Testing of indigenous air-to-air missile platforms by the Indian Air Force aims to reduce reliance on imports.
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Updated Aug 29
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Testing of indigenous air-to-air missile platforms by the Indian Air Force aims to reduce reliance on imports.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Indigenous Astra missile development continues with Mk-1 integration into Indian fighter platforms and ongoing trials for Mk-2 AESA seekers.Sub-event
- Rajnath Singh approved technology transfer for Nag anti-tank guided missiles, enabling India to build air-to-air capability using Astra technology.Sub-event
- The Indian Air Force ordered Khagantak-243 munitions from BEL, supporting India's defense innovation efforts.Sub-event
IAF testing indigenous air-to-air missiles to reduce import reliance.1 source
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Indian Air Force
Aerial service branch of the Indian Armed Forces
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