Rafale M fighter aircraft New government will make destructive weapons for fighter aircraft, Know how it will change the image of Indian Navy
Rafale M fighter aircraft New government will make destructive weapons for fighter aircraft : Rafale M (Marine) is the naval version of the Rafale fighter aircraft included in the Indian Air Force. It is specially designed to operate from aircraft carriers. India is currently in the process of purchasing Rafale M from France to enhance its naval power. Paris: The Indian Navy is going to buy French Rafale-M (Marine) fighter aircraft for its new aircraft carrier INS Vikrant.
What is Rafale-M
The inclusion of Rafale M (Marine) fighter aircraft will have a huge impact on the capabilities of the Indian Navy and the strategic mobility of the Indian Ocean Region (IOR). Rafale M (Marine) is the naval version of the Rafale fighter aircraft, which can change the operational capability and war picture of the Indian Navy. Not only this, its extended range and ability to fly with more weapons is enough to create fear in the hearts of enemies.
Retired Indian Air Force Group Captain MJ Augustine Vinod (VSM) wrote in the EurAsian Times that the Rafale M is equipped with state-of-the-art avionics, including the Thales RBE2 AA AESA radar and Spectra electronic warfare system, paired with the Meteor BVRAAM (beyond visual range air-to-air missile). These advanced systems ensure improved situational awareness and combat effectiveness, enabling the Indian Navy to establish air superiority, deliver precision strikes and carry out diverse missions such as air defence, ground support and maritime strikes.
Rafale M Fighter Aircraft New Government will make Destructive Weapons for Fighter Aircraft 2024
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How Operation from rocket carrier is also very easy
Rafale M is specially designed for rocket carrier operations. It has a powerful landing gear, which does not wear out quickly even after falling fast on a short runway. Apart from this, it also has a tail hook for aerial landing and foldable wing for parking on a rocket carrier. These features are ideal for deployment on INS Vikrant and INS Vikramaditya, which is expected to significantly increase our military power in the Indian Ocean Region.
Rafale M will enhance maritime security
Rafale M’s advanced sensors and network-centric warfare capabilities enhance maritime domain awareness. This capability is critical for monitoring vast maritime areas, identifying and tracking potential threats, and ensuring the security of maritime lines of communication (SLOCs).
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What is Deal of Rafale-M
China and Pakistan will tremble with this deal of India with France, foreign guests came for the agreement
A deal for Rafale Marine Fighter Jet (Rafale Marine Fighter Jet / Rafale M) is going to be done between the Government of India and France. French officials have arrived in India. India will get 26 Rafale M fighter jets from this deal of Rs 50 thousand crores. This conversation is likely to take place on 30 May 2024.
Rafale M Fighter Aircraft New Government will make Destructive Weapons for Fighter Aircraft 2024
French officials will meet the officials of the Indian Defense Ministry. The conversation will begin. After the deal is confirmed, France will give 26 Rafale M fighter jets to India. Which will be deployed on INS Vikrant and INS Vikramaditya. According to the tender issued for this, France had applied for it in December last year.
Rafale-M is a multirole fighter jet. Talking about South Asia, apart from India and China, no other country has an aircraft carrier. Three types of multirole fighter jets are deployed on China’s aircraft carrier. First J-10, second J-15 and third Sukhoi-30.
Rafale M Fighter Aircraft New Government will make Destructive Weapons for Fighter Aircraft 2024
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