nemesis8u:
Proposed Soviet era SU41 fighter

It would have been a hell of a fighter

What in da...

nemesis8u:
Proposed Soviet era SU41 fighter

It would have been a hell of a fighter

Must've been the basis for the Su 47 which I thought was a clean sheet design.

nemesis8u:
Proposed Soviet era SU41 fighter

It would have been a hell of a fighter

How many vodkas did the designer drink!!

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Odunayaw:
How many vodkas did the designer drink!!

kikuyu1:


Must've been the basis for the Su 47 which I thought was a clean sheet design.

Yes

Forward swept wings r very good , but very difficult to implement . Cost is a huge factor due to the costly super alloys involved. Stress and strain on forward swept wings is multiple times more than in other wing configurations. If special alloys r not used the wings will come off even in normal maneuvers. Those exotic alloys r more expensive than gold due to low scale production.

The reason why no operational forward swept wing fighters exists.

Kalyani ultra light howitzer variant with conventional recoil system

BEL Light weight laser target designator

Bel Coastal surveillance system

Airforce flight level radar

Odunayaw:
How many vodkas did the designer drink!!

Not enough by today's standards

Indeed Su 47 is beautiful


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n76W0UwzbI

Demonstration of PCM ( penetration cum blast ) warhead

Demonstration of PCM ( penetration cum blast ) warhead of SAAW

LCA mk1 dumb bomb trials

algerian military forum forcesdz. com sent a team for ARMY 2019 International Military and Technical Forum .

A lot of pics .

Mig 29 smt
.

More pics here : https://forcesdz.com/viewtopic.php?f=73&t=2325

Astra MK1 range 80km
Smokeless solid fuel rocket propulsion

Astra MK2 range 120km
Smokeless solid fuel dual pulse rocket propulsion

Astra MK3 range ~250+ km ( estimated / speculation )
Solid fuel ducted ramjet propulsion

Pic 2/4 wind tunnel model / aerodynamic modelling of Astra mk2 , the 4 th one seems to be Astra mk2, while the former i believe is Akash NG . Not sure as of now.

IMAC and the IFC-IOR (Information Fusion Centre-Indi/an Ocean Region)

Challenges of lunar landing

SLR in DMR role in anti naxal ops

IN MIG29K

Wind tunnel model of a DRDO unidentified missile with lattice fins. Lattice fins r generally used where high AoA and high maneuverability is required.

It is air launched , but whether air to air or air to ground is unknown , though the latter is more plausible given the visible width to length ratio. Not sure though

Algerian1:
algerian military forum forcesdz. com sent a team for ARMY 2019 International Military and Technical Forum .

A lot of pics .

Mig 29 smt
.

More pics here : https://forcesdz.com/viewtopic.php?f=73&t=2325

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nemesis8u:


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Yes the thread reserved for the coverage of the event is reserved for the members . They changed the politic of the forum last year . You need to register to see pics less than a year

i will try to share some pics fom there .

There also a thread for indian army . https://forcesdz.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=187

And for nigerian army too https://forcesdz.com/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=387

Army-2019. Russian soldiers during the crossing of the water barrier. Note the exoskeletons.

Rudra

Algerian1:
algerian military forum forcesdz. com sent a team for ARMY 2019 International Military and Technical Forum .

A lot of pics .

Mig 29 smt
.

More pics here : https://forcesdz.com/viewtopic.php?f=73&t=2325

One of the difference when compared with the IAF mig 29 upg is the presence of the self protection jammer on the right vertical tail ( small rectangular box )

Kopyo radar of MIG 21 bison

bidexiii:
Army-2019. Russian soldiers during the crossing of the water barrier. Note the exoskeletons.

the exoskeleton is great but that typhoon mrap turns me on whenever I see it.
the Russian are gradually coming to shape.

bidexiii:
Army-2019. Russian soldiers during the crossing of the water barrier. Note the exoskeletons.

is that exoskeletons or the RATNIK individual soldier system?

lionel4power:
is that exoskeletons or the RATNIK individual soldier system?

It is a passive exoskeleton , similar is used in some industrial works.

It's simple as it redistributes the load on the body

The machine gunner is the one wearing it , as far as I can tell

Japanese F3 stealth fighter sanctioned for development.

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