SUCCESSFUL TEST FLIGHT OF NAVAL VERSION OF
TRISHUL
Naval
version of TRISHUL was successfully flight tested in guidance mode as an
anti sea skimmer against low altitude sea target. The flight test took
place today at 1535 hours from the naval base of INS Dhronacharya at Cochin.
The mission objectives were fully met. Today's flight earmarked a step
towards users evaluation and induction of the TRISHUL system in the Navy
by the year 2000.
TRISHUL flies in supersonic speed and has a low altitude
sensitive radio-altimeter and height lock loop control onboard, to skim
over the sea at a very low altitude and hit against sea skimming missiles
coming towards our ships. The tracking and guidance have been fully achieved
in millimetric band frequency and has necessary electronic counter measures.
Defence Research and Development Organisation laboratories,
BEL, BHEL, BDL and many other industries and naval establishments are partners
in the development of Naval-TRISHUL system.
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