Broadsword's educated visitors had little difficulty in identifying the DRDO's 5.56 mm machine carbine that I posted. Many people shared the kudos. I suspect, though, that far fewer visitors will succeed in guessing what the #*^@$& this item is. The floor is yours!
They are DRDO make up coming Dewali firecrackers. Yippeee ;-)
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I think DRDO has made bullets or whatever for 155 mm gun in advance :D
ReplyDeleteprithvi cluster warhead
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ReplyDeleteThis looks like the internal arrangement of the Prithvi pre-frag/bomblet warhead.
ReplyDeletei Think....This is Multiple independently targetable reentry vehicle for Agni 3 and perhaps for Prithvi series. :)
ReplyDeleteI'll say thats the MIRV warhead for the Agni 3.
ReplyDeleteFrom here: http://livefist.blogspot.com/2010/03/exclusive-artists-impression-of-mirv.html
unguided rockets
ReplyDeleteAre those warheads of pinaka rocket launcher missiles
ReplyDeletecluster warhead pinaka ?
ReplyDeletesome rocket warhead for sure.
Bomblet dispenser for Prithvi missile.
ReplyDeleteBut you were a spoil sport and did not give us high resolution pics behind you in MSMS pics
Unguided Rockets which sit in pods carried by aircraft and helicopters? Something like the S-8?
ReplyDeleteI THINK THESE ARE MULTI PAYLOAD EXLPOSION OF AGNI-3 AGNI-5 MISSILE
ReplyDeletePLACED AT THE TOP OF THE MISSILE FOR PAYLOAD
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ReplyDeleteWow strange looking ! looks like a PINAKA head...
ReplyDeleteprithvi missile warheads?
ReplyDeleteThats the Prithvi missile warhead
ReplyDelete:)
i think they might be rockets, looks too small for pinaka but may be for aircraft mounted rocket pods
ReplyDeleteMultiple submunitions warhead for Prithvi SSM.
ReplyDeleteTO be precise thats BCSE warhead of prthvi missile.
ReplyDeletehttp://jjamwal.blogspot.com/2010/02/defexpo-new-delhi-2010-part-7-drdo_288.html
BCES warhead for the Prithvi missile...
ReplyDeletethats a prithvi warhead
ReplyDeleteNo idea, Is it Something to do with new laser tech?
ReplyDeleteWarhead of Prithvi or Pinaka rocket. The shape is similar to the lotus petals Dr. Kalam ascribed to the MIRV of India's Ballistic missiles.
ReplyDeleteIts the cluster munition bomblets for Prithvi missile.
ReplyDeleteI now found the correct name for the warhead. Its called a BCES or Blast Cum Earth Shock warhead. ;)
ReplyDeletepossibly these are fragmented payloads of Rockets of PINAKA MBRL.
ReplyDeleteAjai,
ReplyDeleteIs this warheads for Pinnaka MBRL?
Motor Ammo.... Developed by DRDO
ReplyDeleteTank gun ammunition
ReplyDeleteWarhead for Prithvi SSM missile
ReplyDeleteIs it the Prithvi Warhead for hitting targets like runways, enemy formations, etc.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Amiava
Tank rounds?
ReplyDeleteThis Prithvi SSM Warhead is also called (BCES) Blast Cum Earth Shock warhead ;)
ReplyDeleteBut are you actually supposed to show these pics in public?
ReplyDeleteThis is the Prithvi missile's Blast Cum Earth Shock warhead. Where did you take this pic?
ReplyDeleteThis is a picture of Prithvi BCES (Blast Cum Earth Shock) warhead.
ReplyDeleter these multiple nuclear warheads
ReplyDeleteIm pretty sure they are DRDO made 84 mm shells for the Carl Gustav recoilless rifle which is in service in the Indian Army. Some time ago I saw an article about ARDE developing an 84 mm RR reverse engineered from a Carl Gustav. Maybe they made their own ammunition for it. The base of the charger looks similar to an 84mm but the warhead is a little different from the conventional ones used by Carl Gustav. The colours may indicate smoke that is deployed by the shell as OFB usually has the same colours for their smoke ammunition. What do you think Mr Shukla?
