhruv? 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 »
It was sort of weird being flown to Agra yesterday because I realised that the first time I was ever going to see an English
Check out this beautiful photograph of the BAe Hawk (HT004 I think) in the skies. Found it on the BAe site, but it totally looks
Indian Hawk Soars in Tippy Grey! Read More »
I reproduce here R Prasannan’s fine piece in The Week — the other side of the DRDO story. Some of our commenters have referred to
Look who’s talking! Read More »
The Astra beyond visual range air-to-air missile (BVRAAM) will go through its a series of tests on March 26 and March 27 at Complex II
Astra BVRAAM Tests Continue Read More »