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India's ballistic missile interceptor successfully
tested |
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July 2010
Balasore (Orissa). India has successfully
tested for the fourth consecutive time a
ballistic missile interceptor from a defence
base in Orissa as part of its endeavour
to create an impregnable shield against
incoming enemy missiles, defence sources
said.
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Precision, lethality and standoff a must for
missiles |
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July 2010
New Delhi. The Indian industry needs to
develop state-ofthe- art missiles with precision
and standoff capability, according to Chief
of Staff of the Indian Army, Gen V K Singh.
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Aegis – A Capability for Regional Security |
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February 2010
Washington. A well-known aphorism among
U.S. government observers is that Washington
D.C. is a city surrounded on all sides by
reality.
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Raytheon
unveils a new Anti-submarine weapon |
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February 2010
Dubai. Raytheon Company has been awarded
a $20.5 million Foreign Military Sales contract
for spares to support planned Patriot Configuration-3
system upgrades for the State of Kuwait.
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India
does not have an ICBM programme |
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February
2010
New Delhi. With the 3500-km Agni-III all
set for induction after three successful
trials, India is gearing up to test its
5,000-km range Agni-V nuclear tipped missile
in a year's time.
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Raytheon
Awarded $20 Million for Spares to Support
Upgraded Kuwait Patriot Radar Systems |
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November 2009
Dubai. Raytheon Company has been awarded
a $20.5 million Foreign Military Sales contract
for spares to support planned Patriot Configuration-3
system upgrades for the State of Kuwait.
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Three
Arab Nations Purchase Raytheon AMRAAM |
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November 2009
Dubai. The US government has executed separate
Letters of Offer and Acceptance with three
of its key allies to purchase Raytheon Company's
AIM-120C-7 Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air
Missile (AMRAAM).
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India’s
Missile Programme: Augmenting Firepower |
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October 2009
New Delhi . South Asia's feeble political
and strategic equations are reflected in
the volatility of its security arrangements.
The evolution of elements that have been
crucial towards galvanizing India's strategic
response crucially include its missile programme
as an unassailable part of that strategy.
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India’s
Strategic Trump BrahMos |
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July 2009
New Delhi. India’s rise to strategic prominence
in the Indian subcontinent has been well-matched
by the fluidity of its geo-political environment
and, consequently, makes for a strong case
for New Delhi to assume the role of a major
player in shaping the regional order.
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BrahMos
develops Block II for precision strike |
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April 2009
New Delhi. BrahMos Aerospace has developed
the Block II version of its supersonic BrahMos
missile to reduce clutter and home on to
specific targets.
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Indian
Scientists Successfully Intercept Ballistic
Missile |
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March 2009
New Delhi. Indian Scientist have successfully
intercepted a ballistic for the third time
in actual firing tests, promoting confidence
towards building an indigenous ballistic
missile shield beginning 2011.
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Boosting
the Efficiency of Missiles and Launch Vehicles
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January 2009
Bangalore. A team of multi disciplinary
researchers at the Bangalore-based Indian
Institute of Science (IISc) has devised
innovative, simple and cost effective techniques
to improve the efficiency and range of military
missiles and civilian space vehicles moving
at hypersonic five to six times the speed
of sound) speeds.
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India
test fires new Supersonic Missile |
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November 2008
New Delhi. India has successfully test-fired
a new supersonic surface-to-surface missile
(SSM), capable of hitting targets 600 km
away.
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Patriot:
Tried. Tested. Trusted. |
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July 2008
New Delhi. Raytheon, the leading US arms
technology company, is looking forward to
supplying the sophisticated Patriot Anti
Missile Missile System to a dozen countries,
including India.
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Akash
for IAF |
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May 2008
New Delhi. The Indian Air Force (IAF) has
finally decided to home on the indigenous
Akash Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) to protect
its airbases.
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