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India approves development of the 5ª generation 'AMCA' fighter

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 03/07/2024 - 20:03in Military

In a significant move, the Indian Cabinet Security Committee approved the fifth-generation Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) poaching project to be executed by the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO).

With an estimated cost of approximately US$ 2 billion, the project will be carried out by the Aeronautical Development Agency of the Defense Research and Development Organization. The goal is to develop poaching and its associated technologies in collaboration with several public and private sector entities. The plan includes the construction of approximately five prototypes within a period of about five years.

According to sources, the project will involve the production of the prototype by industry players, including the public sector company Hindustan Aeronautics Limited.

AMCA ??

As CCS Chaired by PM Modi Clears India Stealth Fighter Jet Program. The total Program cost would be Rs 15,000 Cr & total 5 Prototype will be built in 5 Years with first Proto Roll out in 3 Year

All the Tech required for it already built & devloped.

— Vivek Singh (@VivekSi85847001) March 7, 2024

The government has actively sought the development of national technologies in the defense sector.

The Ministry of Defense predicts that the fifth-generation aircraft project will create numerous employment opportunities and may result in substantial commercial contracts worth millions of dollars for Indian companies. This initiative is expected to generate large-scale employment opportunities.

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Indian Air Force has significantly strengthened its support for Indian fighter aircraft projects. This is evidenced by the government's acquisition of more than 200 light combat aircraft and the approval of engines for the LCA Mark-2 project.

The introduction of the AMCA into operational functions is expected to begin after 2030. The two initial squads are planned to be equipped with GE-414 engines, while discussions are underway for the co-development of more powerful engines for the subsequent squads.

India is expected to introduce more than 200 of these advanced fifth-generation fighters, which will also contribute to the country's ability to develop future generations of jet fighters in the domestic market.

Source: ANI

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India's first hypervelocity expansion tunnel test facility has been developed by IIT Kanpur

- India's first hypervelocity expansion tunnel test facility has been developed by IIT Kanpur. - The Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IITK) successfully established India's first hypervelocity expansion tunnel test facility. - It is a major milestone for India, only a few countries have advanced hypersonic testing capability. - This facility can simulate the hypersonic circumstances seen during atmospheric entry by producing flight speeds between 3 and 10 km/s. - This S2 facility is 24 meters long. It was indigenously designed and developed in three years. This facility is commonly called ‘Jigarthanda'. - The funding and support for this facility were provided by the Aeronautical Research and Development Board, and the Department of Science and Technology. - This will be very crucial for ongoing missions of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) including Gaganyaan, RLV (Reusable Launch Vehicle), and hypersonic cruise missiles. - With this facility, India will be in a better position to develop advanced hypersonic technologies and systems. Read the full article

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Missile Defense System Market Size, Share, Industry Report 2022-2028: Ken Research

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Stand-off weaponry, bombers, helicopters, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and combat aircraft are all attacked with missile defense systems. Systems for missile defense are made to deal with aerial threats over a variety of lengths, from short to extend to long. Additionally, countries are raising their military budgets in response to escalating geopolitical tensions and worries about terrorism, which is driving up spending on missile defense systems along land and marine borders. This is expected to be the main factor driving the market's expansion over the forecast timeframe.

According to Ken Research Analysis, the Global Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Market was valued at ~US$ 20 billion in 2017. The market for Missiles and Missile Defense Systems will be driven by government spending on missiles and missile defense systems across national land and water borders is being driven by rising military budgets in response to rising geopolitical tensions among various countries and fears about terrorism.

It is estimated to be ~US$ 26 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach a market size of ~US$ 40 billion by 2028 growing at a CAGR of ~7% during 2022-2028.

Governments are boosting their military spending as a result of escalating geopolitical tensions and worries about terrorism, which is leading to significant investments in missile defense systems (and accompanying missiles) across its land and water borders.

Government agencies and the private sector are collaborating to develop hypersonic missiles and missile defense systems that are technologically cutting edge. The application of artificial intelligence to missile systems is anticipated to hasten the market's future growth.

