New Shaurya TEL

Looks like they r operational contrary to open source reports.

Good for taking out hardened underground complexes due to its 1 ton payload and 7.5 Mach hypersonic terminal speed at near vertical dive.

Brahmos command post

And brahmos production facility

launcher for the Nirbhay ground launched cruise missile

prototype i guess , production version will be different

drdo aerostat

guess what this non descriptive truck contains

Iraqi Army Aviation CH-4 UAV unit.

the stealth drone Tian Ying (天鹰) designed by CASIC 3th, a subsidiary of the CASIC Group and specialized in the design of cruise missiles, has carried out 3 flights Recently.

J-20

CHINA CAC Cloud Shadow UAV

nemesis4u:
guess what this non descriptive truck contains

Judging by the number and type of wheels it is a "camel transporter" for my favourite unit! one of these can transport an entire herd at a time!

nemesis4u:
guess what this non descriptive truck contains

naked models?

Russian spetsnaz in Syria. Steyr SSG 08 sniper rifle & suppressed AK-74M with EOTech G23 or similar & front mounted Infratekh/InfraTech IT-315/615 ТN thermal imager.

nemesis4u:
guess what this non descriptive truck contains

Reminds me of this:

nemesis4u:
guess what this non descriptive truck contains

ICBM

China's long-range phased array warning system

Russian military contractors reportedly tried to test the US military in Syria — but they got whooped

https://amp.businessinsider.com/russia-mercenaries-testing-us-lost-300-troops-reports-2018-2

A source close to Wagner, the Russian military contracting firm, told Reuters that most of the troops were Russian contractors and that they advanced into a zone designated as neutral under a deal between the Russian military and the US-led coalition against the terrorist group ISIS.

The troops reportedly sought to find out how the US would react to the encroachment into that zone.

Forces operating Russian-made T-55 and T-72 tanks fired 20 to 30 tank rounds within 500 feet of the SDF base, which held some US troops, said Dana White, the Pentagon press secretary, according to the executive editor of Defense One.

The US-led coalition responded with "AC-130 gunships, F-15s, F-22s, Army Apache helicopter gunships, and Marine Corps artillery," according to Lucas Tomlinson, a Fox News reporter. CNN also reported that Himars and MQ-9 drones were used in the attack.

"First of all, the bombers attacked, and then they cleaned up using Apaches," attack helicopters, Yevgeny Shabayev, a Cossack paramilitary leader with ties to Russia's military contractors, told Reuters.

The Reuters report cites an unnamed source as describing Bloomberg's report that 300 Russians died as "broadly correct."

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BruncleZuma:
Russian military contractors reportedly tried to test the US military in Syria — but they got whooped

https://amp.businessinsider.com/russia-mercenaries-testing-us-lost-300-troops-reports-2018-2

A source close to Wagner, the Russian military contracting firm, told Reuters that most of the troops were Russian contractors and that they advanced into a zone designated as neutral under a deal between the Russian military and the US-led coalition against the terrorist group ISIS.

The troops reportedly sought to find out how the US would react to the encroachment into that zone.

Forces operating Russian-made T-55 and T-72 tanks fired 20 to 30 tank rounds within 500 feet of the SDF base, which held some US troops, said Dana White, the Pentagon press secretary, according to the executive editor of Defense One.

The US-led coalition responded with "AC-130 gunships, F-15s, F-22s, Army Apache helicopter gunships, and Marine Corps artillery," according to Lucas Tomlinson, a Fox News reporter. CNN also reported that Himars and MQ-9 drones were used in the attack.

"First of all, the bombers attacked, and then they cleaned up using Apaches," attack helicopters, Yevgeny Shabayev, a Cossack paramilitary leader with ties to Russia's military contractors, told Reuters.

The Reuters report cites an unnamed source as describing Bloomberg's report that 300 Russians died as "broadly correct."

Lol.... the Americans probably thought it was the start of WWIII

they responded 'massively'

nemesis4u I hear your country wants to buy F-35A....


they want to operate two frontline stealthy fighters without building any one...

lionel4power:

Lol.... the Americans probably thought it was the start of WWIII

they responded 'massively'

the use of AC-130 Spectre was clearly intended as an overkill. and to serve as a warning regarding future engagements.

