World wants 5th/6th Gen Fighter & India wants 4.5 Gen Fighter | हिंदी में

[@siddharthjani717]

5th Gen aircrafts are like Special Forces. 4th gen are like regular infantry.

[@mohokdas7629]

I totally agree

[@samnigam3451]

Somewhat yes dude

[@ankurbagde8270]

Both necessary!

[@amit_achrekar411]

what decides crucial are stealth or else su35 being shot down by airdefences is seen

[@ssryr6427]

They're toys 🤣🤣🤣F35 crashed recently in US Japan and South China sea

[@souradeepdas7111]

Lets say it clearly, we lack heavily on our ariel capability. It is only the airforce which can turn the tide of a battle in minutes, yet we are ignoring its capability. Great going on our side

[@papengchan5419]

Because we like being a decade behind

[@physicsonline8853]

OK. We lack the money and the manufacuring capability.No point fantasizing/ What in your view do we need to in the short term? The long term may belong not to Gen 5 aircraft but to drones and electronc warfae/ The technology of warfare os chnaging very fast.

[@ex-muslimraj8652]

Except u.s who the hell has 300 to 400 5th generation fighters?!?!? We need numbers, and 5th generation fighters cannot give us numbers! They are just too costly! Even U.s is moving back to 4.5th gen fighters for numbers.

[@fly463]

@@ex-muslimraj8652 US has planned 2456F-35's for $400bn And $1T for its maintenance From the year 2015-2070

[@bhagwabrigadebhgwa4infiniteyrs]

Pehele ke govts soti rhi 😡 kher koi baat nhi 5-6 saal mein hmari jo v capability gaps h wo approx pura ho jayega jaihind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️

[@zaffazad4040]

Three questions for you, 1). Who is India's adversary Air Force? 2). What capability do they have? 3). What does India need to develop/purchase or borrow to meet its medium to long-term goals? Replacing Mig-21 Bisson Junk with another expansive EU junk would not serve India in any air superiority domains. R & D and improving local industry with a strong economy and better infrastructure are the best options for a country like India.

[@puneet90]

While comparing and analysing fighter aircrafts, most people forget the fact that such an aircraft flies in a "squadron", heavily customised for one specific role within the formation. The war is very network centric in today's age, even an F-35 is designed to work in formation with f15s and f16s. The f35 detects and others shoot.

[@deepprakashpouranik5602]

आपने बिल्कुल सही कहा है । और वैसे भी हमें चीन की तरह भेड़ चाल नहीं चलना है बल्कि जो हमारी वास्तविक जरूरत है और साथ ही हमारी क्षमता क्या है इन सभी को एक साथ लेकर चलना है । और हम उसमें सफल भी होंगे ।

[@deepakshah948]

Excellent analysis. India has taken a very pragmatic, cost efficient approach to design and manufacture of fighter, trainer, transport aircraft and helicopters. Gen 4.5 fighters like Tejas, TEDBF which will inducted into squadron service progressively from mid to late 2020s will have the latest and future ready electronics, powerful engines, radar, weapons, avionics systems. AMCA which belongs to Gen 5.5, will join squadron service in the 2030s. It is planned to be upgradable to Gen 6 capability. Given the size scale of India's defence requirements ready availability pool of engineering talent, a cash rich and pragmatic India first Govt policy everyone now wants to do business with India on our terms. All told, we are on the right track.

[@desibigfoot3874]

As long as HAL sticks to the timelines. ... .. Which is a big if.

[@rishavkumar1250]

@@desibigfoot3874 a big NO

[@ExorcleGaming]

AMCA is not at all 5.5, barely 5th gen.

[@hrushikeshavachat900]

@@ExorcleGaming He is talking about AMCA Mk2.

[@ohboeeboee]

@@hrushikeshavachat900 ah ok so he is talking 2045..

[@sigma-sigma1]

The entire episode is based on the premises that iaf chief has said that iaf has requirement of 5 to 6 squadrons of 4.5 generation aircrafts hence it is being AUTOMATICALLY ASSUMED that he is SUPPOSED to be talking about MRFA programmes which may not be the case, because india has got not 2 but 3 indigenous 4.5 generation programmes 1) plan to accquire about 80 ++ tejas mark-1a which would roughly come to 4 squadons. 2) tejas-mark -2 which is a bigger version /improved / version of tejas-mark-1a. (Definitely this tejas-mark-2 would not be for some experimental or demonstration purpose) that would also be few more squadrons of 4.5 generation aircraft. 3) tedbef(twin engined deck based fighter) primarily for navy but may also be used by airforce.

[@prateekdhingra292]

With a very small GDP per capita, even lower than ASEAN countries, 5th gen is a luxury we cannot afford in big numbers. We haven't even retired mig21 yet. We must focus on making the most of our money. Instead of buying 5th gen, build indeginous 4.5 gen fighters Tejas mk2. We need to have them asap. Numbers are needed right now.

