The blow of the four elements: how the Russian-Indian rocket became universal

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For the first time in the world stories created universal rocket weaponwhich is applied from air, surface, underwater and land carriers.

The blow of the four elements: how the Russian-Indian rocket became universal




The first fire test of the BrahMos-A cruise missile, representing the air-to-surface variant of the shock complex developed by the Russian-Indian joint venture BrahMos Aerospace, is of great symbolic and practical significance. For the first time in world history, a universal rocket weapon has been created, which is used from air, surface, submarine and land carriers and at the same time has a high supersonic flight speed, which makes it possible to successfully overcome the air defense of a high-tech adversary. How the Russian and Indian designers managed to do this and what the future holds for the project, says the website of the TV channel Zvezda.

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  1. 0
    29 November 2017 05: 58
    ... after all, they didn’t go as they should in the air, from airplanes ... but now it seems that problems with this have been resolved ...
    1. +1
      29 November 2017 06: 20
      Based on their performance characteristics, the rocket is good, but without breakthrough technologies. Rather, BrahMos is interesting as a successful collaboration with an eye on the project of creating a lightweight stealth aircraft of the 5th generation FGFA (Fifth Generation Fighter Aircraft). Necessary India and Russia
      1. 0
        29 November 2017 11: 01
        Quote: Chertt
        BrahMos is interesting as a successful collaboration

        your money, ideas of the USSR feel
    2. 0
      29 November 2017 08: 54
      I wonder who invested whom, or invested in a percentage ratio?
  2. 0
    29 November 2017 10: 55
    Another nail on the deck of an aircraft carrier wassat
  3. ZVO
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    1 December 2017 13: 45
    And why the first in the world?
    Wouldn't the same Harpoon be / is initially multi-positional?
    The author is just a little silly.
    He does not know the history of weapons at all.
    RGM-84 - surface ships / coastal units, UGM-84 - submarines;
    AGM-84 - Air.
    Harpoon can also be used on ground targets.

    It’s the same with axes.