Recently the Indian Navy has successfully tested the country's first indigenous anti-ship missile.

Recently the Indian Navy has successfully tested the country's first indigenous anti-ship missile.

Daily Current Affairs / Recently the Indian Navy has successfully tested the country's first indigenous anti-ship missile.

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: November 23 2023

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In November 2023, the Indian Navy has successfully tested the country's first indigenous anti-ship missile.
It was successfully tested from Seeking 42B helicopter.
It is a long range anti-ship missile.
It was tested jointly by Navy and DRDO.
In this test conducted by the Indian Navy, the seeker and guidance technology of the missile was also tested.
According to the statement issued after the test, many new technologies have been used in the missile.
It also includes an indigenously developed launcher for the helicopter.
In this, a ship is attacked with missiles using sea-skimming technology.
In sea skimming, the missile attacks very close to the sea surface.
Due to this, the ship's radar is not able to detect the anti-ship missile.

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