The miracle of counterbattery radar and Himars.

lionel4power:
nemesis4u I hear your country wants to buy F-35A....


they want to operate two frontline stealthy fighters without building any one...

If i recieved a dollar every time I mentioned here that " don't trust and quote stupid Indi.. media " I would have ended up as a millionaire by now

Small satellite launch vehicle from ISRO.

It will have dual use , in times of war incase main satellites r taken down by the enemy , the SSLV which in its military avatar will be launched from a TEL to inject into orbit nano , micro etc category of satellites as replacement or for specialised purpose in support of war.

It is a very low cost launcher and will take only 3 days to assemble

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0Jz8LIPfwE

ISRO Onboard camera view of the satellite release in space.

Interesting heat shield separation and then sequential launch of multiple satellites I believe around 31 satellites at a single launch.

Watch it , it's interesting

Also if the satellites were to be MIRVs then release would be same except it will be done at lower altitudes.
But not necessarily.

russian air force Crews training on a Russian A-50U VKS RF aircraft

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=creMP4ySLYA

PLAN warships conduct underway replenishment in the East Indian Ocean

Configuration of Akash mk1 weapon system

U.S. Diplomats in Cuba Were Injured by a 'Sonic Weapon.' What Is That?

A group of American diplomats in Havana, Cuba have suffered severe and unexplained hearing loss over the past year, which U.S. officials believe was caused by a covert and advanced sonic device.

The severity of some of the diplomats’ symptoms has forced them to cancel their Cuba tours early and return to the U.S. for treatment, the Associated Press reports.

But what exactly is a sonic device, how common are they, and how much damage can they actually cause? Here’s what to know.

What weapons were used to hurt diplomats in Cuba?
State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said the government does not “have any definitive answers about the source” of the attack. It is continuing to investigate what may have caused the diplomats’ injuries.

However, U.S. officials who spoke anonymously to the AP said that the hearing loss was caused by a device deployed either inside or near the diplomats’ residences. The devices emitted a sound that was not audible to human ears, they added. That would indicate it was most likely an infrasonic or ultrasonic weapon.

Infrasonic weapons can cause physical pain without detection, though they usually target the entire body rather than just the eardrums.

How much damage can acoustic weapons do?
The damage caused by acoustic weapons can vary from minor irritation to death, theoretically speaking. The effect can depend on the type of weapon and the range involved. Ryan Littlefield, who published a paper with the University of Portsmouth on the topic, says the fatality of such a device is unproven.

Police have used infrasound for riot control around the world, using it trigger vertigo, imbalance and other medical disruptions, according to Littlefield. In other cases, it’s been shown to cause vomiting and defecation. In still others, the technology has been used to disrupt targets’ hearing.

How long have we been using sound as a weapon?
For decades. It’s believed that, towards the end of the Second World War, Hitler’s chief architect Albert Speer was working on a device called an “acoustic cannon.” The weapon was designed to deafen and potentially kill targets by creating a series of more than 1,000 explosions per second.

According to Motherboard, the device was designed to ignite a mixture of methane and oxygen in a resonant chamber, which would send out a deafening and focused sound that could potentially kill someone within a 300 foot radius in around half a minute. The weapon was never used, but it paved the way for the use of sonic weapons in warfare.

Various types of sonic warfare has occurred worldwide over the past century, from “audio-harassment” campaigns carried out by the U.S. in Vietnam in the 1970s to the employment of a device called “The Scream” by the Israeli army during a demonstration in 2005. “Sound cannons,” meanwhile, have been deployed in as many as 70 countries around the world.

What’s a sound cannon?
The LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device) sound cannon was developed by the U.S. military in collaboration with the LRAD corporation following the USS Cole suicide bombing. During the October 2000 incident, an explosion ripped a hole in the ship’s hull while in a Yemen port, killing 17 U.S. sailors. link http://time.com/4895066/sonic-weapons-cuba/

Belgian Army SF : Special Forces Group

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYqbgfKINs4

newafricaken254:
PLAN warships conduct underway replenishment in the East Indian Ocean

I hear the British is sending a warship to challenge Chinese claim on the SCS.

Britain that is struggling to keep her fleet afloat wants to challenge.


nemesis4u

Plane crash in Iran 66 passengers dead...

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-middle-east-43103192