ReplyDeleteThey seem like MIRV payload for one of our strategic Missiles.
ReplyDeletenothing but show pieces
ReplyDeleteit is a warhead of a missile
ReplyDeleteWarhead (the outer casing removed) with Multiple Independently-targeted Reentry Vehicles (MIRV warhead, for short)?
ReplyDeleteI looks like PrithviII warhead without the glass container displayed in several defense expo since 2009
ReplyDeleteI AM IMPRESSED OUT OF MY SOCKS BY HOW MANY GOT THAT RIGHT.
ReplyDeleteIt is, indeed, the Prithvi BCES warhead.
Those are AA shells. Different colors for different types of fuse...
ReplyDeleteoOps..sorry,i didnot read other comments. So it's BCEs warhead.
ReplyDeleteAjai sir, do you have any pics of the brochures behind the gun??? It must be F-INSAS concept. Sir pls post the pics of the brochure.....
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indias new cluster bomb LOL
ReplyDeleteHello Sir It IS BCES(Blast Cum Earth Shock) Warhead Of Prithvi Missiles .but can be used along with other platforms also like aircrafts.
ReplyDeleteYou visited ARDE, so we want F-INSAS pics... we want F-INSAS pics.... :-(
ReplyDeleteThis is BSEM war head of prithvi missile
ReplyDeletethey are the first rockets used by Tipu Sultan's army
ReplyDeleteCOLOR PENCILS ;-)
ReplyDeleteyou said:
ReplyDeleteBut are you actually supposed to show these pics in public?
Exhibition and demonstration are ways to show capabilities to achieve deterrence.
How is that!
Can be anything but it is not :
ReplyDeleteA rocket, does not have fins.
Nor a barrel fired bomb.
Not a shape charge, disproprtionate lenghth
It has:
-A warhead which could have a fuse
- A case carrying low / high explosive
hence could be:
An air fragamntion proximity bomblet
Impact bomblet
Air to ground rocket if fins are inside the casing.
A sort of bomblet which can be put inside a big casing to open at a hieght and spread thses bomblets on groud for impact brusts / low level air brusts.
paper weight.
ReplyDeleteNew warhead for Prithvi missile with independently targeting multiple re-entry warheads.
ReplyDeleteiron rocket/bombs
ReplyDeleteprithvi misslie cluster bomb war head!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a cluster warhead developed for use with aapro Prithvi.
ReplyDeleteI understood bomblets but not Prithvi.
ReplyDeleteThese are the banned ordinance from OFB. There is a rumour in Paki press that Nawaj Sharif gave 5 rupees to the OFB boss and since then these are banned by AK Antony.
ReplyDeleteThis is RDPS (Runaway Denial Penetration Submunition) warhead for Prithvi
ReplyDeleteIsn't that the lotus that Prithvi offers to the enemy.
ReplyDeleteWarhead!
Pinaka multi barrel missile launcher
ReplyDeleteThe Gold Star for the first correct identification goes to... Nagarajan!
ReplyDeleteok..easy..they are miniaturised versions(basically carry home goodies for visiting journalists) given by wpn designing firms who fail to produce the reaL things(drdo)..so i guess they fooled you too by these presents(et tu ajai?)
ReplyDeleteok..they are pinaka rockets versions..with the fins folded, which get deployed after the firing sequence is initiated...
grow up guys get the real stuff..he he he
These are prithvi war heads. they were displayed in Defexo 2010 at the RADE stall.
ReplyDeleteEveryone knows India is a N weapons power.
ReplyDeletePlease show us the casing of a N weapon please.
I never use this one . I wanna to have a try . Rocket
ReplyDeleteIts multiple warhead mounted on the Prithvi!
ReplyDeletemissile explosive fragments that are put in side the tip of missile
ReplyDeleteunguided rockets to be fitted on rocket pods for ground attack and CAS
ReplyDeleteunguided rockets for rocket pods for CAS or ground attacks.
ReplyDeleteIt is a Laser POD with camera.
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