DRDO successfully tested Nasm-SR Missile

NASM-SR Missile: DRDO and the Indian Navy successfully tested the first NASM-SR of its kind i.e. Naval Anti-Ship missile.

Nasm-SR Missile: The strength of the Indian Army is increasing every day. Meanwhile, the DRDO i.e. Defense Research and Development Organization has done so wonders, which will give up the sweat of enemies like China and Pakistan. In fact, DRDO and Indian Navy have successfully tested the first NASM-SR of their kind i.e. Naval Anti-Ship missile on Tuesday.

Display of man-in loop control

In a statement issued by the Ministry of Defense on Wednesday, it was told that DRDO and the Indian Navy successfully tested NASM-SR from ITR Chandipur on Tuesday. The missile was launched by C King helicopter. The missile demonstrated the man-in-loop control during the test. Also, the target of a small ship was targeted in an accurate manner.

It is worth noting that this missile, equipped with the features of indigenous imaging infra-red Sikar, fiber optic gyro INS and solid propulsion, can penetrate the target in real time. In the tests, the missile has proved its man-in-loop quality. Let us know that this missile uses indigenous imaging infra-red Sikar, which makes its attack infallible. The Ministry of Defense said that the mission also demonstrated a two -sided two -way Detalink system, so that the missile could again send the live images of Sikar back to the pilot to penetrate the target.

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Nasm-SR Missile Failure

  • It is the first indigenous air-affected anti-ship cruise missile developed for the Indian Navy.
  • The NASM-SR missile C will replace Eagle missiles, which are currently in the Navy’s use.
  • The Sea King helicopters are also being removed in a phased manner. In such a situation, it can be deployed on new MH-60R helicopters.
  • Nasm-SR can fly only 5 meters above sea level. In such a situation, it becomes difficult to track and kill it with radar.
  • The anti-ship missile is known as marine scheme.
  • There is a firepower of about 60 kilometers.
  • The air -projected anti -ship missile Mac can penetrate the target from the speed of 0.8 (slower than the sound speed).
  • Its war head can keep up to 100 kg of explosives, capable of sinking patrol boats and damaging large warships.

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