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India-Pakistan
India surface-to-air missile testing now 3 for 3
2007-12-16
India Saturday successfully test fired surface-to-air nuclear capable 'Akash' missile from a defence base in the Eastern Indian state of Orissa for the third consecutive day.

The indigenously developed missile was test fired from a mobile launcher at the Integrated Test Range at Chandipur on sea in Orissa today, news agency Indo Asian News Service reported, quoting a source in the Indian Defence Ministry.

The missile uses the integrated two-stage RAMJET propulsion technology to carry a maximum 50 kg payload, the news agency said. The missile weighs 650 kg and has a range of 25 km.
Posted by:Seafarious

#3  STRATEGYPAGE > STRATEGIC WEAPONS - INDIA THREATENS EASTERN EUROPE, plus Russia + Israel + Japan + Italy [points east], vv new AGNI IV - StratPage unsure of what India intends ; + THE GREAT BILLION-DOLLAR BLUEPRINT MYSTERY. The ADMIRAL GORSHKOV carrier row btwn India and Russ - Russ demands more $$$ from India while mysteriously "losing" the Gorshkov design blueprints.
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2007-12-16 21:40  

#2  Compare RIAN > RUSSIA's top military Commnader argued that any US anti-missle/BMD-GMD launch from Europe may provoke a Russian intercontinental ballistic missle strike from Russ strategic forces. Cdr also claims that, unfortunately, his counterparts at the US Pentagon still see direct military confrontation vv Russia as relevant, and that US GMD in Czech-Poland is A DESTABILIZING FACTOR for Europe and is aimed at improving/altering the security situation in Central Europe to Russ detriment, NOT as agz any threat from "rogue states/regimes".

ALSO, DEBKA > ISRAEL's ARROW system is capable of successfully targeting, destroying any LR Iranian missle from inside Iran shortly after latter's launch???
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2007-12-16 21:17  

#1  surface-to-air nuclear capable...a maximum 50 kg payload

ha?
Posted by: g(r)omgoru   2007-12-16 20:58  

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