[@silent_guy369]

Well no Air Force would ditch 4.5 gen fighter Jets. Compared to Fifth Gen jets they are much capable for certain roles and have less cost of maintenance. Since we don't need more than 200 Fifth Gen jets , 4.5 fighters are important. Hope AMCA MK 1, 2 , FUFA , TEDBF , CATS and HALE drones prove their mettle. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@akshathnair4920]

amca mk 2 is not there, it will not exist

[@rohitkalra3988]

I think Russia - Ukranian conflict has clearly shown that the real battle lies in cost effectiveness. Better have 200 4.5 Gen than 30-40 5 Gen fighters. We must know our limitations. We don't disposable income like the Americans.

[@swapnilkolwadkar6480]

Such a detailed review with logical facts and explanations and same consistency with all past videos. Keep updating us with such informative videos. All the very best. Jai Hind!!

[@AMAN-gh2hp]

@Maggi Love pakistani bot spotted !!!! every time you came to spread fake news !! 5th gen aircraft amca engine deal in ongoing

[@aaravtulsyan]

@Maggi Love How jobless are you man? I see you barking 24/7 on twitter and comments

[@AdityaSingh-vi6me]

@Maggi Love bhai tu kyu har jagah hagta hai ? twitter sa laka you tube tak sab jaga .

[@Babai_308]

@Maggi Love so why don't you make one genius ?

[@Bhavishya_est]

@Maggi Love 😂. Lol your congress wasted so much time in fu*li ng your mother rather than funding on kaveri engine.

[@bakshlyall9078]

Fifth and sixth gen are crucial and highly specialised in performing SEAD missions saving second line of attack of 4.5 gens

[@jayaryavart4425]

Wow. Indian army and Indian government are doing great work. Bharat Mata ki Jay 🙏. Jai Shri Ram 🙏

[@rickbarrington]

India should hire foreign designers like China did - pay more, they do the work, train our people and speed up the work. No need to reinvent the wheel!!

[@avikotecha8336]

Wtf Who are these FUCKING FORIEGNERS??

[@bakshlyall9078]

Stealth was never meant to be invisible to radars. It's Known as low observable craft. You can easily spot fifth gen craft with early warning radars but can not achieve lock grade frequency band width on them . They work on first look first shoot principal increasing their edge and lethality manifolds

[@JASHVEER22]

5th gen are white elephant

[@JASHVEER22]

@Maggi Love you buy 5th gen to take out what? Pak old mirage and mig21 copies.. our scarce resources doesn't allow us to have all 5th gen fleet. Better modernise Su30mki and get some additional rafale.

[@randmht9976]

No , it's has it's very Useful roles. You don't Fight a War with just 1 system. You need the right tool for the right job

[@nimaicharan7107]

@@JASHVEER22 which fighter will be fight against J20 . China build it in large numbers

[@Love_for_virat_kohli]

@@nimaicharan7107 they only have 2 squadron of j20.

[@JASHVEER22]

@@nimaicharan7107 rafale😊

[@User86559]

In short 5th gen fighters are mainly for SEAD.... Rest work will be done by 4++ fighters

[@prateekdhingra292]

Not necessarily, stealth is good for air to air. Not just air defence suppression. Air superiority roles as well. After air superiority is achieved, any plane can shoot SAMs. India needs good number of Tejas mk2 first

[@venkatesawrraomovva5027]

4.5 generation with advanced avionics + stealth features and additional innovative technologies will add advantages for this kind of air crafts which India making We hoping that India will produce the cost effective aircrafts in coming years.dhunia dhekthe rahejayenge.

[@vinayakven]

Excellent video. Very impressive. I would highly recommend this video to everyone. . Keep up the great work.

[@KrishnaSingh-td3cs]

Great video man. Extremely well explained. Keep up the amazing work!

[@rickbarrington]

By the time 4.5 gen AMCA comes out the world will be on 6th gen. The classic chalta hai attitude pervades all Indian efforts unfortunately. Where is the sense of urgency??

[@avtarchana609]

Well analysed. Makes sense. Being prudent, usually turns out to be the right way in the fullness of time. Obviously sitting on one's laurels for too long can be disastrous as well.

[@samnigam3451]

For USAF F36 Kingsnake is 4.5 gen solution but won't be a stealth aircraft despite avionics computing sensor upgrades etc being so advanced n evolving every year. For India 4.5 gen n 5th gen Stealth Aircrafts are to be inducted first but 5th gen AMCA in limited numbers of 100-200 only. 6th gen is not the priority right now bcoz of high operating costs...

