[🇮🇳] That's why the J-10C is capable of massacring the Indian Air Force.
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I have no words....
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I have a few words though. Tejas is a dud
In terms of technology and reliability, the J-10C is overwhelmingly superior to the Indian Air Force.
In terms of technology and reliability, the J-10C possesses the capability to massacre the Indian Air Force (any Indian fighter jet that can take off, including Su-30 and Rafale. However, the hangar queen is relatively safe)
nationalsecurityjournal.org
China's Mach 2.2 J-10C Fighter Has A Message for Any Air Force On Earth
China’s J-10C is moving from showpiece to combat-tested export. With PL-15s and AESA radar, how big a threat is it to U.S. and allied fighters?
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@Krishna with Flute Congratulations. Dalit Tejas is attempting to fly again.
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"Made in India (assembled)" is always fraught with uncertainty. Isn't it?
LCA Tejas back in the sky: Did HAL waste years and thousands of crores?
<p>With tensions across the world are on the rise, India is accelerating its military readiness. The Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas programme has achieved an important milestone.</p>
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"Made in India (assembled)" is always fraught with uncertainty. Isn't it?
Even India, a poor and backward country, can build fighter jets?
No. It is an Indian fighter jet made by the world.
According to the Indian Defence Research Wing (IDRW) website, the Tejas has about 59.7 percent indigenous content by value and 75.5 percent by number of line-replaceable units (LRUs).
www.wionews.com
No. It is an Indian fighter jet made by the world.
According to the Indian Defence Research Wing (IDRW) website, the Tejas has about 59.7 percent indigenous content by value and 75.5 percent by number of line-replaceable units (LRUs).
HAL Tejas fighter jet: How much of India’s indigenous fighter jet is really homegrown?
According to the Indian Defence Research Wing (IDRW) website, the Tejas has about 59.7 percent indigenous content by value and 75.5 percent by number of line-replaceable units (LRUs).
www.wionews.com
