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chinese8107:
可以，不过我不是时常在线，建议你可以先用google翻译一部分，大概意思不会错，剩下的我可以帮你看看。

好，谢谢。你还有我的邮件吗？我想发你一些文章帮我翻译。我要你的邮件so that i can send it to you via that medium

nemesis4u:
IAF SU30K in america during red flag ex.

beauty sexy beast

nemesis4u:
it seems PAKFA program suffered a data breach , test data relating to PAKFA has been stolen and sold ,

anyways the person who did this has been caught

when the aircraft never even reach full IOC.

I suspect the chinese

giles14:
when the aircraft never even reach full IOC.

I suspect the chinese

dont know ,
but the guy who snitched worked in the fuel system section , so chances r high damage is pretty limited, most probably a case of industrial espionage

Mi-8AMTSh in SIGNIT Role

Russian Military chooses SR-10 as new Initial Jet Trainer

Kh-101 ALCM and Tu-95MS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ4enjehMB8

Two New Low Level Radar for RuAF

really ?

mast mounted radars only for low level is a understatement

Japanese Type 16 MCV

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nemesis4u:
Two New Low Level Radar for RuAF

really ?

mast mounted radars only for low level is a understatement

Can I have one in my backyard

AMG series.

nemesis4u:
Japanese Type 16 MCV

nice

6th 2400T OPV delivered to Coast Guard by GSL, it concludes OPV Project ahead of time schedule and this feat deserves a Nobel prize

during exercise in russia

cobra

India to see two moon missions by March​

India is all set to send two separate spacecrafts to the moon within the next five months, both of which will aim to land on the lunar surface and will carry precious payloads of rovers for exploration.

While one spacecraft will be the Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO) own Chandrayaan-2, the other will be from India's first private moonshot Team Indus which is competing in the Google LunarXPrize challenge.

Both the spacecrafts will ride on ISRO's launchers - the smaller Team Indus spacecraft will be launched on the workhorse PSLV, while the Chandrayaan-2 will be launched on the larger GSLV Mk II.

"In Chandrayaan-2, the orbiter is currently getting integrated at ISAC (ISRO Satellite Centre) Bangalore. The lander, rover and various instruments and the systems are undergoing tests. By the first quarter of next year, we expect to put the orbiter, lander and rover into the lunar orbit," said A S Kiran Kumar, Chairman of ISRO, on Monday.

While ISRO doesn't have any deadlines for launch of the Chandrayaan-2, Team Indus if it wants to compete for the prize money in the XPrize competition, will need to complete its mission before March 31, 2017. This will include landing on the moon, traversing 500 metres using the rover onboard and beaming back high quality images and videos to Earth.

Team Indus had earlier been offered a slot to launch its spacecraft on December 28, with the firm planning a touchdown on the lunar surface on January 26, 2017. However, the launch timeline has been pushed forward, given the recent failure of ISRO's PSLV-C39 rocket which failed to implant the IRNSS-1H navigational satellite into its orbit.

The space agency has also lined up the launch of a satellite from the Cartosat-2 series which will happen sometime in the second half of December. It is expected that between the launch of the Cartosat and Chandrayaan-2, Team Indus will be given an opportunity to launch sometime in January or February next year.

The removal of the deadline of December 31 for teams to launch their spacecraft by the Google LunarXPrize committee will mean Team Indus will still remain in the running for the prize money. Rahul Narayan, founder of Team Indus told Business Standard that the company was in discussions with ISRO to figure out a new launch date.

While both ISRO and Team Indus' spacecrafts will travel to the moon, their configurations are widely different. The Chandrayaan-2 will use an orbiter which will orbit the moon, and from which a lander carrying a rover will descend. Team Indus' spacecraft will double as the lander and is far lighter at 600 kilogram (at takeoff) compared to 2,650 kilogram Chandrayaan-2.

pic of Chandrayaan-2 rover is a earlier prototype

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VJaHhBNx2U

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmekbpAJKw8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmcAdI9cb9A

ISRO developing Critical Technologies for Indian Human Spaceflight Project

The objective of Human Spaceflight Programme is to undertake a human spaceflight mission to carry a crew of two to Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and return them safely to a predefined destination on earth. The programme is proposed to be implemented in phases. Critical technologies that are needed to undertake human spaceflight are Crew Module (CM) System, Crew Escape System (CES) and Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS). The crew module was successfully flight tested in the GSLV MkIII-X / CARE mission in December 2014.

The performance demonstration test of Crew Escape System (CES) has been planned through Pad Abort Test (PAT) flight. PAT flight demonstrates the capability of CES to execute a ground based abort in case of an exigency at launch pad. In PAT flight, the test article (consisting of CM and CES) with a height of 14 m and lift-off mass of 12.5 t, is propelled at an acceleration of 10 g with the help of quick acting solid motors. Upon reaching a safe altitude and range, the crew module separates and safely lands in sea with the help of parachute based deceleration system. To enable quick acting, special purpose solid motors with high-burn rate propellant (being developed for the first time) and special features like reverse flow multiple nozzles and canted nozzles with scarffing have been designed and realised. Proof pressure test and propellant casting for motors have been completed. Facilities for vertical testing of solid motors and launch pedestal for PAT flight are being realised at SDSC. Wind tunnel tests for CES configurations have been completed. Crew Module (CM) structure required for CES test has been realised and successfully structural tested. The Pad Abort Test is expected to be completed by March 2017.