The rising expenses of creating missile defense systems and worldwide ambitions to transport such systems and weapons across other nations are the two most important variables that could restrain the market's expansion.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the implementation of lockdown by governments, major Missiles and Missile Defense Systems manufacturing companies were partially or completely shut down and were unable to sort operations while working remotely as the area requires the on-site presence of an expert workforce.

Key Trends by Market Segment

By Range - The Short (Up to 1,000 kms) segment dominated the market in 202. It is employed in regional conflicts in the past and in the future because of the close proximity of some nations, as well as its affordability and simplicity of configuration.

The need for short-range missiles to protect against close, short-range threats from adversary attacks has been fueled by military conflicts involving numerous nations.

In January 2022, the Indian navy, in partnership with the DRDO, successfully tested the Vertical Launch Short Range Surface to Air Missile (VL-SRSAM), which will be outfitted with Indian naval warships.

By Missile Type - The Anti-Aircraft Missiles segment is expected to be the fastest growing market during the forecast period owing to the adoption of the anti-aircraft missile by various countries worldwide.

Anti-aircraft missiles are guided weapons intended to harm or kill airplanes and include surface-to-air missiles, air-to-air missiles, and subsurface-to-air missiles.

In June 2022, Germany promised to provide Ukraine with cutting-edge anti-aircraft systems.

By Missile Defence system – The Surface-To-Surface Missiles segment accounted for the highest market share in 2021 in the Global Missile And Missile Defense System Market.

The growth is primarily due to Surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) of any type can be launched from the ground using missile launchers to combat incoming enemy missiles.

In December 22, 2021, the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO), India successfully carried out the first flight test of the home-grown surface-to-surface missile "Pralay" from Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam Island off the coast of Odisha, India.

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By Geography: North America accounted for the largest market share among all regions in 2021 owing to the rise in investments for defense and military systems in USA.

According to the U.S. Missile Defense Agency (MDA), in November 2020 a Standard Missile 3 (SM-3) Block IIA interceptor successfully destroyed an intercontinental-range ballistic missile (ICBM) target in a test for the first time. The SM-3 Block IIA is now the second American interceptor type to demonstrate this capability, a significant accomplishment. The effects for future weapons control and geopolitical stability are grave.

Major companies such as Boeing, General Electric, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Northrop Grumman, and many more are based in USA

Competitive Landscape

The Global Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Market are fragmented with ~260 players which include globally diversified players, regional players as well as a large number of country-niche players each with their niche in Missiles and Missile Defense Systems. Large global players represent the largest number ~50% of competitors, while country niche players constitute ~20% of competitors. Enhancing defenses against drones is a priority for the industry players related to the field. Government agencies and business entities are working together to develop technologically advanced missiles and missile defense systems, such as hypersonic missiles. Some of the major players in the market include MBDA Inc., BAE Systems., Boeing, General Electric, Lockheed Martin Corporation., Northrop Grumman, Kongsberg, Bharat Dynamics Limited, L3Harris Technologies, Inc., Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd, and others.

Recent Developments Related to Major Players

In July 2022, L3Harris Technologies has been awarded a contract to build the Tranche 1 Tracking Layer satellite programme for the Space Development Agency (SDA), which will serve as "eyes in the sky" detecting, identifying, and tracking advanced missile threats. The contract could be worth US$700 million in total.

In March 2019, the United States Army awarded a US$713 million contract to Northrop Grumman Corporation for the production of an Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD) Battle Command System (IBCS) for the first phase of Poland's WISA air and defense program.

Key Topics Covered in the Report

Snapshot of Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Market

Industry Value Chain and Ecosystem Analysis

Market size and Segmentation of the Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Market

Historic Growth of the Overall Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Market and Segments

Competition Scenario of the Market and Key Developments of Competitors

Porter’s 5 Forces Analysis of the Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Market Industry

Overview, Disorder Offerings, and Strengths & Weaknesses of Key Competitors

COVID-19 Impact on the Overall Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Market

Future Market Forecast and Growth Rates of the Total Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Market and by Segments

Market Size of Segments with Historical CAGR and Future Forecasts

Analysis of the Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Market in Global Regions

Major Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Type/Supply and Consumption/Demand Hubs in the Region

Region-wise Historic and Future Market Growth Rates of the Total Market and Segments

Overview of Notable Emerging Competitor Companies within the Region

Notable Key Players Mentioned in the Report

MBDA Inc.

