India`s weapon system Deployment

From Fighter Planes

Strengthening its presence along Pakistan border, the Indian Air Force will deploy two squadrons of its frontline air superiority Su-30MKI fighter. IAF have decided to deploy two squadrons of Su-30MKI fighter squadrons within July 2011.

Jodhpur will be the first Su-30MKI base along the Pakistan border. Till now, the IAF has deployed its main strike fighter in Lohegaon near Pune, Bareilly, and Tezpur and Chabua in Assam. IAF also plans to deploy the aircraft at its Halwara air base in Punjab. IAF has started operating Su-30s in high-altitude areas too and its squadrons on a regular basis practice flights from the Leh air base in Jammu and Kashmir.

On deployment of the Akash missile, the medium range surface-to-air missile developed by DRDO , two squadrons armed with these missiles are set to be deployed, of which one will be at the SWAC region in Pune. The other will be at Gwalior, "Besides this, six more squadrons will be deployed in the region to check any threat from China."

The SWAC will be the first air command to have this modern radar technology. The MPR has been developed with a view to detect small targets at ranges greater than 300 km. Proposals are on to develop the Deesa airport as a full-fledged air base.

India is planning to deploy its 290km range supersonic BrahMos cruise missile on the Fifth Generation Fighter Aircraft (FGFA) being developed with Russia. FGFA is joint venture aircraft development programme between India and Russia under which India will induct 250-300 of these advanced planes. The missile is already being developed for deployment on Su-30MKIs of the Indian Air Force.

India have deployed nuclear-armed ballistic missiles on India china and India Pakistan border. The missiles would provide a deterrent to the use of nuclear weapons by either Pakistan or China; the weapons would symbolize India?s status as a great nation.

Source: http://weapons.technology.youngester.com/2011/04/indias-weapon-system-deployment.html

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