SP's Naval Forces - December 2011-January 2012
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There is a very thin line between asymmetrical warfare and terrorism. India has been calling it low-intensity conflict when used against military targets and terrorism where civilians have been targeted.
The Indian Navy must also take early baby steps to provide safety of the SLOCs, provide extended synthetic apperture radar and HAND operations
India shares some common strategic and security threats with Israel and its desire to get closer to the US has also helped in moving the ties forward.
Rafael’s products have been successfully tested and have been proven in combat situations, helping keep the navies around the world on the winning side.
India has always been Russia’s strategic ally and, moreover, an important defense technology partner since 1961, when the first batch of Mi-4 helicopters was shipped to the country.
The Indian Navy has issued a request for information for induction of state-of-the-art technology ‘3D C/D band’ air surveillance radar for ships, which are 3,000 tonnes and above.
Resource allocation and funding support seems to be the least of the problems of the Indian Coast Guard (ICG).
Space Florida and Lockheed Martin have collaborated for underwater vehicle programme in Palm Beach County