Navy tenders for costal battery

[CONNAN]

http://www.innovasjonnorge.no/PageFiles/938909/Missile Systems.pdf

 

[kaykay]

So India to get 15 Coastal batteries( 3 coastal batteries in each battalion).
- Every coastal battery will include 3 missile launch vehicles.
- Each vehicle will consist of 4 anti ship missiles.

 

[Prajapati]

I hope it will be Barak 8

 

[kaykay]

I hope it will be Barak 8

I think Its for anti-ship missiles.

 

[Prajapati]

I think Its for anti-ship missiles.

ooops

 

[skynet]

Cant we use brahmos ???

 

[Echo_419]

Cant we use brahmos ???

Nope to expensive for this role

 

[Mike_Brando]

@Penguin sir,what's your take in this matter??I mean which missile according to you will be the most appropriate one for the coastal batteries??

 

[flamer84]

Only Kongsberg made an offer ?

 

[Penguin]

Cant we use brahmos ???

Sure you could, but Brahmos is much larger, so vehicles carrying it would be much harder to conceal from an opponent.

 

[Penguin]

Falklands - cruise missiles strike.
from
A Rocket Renaissance - Think Defence


Container NSM

The IIR seeker and target rejection capability of the weapon means that a target profile, general position, course and speed would be all that would be needed. The missile wouldnt attack a target not matching the profile...where an active radar missile would oblige us, under normal OTH missile RoE's, to ensure that the target environment was clear. Realistically a modest paramilitary/civvy optronic turret on a FIGAS fisheries Islander and a laptop would be enough to target the NSM-in-a-box.
A commercial GPRS/EDGE 2G-and-a-bit GSM connection, such as that provided on the islands, could do the rest and would be sufficient to transfer that data at practical rates. Near-zero signature commercial fuel cell UPS systems are available that could power the receiver, for many months at a time, without out needing to be touched as well. Very doable at face value.

 

[CONNAN]

GOOD CONCEPT

 

[SwAggeR]

Baby step towards sea denial.Any ideas about range ??

Falklands - cruise missiles strike.
from
A Rocket Renaissance - Think Defence


Container NSM

The IIR seeker and target rejection capability of the weapon means that a target profile, general position, course and speed would be all that would be needed. The missile wouldnt attack a target not matching the profile...where an active radar missile would oblige us, under normal OTH missile RoE's, to ensure that the target environment was clear. Realistically a modest paramilitary/civvy optronic turret on a FIGAS fisheries Islander and a laptop would be enough to target the NSM-in-a-box.
A commercial GPRS/EDGE 2G-and-a-bit GSM connection, such as that provided on the islands, could do the rest and would be sufficient to transfer that data at practical rates. Near-zero signature commercial fuel cell UPS systems are available that could power the receiver, for many months at a time, without out needing to be touched as well. Very doable at face value.

Any ideas about helicopter borne anti-ship missile ??

 

[Penguin]

Baby step towards sea denial.Any ideas about range ??




Any ideas about helicopter borne anti-ship missile ??

Operational range
basic NSM 185 km (115 mi; 100 nmi)+
JSM derivative 290 km (180 mi; 160 nmi)+

At 410 kg, NSM is only 25 kilo's heavier than the 385kg Penguin missile, which can be fired from e.g. SH-60 SeaHawk and F-16.

 

[CONNAN]

Found this old brocher Brahmos as costal defence not sure about cost feasibility