For demonstrating the Environment Control and Life Support System (ECLSS), integrated tests of Temperature & Humidity Control System (THCS) involving Air-Liquid Heat exchangers, Liquid-Liquid heat exchangers, pumps, space radiator, sensors and other accessories were successfully carried out. Preliminary ground based circuit for Cabin Pressure Control System (CPCS) was developed and realisation is in progress. A ground based Personal Hygiene Management System (PHMS) was configured and an engineering model has been realised.

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OCTOPUS

Indian Mudhoi hound.

They are mainly to be on guard and security duty in and along the borders .

They were highly-trained based on various levels like detecting mine and explosives, obedience, risk perception, periphery guarding and assault.


1. The Mudhoi Hound famously known as Caravan Hound, is known to have extremely good vision. They hunts by its sight and don’t depend on scent.

2. The feathered variety of the Mudhoi Hound is known as Karwani or Pashmi.

3. A task which would take a German Shepherd to complete in 90 seconds, a Mudhol Hound can complete it in 40 seconds.

4. They are sharp and can track enemy movements along the border, detect explosives and sniff weapons and drugs . They r handy in conducting search operations and infantry patrolling.

5. This Indian hound have good stamina, speed, endurance and agility.

6. They are lean and tall and have powerful jaws that gives a scissors bite.

7. They are known to be disease-resistant and can survive in harsh-tropical conditions mainly India. However, they do not tolerate extreme low temperatures.

After two consecutive failures, DRDO is gearing up for a fresh experimental trial of India’s first home-grown subsonic cruise missile Nirbhay with a hope that the weapon system this time will not let them down.

Once powered by a turbofan engine, Nirbhay will be tested using a turbojet engine for the first time. it is scheduled for the test next week

range is 1,000+ km

the last test failed becz of silly reasons , the vendor who manufactured the wing release mechanism had a fuuccking eureka moment

and decided to substitute the specified material of the mechanism with a recycled material , without authorization from the OEM

as a result the mechanism material suffered fatigue failure during test

geniasses of the first order

info on the 36 current rafales

they will be housed in 2 air bases - Ambala and hasimara

which will have the following

New Shelters of HAS type
New hangars
New Operating Surfaces
De-briefing room
Mission Simulator and Training small room
Main Simulator Training complex at Air force HQ

Present IAF Rafales will get

Interconnection with AFNET and Integrated Air Command and Control System (IACCS)
IACCS is an automated command and control system for Air Defence (AD) operations on which the whole network of SAM system including our indigenous BMD, S-450 MKI and Barak 8 based MRSAM and XRSAM complex , Spyder and Akash systems will be integrated.
The connectivity with AFNet will lead to integrating all ground-based and airborne sensors, AD weapon systems and C2 nodes with Rafale Sensor suite for a to and fro communication
This implies Rafale will be communicating with
IAF’s AWACS,
UAVs ,
Aerostat,
Other Fighters ,
Military and Communication satellite like GSAT 7A
Ground based assets - SAMs /BMDs & C4I command centers.
Targeting POD is Litening G4 pod on Rafale.
RWR (Radar Warning Receivers) and Low band Jammers included in the deal as a part fo additional measures

BEL Role + DRAL+ Other Indian MIC roles for Radar
RBE 2 AESA
Back end customized Indian software
Compatible to fire indigenous BVRAAMs
Certain more weapons option packs available under IAF is also planned to be included.
The weapon pack integration includes
Astra Mk1 and MK2 When available
Brahmos NG
Spice PGMs
NGARM ARM
SAAW PGM (Both Explosive and EMP types)
The weapons package also includes taking over the role of Nuclear Assets in Toss bomb and Air Launched Missile

SPECTRA
Beyond the threat library shared between India and France , addition of Indian specific libraries will be done locally as well
This includes the EM frequencies of Pa... and Ch.... based Assets (Airborne and Ground Based)
SPECTRA will also provide guidance to these integrated weapons packs

M88-4E Customised Engine
A special pack of ECO beyond French standards is applied for Indian Engines
It includes High altitude package and Hot weather desert package
Additional measures for dust and condensation has been incorporated.
Over a period of time a Safran M88 core powered Kaveri will be incorporated in the Rafale Fleet of IAF

above info is copy paste but i can vouch for some of the info , though not all

i think rafales will end up like the SU30MKI in terms of customization's , ownership and numbers

old SLR rifles 7.62x51mm being used in DMR roles

mr.kim getting mauled

hint to us/SK