ऐसा क्या है इसमें, सब कर रहा है पसंद, F-35 Exploding
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2024
- ऐसा क्या है इसमें, सब कर रहा है पसंद, F-35 Exploding
The year 2024 saw the Indian Air Force (IAF) flexing its muscles with mega wargames. The possibility of the US Air Force’s F-35 fighter jet taking part in the impending multi-national drills ‘Tarang Shakti’ has once highlighted the capability gap in the IAF’s fleet, which is without a 5th-generation aircraft.
If F-35A takes part in Tarang Shakti, it will be the second time that the Lightning II will be soaring in Indian skies. The F-35A Lightning II debuted in India during the Aero-India 2023.
The US has also been canvassing to sell its best F-16 Fighting Falcon, the F-21, to India. The US has underscored the F-21 as the first step towards getting F-35 fighter jets. But the question remains: Will India take the bait?
The permutation and combination that have been used to achieve the IAF’s desired capability have also seen the Indian government give a green light to the proposal to design and manufacture India’s indigenous 5th-generation fighter aircraft, Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA).
The Cabinet Committee on Security, headed by the Prime Minister, allocated Rupees 15,000 crore ($2B) for the design of the prototype, which is expected to be powered by indigenous jet engines with a capacity of 110 kN.
The IAF, which is down to 31 squadrons against the required strength of 42 squadrons of fighter jets, has underscored the urgent need for modern fighter platforms at every possible opportunity. It has even floated the tender to purchase 114 Medium Multi-Role Fighter Aircraft (MRFA) that are awaiting Acceptance of Necessity from the Indian Defence Ministry sitting in South Block.
The American F-21, specially configured by Lockheed Martin for the IAF, is also in the fray for the MRFA deal, along with the F-15E, Gripen-E, and Su-35. Lockheed Martin, the world’s biggest defense contractor, has partnered with India’s leading industrial house, Tata, to manufacture F-21s in India. The move is aimed at meeting the requirements of the Indian Government, which seeks to strengthen the Indian aerospace industry.
Points In Favour Of F-21 - The ‘Made-in-India’ F-16
The fact remains that it would take at least 6 to 8 years for the IAF to add the jets to its fleet after getting the government’s nod. This is the same amount of time that the Indian aerospace makers claim will take Tejas Mk-2 to get ready for induction.
Former Vice Chief of IAF Air Marshal Anil Khosla told the EurAsian Times that while the indigenous Tejas are easy to make, “there is a requirement for new-generation multi-role aircraft to maintain a balanced force (until the domestic Tejas Mk II and Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft is ready).”
“MRFA aircraft need to be procured (maybe in the next installment of defense spending). These should be procured in phases (maybe two to three squadrons at a time. This would spread the expenditure over some time, and we would get later and better technology and features,” Khosla added.
The F-21 is a variant of the F-16 Block 70, and its IAF-specific features were also unveiled at Aero-India 2023. The sales pitch included an advanced APG-83 Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar, which has detection ranges nearly double those of previous mechanically scanned array radars and the ability to track and attack more targets with higher precision.
Besides, the F-21 will have Triple Missile Launcher Adapters (TMLAs) that allow it to carry 40 percent more air-to-air than previous F-16 designs.
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अभी तेजस बना ही है तो amca तुरंत कैसे बन जाएंगे।
Amka 2050 sal ayega
2032 se 2035 tak aayega
EXPLOD keya hai. iska matlab hai fat ja na. Title dekhkar mujhe laga ki f35 fat ja raha hai. Par video me ye sabd ko thik se use nehi kiya hua hai
Congress ko vote dene valo ab 20 sal wait karo😡😡😡
It is not an expensive plane. It costs $80 million. Its per hour flight cost is nearly comparable to 4G planes. Rafale is costlier than F-35 in everything.
Jab F35 Itna pawar full hai To India q nai leta
S-400 karida isliyey.
Why not india purchase F35. We shpuld purchase 2 squadron of F35.
India cannot think independently. It tries to appease everyone and that is why it ends up buying planes from different countries.
Hi,
Many airforces who have purchases f 35 are not happy and satisfied with its performance as stated by fighter pilots of us airforce,us navy,us marines,uk i e. royal air force,uki.e. royal navy,japanese air force,south korean aie force,royal australian air force.
There are too many problems when operating f 35 when speaking to these fighter pilots.
This is correction to previous comments on f35.
F35 cannot perform many missions which rafales,eurofighters,sukhois can perform.
Thanks,
Rajesh
That is a bunch of nonsense. It is the best and cost effective plane out there. In fact, in some scenerios, it is the only plane that can operate in those scenerios.
अमेरिका शर्ते लगाकर हथियार देता। किन देश के खिलाफ नही यूज कर सकते है यह अमेरिका तय करता है।
Agar aisa hota tow Israel Rafa pay attack nahi karta. Zhoot bolnay ki bhi haad hoti hai.
Kuch bhi 😂
Even us doesn't use it much because of its high operating cost they rely more on f22 raptor
US is buying 1700 F-35s. You are just making up things. It is the best and most advanced plane ever made. It is even better than F-22 in many things.
Hi,
F35 is a costly jet.It is very expensive to maintain.
If purchased it can be used as per terms and conditions of US.
Many airforces who have purchased F35 are to satisfied with its performance.
It is costly to maintain.
True 5th generation aircraft is F22 not F35.
America does not export F22.
F35 has many software problems.
Thanks,
Rajesh
LoL uncle you are living in 2015 Israel, Denmark, Japan, South Korea Australia aur uk use kr rhe hai unko koi dikkat nahi aayi yeh 2015 ki dikkate thi software ki joh ab bahut Kam ho gyi
AMKA kab ayega.?
Production 2032 -2035 tak suru hoga
@@_fauji_AIRFORCE_WALA US will be flying 6th generation then and AMCA of 2030s will be less capable than F-35 of today.