Indigenous Fighter Aircraft Tejas Will Become More Lethal

Indigenous fighter aircraft Tejas equipped with American bomb kits will become more lethal, Indian Air Force will be stronger.

To make the indigenous Light Combat Aircraft Tejas more powerful, now the Indian Air Force will equip them with the American Warfare Bomb Kit Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM).

With this, Tejas will be able to hit the enemy targets accurately. Tejas will get an edge:

Government sources said that recently the Air Force had signed an agreement for JDAM so that the bombs used in air-to-ground attacks will be able to hit targets with full accuracy even up to a distance of 80 km.

In this episode, Tejas fleet is first being equipped with JDAM.

Indigenous fighter aircraft will be able to hit the target more accurately with the installation of the JDAM kit

According to sources, Tejas is to be used as the main instrument of the Air Force in the coming times.

Being equipped with this system will give indigenous aircraft Tejas an edge over rival aircraft which can hit targets at close range.

Recently, the IAF had also equipped Tejas with the French-made Hammer missile for ground attack and the indigenous Astra air-to-air missile.

Two squadrons were launched.

The Indian Air Force has commissioned its two squadrons under Initial Operational Clearance and Conclusive Operational Clearance.

Whereas an agreement has also been signed for the supply of 83 Markavan A in two years.

The Air Force has also focused on the Light Combat Aircraft Mark 2 and AMCA being built by the Defense Research and Development Institute.

Armed forces are using the financial powers given by the government.

The Indian Armed Forces have made extensive use of the financial powers granted to them by the Government at various stages, to equip themselves with the necessary weapons to deal with any conflict or aggression by the enemies of both sides.

The Indian Air Force is further empowering the indigenous LCA Tejas fighter aircraft by adding more capabilities to them.

After the conflict between the Indian and Chinese forces in the Galwan Valley, the three parts of the Indian Army are constantly trying to strengthen themselves.