Forget Policy and Procurement for a While!
What is the issue? Phrases like how artillery is important in war are so cliched that it will make the article boring. What I wish to cover here is my […]
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Augmenting India’s Artillery Forces
Artillery has been rightly described as the God of War. Only after the cannons, howitzers and long-range mortars have adequately softened up the enemy, can your forces make the decisive […]
Indian Military to Tap the New Potential of Artillery
India is due to expand its artillery capacities, and this move is bound to be a game-changer. In recent years, and after a few decades out of grace, artillery is […]
Counter Battery Radar or COBRA: A Multi-mission Battlefield Radar
COBRA is high mobility weapon location radar which meets all NATO requirements. The Euro-Art Consortium has been the first company worldwide to develop and manufacture this multifunctional counter battery radar […]
UAE’s EDGE First in Middle East to be Ranked Among Top 25 Military Companies in the World
Abu Dhabi-UAE: Marking its first year, EDGE, the UAE’s advanced technology group for defence and beyond, was ranked among the top 25 military suppliers in the world by the Stockholm […]
Some Ideas from Goldwater-Nichols Act
This is the third article on threatrisation. Previous articles can be accessed by clicking on the following titles Theatrisation – Are We Ready ? Prickles of Theatrisation of Commands Shapes of Theatres This article […]
Detect & Protect Sensors for Naval Platforms
HENSOLDT Group’s core competence is to recognize threats and to protect End Users from them. We’ve been pursuing innovative ideas which translate into technologies for the protection of forces across […]
Networking, Unmanned Solutions, Autonomous Vehicles and New Age Weapons and Sensors would be Part of Our Capability in Near Future: Navy Chief
Admiral Karambir Singh is the Chief of Naval Staff (CNS). Commissioned into Executive Branch of the Indian Navy on July 1, 1980, he has served in a variety of Command, […]
Finding a Fighter for the Indian Navy
During the past decade China has steadily increased its naval capabilities in the Indian Ocean. As many as eight warships of the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLA Navy) are now […]
With LEMOA, COMCASA, BECA, More Teeth to Indian Navy; Celebrating Navy Day with Much Vigour on December 4
As Indian Navy celebrates 48th Navy Day on December 4, discussing its operational advances seems relevant at a time when India’s relations with an assertive China has dipped to […]
‘Our Objective is to Enhance Market Position by Expanding Capabilities, Capitalising on Opportunities Both Domestic and Global Stage’
Vice Admiral Narayan Prasad is the CMD of Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd (formerly Mazagon Dock Ltd or MDL). An alumnus of Sainik School Tilaiya and National Defence Academy, he holds […]
Project 75(I) and Strategic Partnership Model – The Challenge Lies Within
On October 1, the Ministry of Defence superseded the existing Defence Procurement Procedure 2016 (DPP 2016) with the Defence Acquisition Procedure 2020 (DAP 2020). Taking into account the contemporary […]
Indian Navy – It’s Time to Change
The western dominance of the world over the past century is based on twin factors: economic prowess and technological advancement. Equally important, however, is the fact that the Western […]
Underwater Domain Awareness: Hardware V/s Software – Redefining Maritime Domain Awareness in IOR
The four global commons namely the atmosphere, outer space, oceans and the polar region as per the United Nations (UN) have their unique significance as we plan our future. […]
Learning to Speak ‘Navalese’
Long before WhatsApp, LMAO and ROFL were invented, naval personnel had a fulsome dictionary of acronyms. They were used for wide purpose — from paying a backhanded compliment, to […]
Atmanirbhar Poth Utpadan: A National Imperative
‘India has great potential in the area of shipbuilding, and this must be pursued as part of the ‘Make in India initiative’ Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India Shipbuilding and […]
Successful Power up of the Spanish Navy S-81 Submarine: One Step Closer to Delivery
Navantia has successfully carried out the power-up activity tests to the S-81 “Isaac Peral” submarine. The S-81 is the first of four S-80P class submarines under construction for the […]
Flying into Action with the Block III Super Hornet
Pilots swear by it, ground crews love working on it and naval commanders consider it one of the most capable assets at their disposal. Did you know that the […]