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Indian Navy To Induct Seven Multirole Next Generation Corvettes From 2023

The End of China Inc? - 101 East

New Secret Indian Army Weapon (Message to Pakistan) 2017 HD

India Offers to Buy 200 Jets If They're Made In India

India’s Light Combat Helicopter enters Series Production

IAF Confirms Re-engine Plan Of Its Entire Fleet Of 120 Jaguars

Let's Talk About the Chinese Navy's Type 055 Destroyer ( Source- The Diplomat / Author- Robert Farley)

PLAN Type-55 Destroyer ( Image credits- Wikimedia Commons / æžœå£³å†›äº‹) Source- The Diplomat Author- Robert Farley What does China have planned for the Type 055 cruiser (or cruiser-size destroyer)? Over the past month, numerous reports have emerged about the progress of the class of large ships. The People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has reportedly ordered four ships, in two groups. The first ship, building at Dalian, will likely hit the water next year, and potentially commission in 2018 or 2019. Guesses regarding size have ranged from 12,000 to 20,000 tons, with most estimates concentrating on the lower end. Expectations about employment of the ships vary quite a bit, but there is general agreement that the PLAN has determined that it needs a large ship able to operate at great distance from home bases, and that will presumably include anti-air, anti-submarine, and anti-surface capabilities. Like many modern surface combatants, the Type 055 will apparently have feat

China No Longer Has a Taiwan Strategy ( Source- The National Interest / Author- J. Michael Cole)

Image credits- Wikimedia Commons / VOA China Source- The National Interest Author- J. Michael Cole For all the talk about the inevitability of the eventual “reunification” of Taiwan and China and bluster about China’s determination to accomplish the “China dream,” ongoing trends in the Taiwan Strait have made it clear that Beijing’s approach to Taiwan is failing. Short of military conquest, there is very little in the current set of options available to Beijing suggesting that “peaceful unification” is even remotely possible. For a while, Beijing seemed to have a strategy, and if one did not look too closely it even seemed to be succeeding. Occurring at a time of shifting balance of economic and military power in the Taiwan Strait, the election of Ma Ying-jeou of the “Beijing-friendly” Kuomintang (KMT) in the 2008 elections, followed by the signing of a series of agreements and indications of political rapprochement, led many analysts to conclude that the Taiwan “ques

Indian Navy's Most Advanced Destroyer, 'Mormugao' Is Set To Launch on Se...

DRDO developing Electromangetic bomb (India`s future weapons)

India is developing 16000 km range Missile

Indian Air Force (IAF) to make single engine fighters

‘Stood by India in its 'darkest hours’: top Russian defence official ( Source- Russia & India Report)

Sergei Chemezov  ( Image credits- Wikimedia Commons / Ð¡ÐµÑ€Ð³ÐµÐ¹ Березов) Source- Russia & India Report  Russia, which has signed deals worth over $12 billion after the annual Russia-India summit held earlier this month, hopes to finalise a few more major projects shortly. The defence deals signed include India’s lease of a second nuclear submarine, purchase of five S-400 ‘Triumf’ missile defence systems, four frigates and joint manufacture of the Ka-226 helicopters. As it pitches for more projects, Russia is calling itself not just a business partner but an "ally" who has always stood by India, including during its "darkest hours". Among the new deals Russia is pushing is a multi-billion dollar deal for the P75-I project, in which six conventional submarines are to be built with Air Independent Propulsion systems. It is also looking at India’s next aircraft carrier project, along with a deal to jointly develop a fifth generation fighter aircra

The Kilo-Class Submarine: Why Russia's Enemies Fear "The Black Hole" ( Source- The National Interest / Author- Kyle Mizokami)

Kilo class submarine ( Image credits- Wikimedia Commons / Russian Ministry of Defense) Source- The National Interest Author- Kyle Mizokami Unlike the United States Navy, which went all-in on nuclear power, Russia maintains fleets of both diesel and nuclear-powered submarines. A land power encompassing much of Eurasia, Russian submarines are based much closer to “the action” than American submarines are. While Russia maintains nuclear submarines for distant ocean patrols, its fleet of diesel submarines is more than adequate for conflicts in Europe, the Middle East and the Russian near abroad. The mainstay of the Russian Navy’s conventionally powered fleet are Project 877–class submarines, known as the Kilo class to NATO and the West. Nicknamed the “Black Hole” submarine by the U.S. Navy, the Improved Kilos are extremely quiet. The class has been built more or less continuously for thirty years, a testament to their effectiveness at sea............. ( Now click here to

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Indian Army Officers Training - Full Documentary

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Forget the J-20, F-22 and F-35, this is a real Super Maneuverable Fighter

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CHINA’S AIR FORCE SUFFERS FROM ONE SHOCKING FLAW

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Indian Eyes on Duqm Port, Oman?

HAL-LCA Tejas Documentary (Must see for every Indian)

LCA Tejas MK-II Development gives India an Edge In Aeronautics

India’s Lethal 2204 kmph 4.5 Generation Tejas Fighter Jet

Rafale In, But What Next?

Pakistan Would Need Three F-16 Jets To Combat One Rafale Jet

More than 60% of Pakistan's F-16 jets are unfit but challenging India

India’s 4th Aircraft Carrier(nuclear powered), New Delhi announcing a pu...