[@finderskeepers7293]

The decision taken by the IAF to push for advanced 4.5 or even 4.5+ generation fighters in the future is a sound decision. If a country like the US with financial condition like they have, are finding it expensive to maintain and operate 5th generation fighters, then we ought to take a lesson from their experience.

[@fly463]

Yeah tedbf for Navy Tejas mk2 for IAF Some 100-200 AMCA to both would be nice

[@sbrhtdm]

@@fly463 Year 2098

[@fly463]

@@sbrhtdm year 2027 for mk2 & 2032 for TEDBF& Amca

[@fly463]

@@sbrhtdm production

[@kunalsethi5150]

Not only that. If india wants to hold a significant say in the world. We need to have indigenous manufacturing capability for all major defense platforms. Otherwise we will have to shut up whenever our supplier asks us to shut up.

[@hiteshvirdi378]

Salute my all Indian Army sir ji Jai Hind

[@kishanrajput7159]

Limited number ke fifth generation fighter ke enemy Air defense aur air space ko control karne ke baad kaam rah jata hai heavy weapons payload capacity aircraft ki na ki fifth generation ki

[@abcdefgh-hz6pk]

@Maggi Love lol pahla 2000 ton ka corvette bna lo ya wo bhi baap sa udhar loga

[@theheretic6739]

No matter the cost, the F22 is the only reason any Air Force on Earth fears or respects the USAF. No one can find that fighter jet before it finds them - be it strategic bombing escort or complete air dominance, the F22 is most the fearsome plane that any rival air force can meet. In case of recon mission or bombing run inside enemy territory, the F22 silently snipes out any hostile fighter that has been scrambled to target the bomber and the F22 can recon by itself. In case of BARCAPs in a squad of a number of F15s and F16s, only a couple of F22s will be marking enemy fighters, flanking them unnoticed and taking them out before being a threat by simply engaging in a precise BVR. So, USA's backbone fighter numbers will never dwindle or lost to enemy fire despite the number of missions they undertake. Russian air force performance in Ukraine has shown it had to fly low to the terrain to do bombing runs and have lost a number of its Su34 bombers and Su24 ground attack fighter. While the fighters could have bombed precisely without flying low too - but they did low flying to prevent being detected by modern enemy radars, by blending into terrain. Russia have not used its Su57 or the MIG31 strategic fighter extensively, either due to their low numbers, but their Air Force was surely lacking the need of something like the F35 which the Su34 clearly is not. They even lost one Su35s though it developed tech glitch while being pressed into an operation not suited to its parameters. Ukraine did not offer much of an air superiority fight, but ground based air defense had been phenomenal, which again reiterates the fact that a stealth plane often evens the odds by taking out threats before they become real for the non stealth platforms. When it comes to India, we have to be clear about what exactly defines a 5th Gen fighter? Does having a geometric stealth body is mandatory or can it be substituted by electronic stealth mechanisms? Yes , we are having an active stealth vs passive stealth consideration here. While active stealth is an add on which can convert any 4.5 Gen fighter into a 5thGen fighter, effectively, but its effect would be short lived because it needs huge amount of energy to constantly use that EW suite which mandates the need for a sophisticated and strong engine too. Hence not all 4.5 Gen fighters can use active stealth. The passive stealth guarantees an additional omnipresent layer of stealth alongside active stealth components to make a plane non detectable by radar for a really long time, since there is a fight between aerodynamics and geometric stealth to retain performance for the fighter jet in air combat, the engines on these planes are always the most advanced, powerful and cutting edge, which easily make place for active stealth too. Hence this is the advantage of a complete 5th Gen fighter. The most advanced plane in IAF's service right now is the Rafale, for which the French chose to sit out the F35 program altogether , since the Rafale has been built with most cutting-edge active stealth technology and has great degree of modular passive stealth components on it though not the complete geometric stealth body. France , which is one of the 5 permanent nations at the UNSC, an European super power which has engaged itself in conflicts of Africa recently, still bets on the Rafale as their only primary and backbone fighter relevant till 2040. So. India will use the Rafale like the F35 itself and will possibly induct higher numbers of the fighter's F4 variant which will come with latest tech in 5th Gen air warfare tech, like multi mode data linking , powerful EW suite , BVR weapon package et cetra minus the operating costs of the F35. Our immediate rivals do not have the ability to challenge a Rafale with the current inventory even though they have a 5th Gen fighter like J20 , but it is not a F35. The best J20 can be described is a Su34 with geometric stealth . In future - our in house force multipliers, interceptors, multi role combat aircrafts will all derive abilities from the Rafale and improve on it , even the TEDBF. But our true fifth gen project AMCA has been and will keep deriving inspiration from the F22. India may also pitch in for the Su75 if it gets a full transfer of tech and gets to develop that alleged stealth fighter all by itself, as an additional asset to the AMCA for the time when Rafales will start to show its obsoletion .