BAE Systems.

Boeing

General Electric

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Northrop Grumman

Kongsberg

Bharat Dynamics Limited

L3Harris Technologies, Inc.

Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd

Notable Emerging Companies Mentioned in the Report

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Key Target Audience – Organizations and Entities Who Can be benefited by Subscribing This Report

Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Manufacturers

Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Product Assemblers

Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Component suppliers

Raw Material Suppliers for Missiles and Missile Defense Systems

Potential Investors in Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Companies

Value Added Resellers

Industrial OEMs of Missiles and Missile Defense Systems

Industrial Guidance Mechanism Solutions Providers

Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Companies

Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Industry Associations

Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Research Groups

Ministries of Arms and Defense

Time Period Captured in the Report

Historical Period: 2017-2021

Forecast Period: 2022E-2028F

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Global Missiles and Missile Defense Systems Market: Ken Research

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DRDO has successfully demonstrated the Hypersonic air-breathing scramjet technology with the flight test of Hypersonic Technology Demonstration Vehicle (HSTDV) on 07 Sept 2020 from Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Launch Complex at Wheeler Island, off the coast of Odisha. #drdo #hypersonic #iaf_in_ia #missile #jaguar #bhartiyavayusena #militaryaviation #HAL #airborne #rotating #su30mki #iaf #pilotsofinstagram #instapic #mirage2000h #fighterpilots #avgeeks #instaaviators #instaaviation #airdominance #airsuperiority #indiannavy #indianarmy #pictureoftheday #shotoftheday #indianairforce #groundattack #aviationphotography #rafale #tbt (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFEG92NB82b/?igshid=1x6w7fq2abbf0

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“Very Few Countries Have Such Capability”: PM On Hypersonic Test Vehicle PM Narendra Modi congratulated the DRDO after the test of the HSTDV New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today congratulated the country's top military growth engine DRDO for the first successful test of a Hypersonic Technology Demonstration Vehicle or HSTDV.

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India eyes hypersonic cruise missile with domestically-made scramjet engine

New Delhi (Sputnik) Sep 08, 2020 After successfully demonstrating an anti-satellite missile last year, Narendra Modi's government has given the green light to the maiden test flight of a prototype of the Hypersonic Technology Demonstrator Vehicle. The state-owned Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) developed the prototype for the test a few years ago. India's state-funded DRDO has flight tested the Hypers Full article>>

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India will develop national EFSA radar for its Su-30MKI fleet

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 09/12/2022 - 14:00in Military

The Defense Research and Development Organization of India (DRDO) will develop a national active electronic scanning radar (AESA) for the Su-30MKI aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF).

The state-owned DRDO Electronics and Radar Development Establishment will develop an expanded version of the Uttam radar for the Russian-der hunt in three to four years, wrote the Delhi Defense Review agency, citing sources, adding that flight tests will begin in two years.

DRDO and the Indian Air Force will jointly finance the project, and the latter will provide most of the funding. The IAF gave the green light to the project after evaluating the progress and performance of Uttam.

The service will lend some Su-30 MKIs for the "development, integration, flight testing and certification of the radar," wrote the Delhi Defense Review.

The new version of the radar will have additional transmission and reception modules and a larger power supply, providing improved tracking and search range, Indian Defense Research Wing reported.

The aircraft will also be equipped with a more powerful national flight control, allowing the integration of cruise and air-surface hypersonic missiles.

Meanwhile, DRDO has completed the transfer of technology from Uttam to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited for production. The radar will be integrated into the country's national Mk1A Texas fighter, scheduled to enter service in 2024.

A fire control radar derived from Uttam is also being developed for the Mk1A Tejas and the future Mk2 and Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft Tejas fighters, wrote the Delhi Defense Review.

