India successfully test-fired High Speed Expendable Air Target (HEAT) named "Abhyas"

India successfully test-fired High Speed Expendable Air Target (HEAT) named "Abhyas"

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Category : Defense Published on: July 01 2022

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  • India successfully flight-tested the indigenously developed high-speed expendable aerial target (HEAT), ABHYAS, from the Integrated Test Range (ITR) in Chandipur off the Odisha coast.
  • ‘ABHYAS’ is designed and developed by Aeronautical Development Establishment of DRDO
  • The aircraft is programmed for a fully autonomous flight, meaning that it flies under the control of automatic systems and needs no intervention from a human pilot.
  • India also test-fired the Vertical Launch Short Range Surface to Air Missile (VL-SRSAM) in Chandipur last week.
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