Source: The Defense Post

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Hypersonic challenge: India should look at BrahMos missile for collaboration model

Hypersonic challenge: India should look at BrahMos missile for collaboration model

File Photo: Hypersonic Technology Development Vehicle of DRDO. (Editor’s Note: The views are that of the author’s. For the writer’s other interests, read the credit line at the end of the article.) By Lt Gen Prakash Katoch. The United States identifies Russia as its top adversary. On Jul. 19, 2021, the Russian frigate ‘Admiral Gorshkov’, sailing in the White Sea, fired a Zircon cruise missile…

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DRDO has started development of 2 Hypersonic weapon systems using technologies developed & tested for Hypersonic Technology Demonstrator Vehicle (HSTDV) 1. Land Launched Long Range Hypersonic Cruise Missile 2. Air Launched Long Range Hypersonic Cruise Missile Refer infographic https://t.co/pHDOBRCxGB

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SMART Torpedo #upsc #prelims #mains #defense #scienceandtechnology

SMART Torpedo #upsc #prelims #mains #defense #scienceandtechnology Why in News The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) conducted a successful flight test of the Supersonic Missile Assisted Release of Torpedo (SMART) from Wheeler Island off the coast of Odisha. This follows the successful test firing of indigenously developed nuclear capable hypersonic missile ‘Shaurya’.In…

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India to carry out multiple launches of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles by month-end

NEW DELHI: Amid the ongoing tensions with China, India is all set to showcase the massive firepower of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile by the month-end. The three defence forces would carry out multiple firings of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) developed missile system in the Indian Ocean Region in the last week of this month. The BrahMos supersonic cruise missile is the world’s fastest operational system in its class and recently DRDO has extended the range of the missile system from the existing 298 km to around 450 km. The defence services are scheduled to carry out multiple test-firings of the BrahMos in the last week of November against different targets in the Indian Ocean Region. The tests would help the defence services to further improve the performance of the missile system, government sources told ANI. In the last two months, DRDO has been successful in testing both new and existing missile systems including the Shaurya missile system which can hit targets at over 800 km and technology demonstration vehicles for hypersonic missile technology. Recently, the Indian Air Force had flown its Sukhoi-30 aircraft from the Halwara air base in Punjab and launched the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile at an old warship acting as its target in the Bay of Bengal area. The air-launched version of the missile has been used to equip a squadron of the Air Force in Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu. The BrahMos-equipped aircraft from the squadron were also deployed close to the Northern borders soon after the conflict with China had started and 20 Indian soldiers lost their lives in the Galwan valley in a clash with the Chinese Army. Last month, the Indian Navy had also carried out the test firing of the Brahmos missile from its warship INS Chennai to showcase its capability to strike targets at ranges more than 400 km in high seas. India is also working on finding export markets for the supersonic cruise missile which has been indigenised to a large extent by the DRDO under its project PJ 10. After the launch of the joint venture between India and Russia in the late 90s, the Brahmos supersonic cruise missile has become a potent weapon for the all three armed forces which are using them for different roles in different trains.

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After ASAT test, India inches closer to developing hypersonic cruise missile

New Delhi (Sputnik) Jun 13, 2019 In a significant development, India's state-funded Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) has conducted its first test of the Hypersonic Technology Demonstrator Vehicle (HSTDV) that will pave the way for the development of a hypersonic cruise missile which will have a speed of over Mach 6.5. It will have multiple civilian applications, including the launching of low-cost satellit Full article

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India successfully test-fires new version of nuclear-capable Shaurya missile

India on Saturday successfully test-fired a new version of Shaurya surface-to-surface nuclear-capable ballistic missile which can hit targets at around 800 km range.

The Missile will complement the existing class of missile system and will be lighter and easier to operate, the Government sources said.

The new version of the missile was test-fired successfully and would be inducted in the strategic forces to complement one of the existing missiles in the same class, top government sources told the news agency ANI.

The sources further said that the new version of the missile moves at hypersonic speeds during the last phase while moving close to its target.

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has been working hard to complete total self-reliance in the field of strategic missiles.

It has also enhanced its efforts after the call of Aatmanirbhar Bharat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the defense sector earlier this year.

Earlier, India successfully testfired the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, the potential of hitting targets at over 400 km strike range which is at least more than 100 km from the previous capability of the mission.