[@DefenceMatrix]

Very well explained. That is what we are trying to say here too. These aircraft are good for specialised role, but making them backbone is not a practical option.

[@mercedesbenz3751]

That's why I keep saying, India must have at least 100 Rafales for now and we want them immediately, while we must keep developing our own AMCA, TEDBF as soon as possible. But it'll still take 10-15 years at minimum.

[@kewlbeans9905]

No, as a patriot Pakistani, I do not fear F-22. Proof? We housed world's most wanted so called terrorist in our midst and F-22s couldn't do nothing. Did I not know that PAF against USAF is no competition at all? I knew very well USAF will carpet bomb us to stone age. Yet, I supported people you call 'Taliban'. Fear? The ONLY fear I have is compromising on morality. And there can never be a weapon expensive enough, technologically advance enough or destructive enough to make me respect it. I ONLY respect morality and moral humans. As a matter of fact, as level of threat against me goes up so does my level of defiance against that threat. Any Indians like that out there? Or should I give up?

[@rahules6090]

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[@vardhamanist]

Don't worry, at the end of the 2220 it will be a Chinese colony!!

[@hello--world]

F35's operating cost is on the steep side of $36k but it's just $10k more than many 4.5 gen fighter aircrafts.... Also due to its mass production the initial acquisition cost has reduced significantly, around $80M... I believe India should purchase 3 squadrons of these aircrafts and forget the MRFA and then solely focus on Tejas Mk-II for our remaining requirements since an updated Rafale would take time... F35 acquisition would be a great force multiplier, would add crucial squadrons to the IAF and also would level up our IAF fleet in general and not to forget will send shivers to our neighbours as well.

[@Harsh_Kr]

Good morning everyone 😌

[@BHARAT_3433]

Gooooooooooooooooooood morning 😉

[@blackpigeon4743]

Good morning

[@Harsh_Kr]

@@BHARAT_3433 😃🌝

[@Harsh_Kr]

@@blackpigeon4743 🙏🏼

[@harishkiran3663]

Tech that will change the tide of battle is BVRAAMs, especially the range and precision where we lack.

[@Savagepublic]

Indian attitude: Do nothing, Look busy

[@anishdutta6477]

Excellent topic & excellent described ❤️🇮🇳💪

[@DefenceMatrix]

Glad you like it

[@off_grid_javelin]

Most aviation experts already lauded the Indian stance of not wasting heavy resources over more 5th gen fighters But the thing which bothers Indian Aviation fans most is the pace at which we are acquiring these aircraft... china can produce 50+ aircraft of different kinds per year, while India is struggling to get its production capacity at even 18 to 20 crafts per year, that too of just one kind of craft, either it's HAL and private manufacturers at fault (because of lack of skilled manpower) or it's the extensive bureaucracy in the administration at play here. Whatever the reason is, it's a curse on the strength of our armed forces.

[@kumarprince1407]

Well said! 👍

[@123Suryasis]

@Defence Matrix, the examples you're giving, are literally the 1st Stealth Fighters in the history and the whole concepts of stealth, fully integrated avionics actually came from it. So, obviously the price and maintenance costs are way higher. And F-35 is costly because of trying to shove a single platform to all branches of the military. Now, the due to the high availability of open source platforms like integrated Avionics Real time Software, Of-the-Shelf SBC mission computers with all kind of ports available, high degree of commercially available composite materials, have decreased the development and maintenance cost significantly. See how China's 5th gen design working. They already have 150+ J-20 in service. Now regarding your analysis of IRST Sensors have already reduced Stealth aircraft's real advantage, well no easy way to say it, it's wrong. Check some actual technical articles about how IRST works and how they are used in military aircraft, instead of checking popular magazine articles, which tried to boost this idea when a Su-35 took an infrared image of a F-22 in Syria. 1st of all, all the 5th gen fighters have considerable amount of measure to reduce heat signature and their signature is lower than all 4.5 gen fighters. So, an IRST sensor will always be having shorter detection against 5th Gen, in normal scenarios. However, the most common mistake people made while glorifying IRST, is that they forget it's a passive sensor. So, unlike a Radar where the aircraft can control the direction, scanning direction and area, emission, search pattern, to cover huge airspace, IRST Sensors are solely dependent upon the signature coming from other aircraft and there is no way to know where to look in the Big sky out there. Your enemy can approach you in directions where your IRST is not pointing. That's why they are still a commentary sensor with the RADAR and the current generation is nowhere near to reduce the effectiveness of 5th gen against 4.5 gen. Regarding that Su-35 F-22 incident, both of the airforce knew the exact flight path of each other and the Su-35 knew exactly where to look. I still think India could have created a common platform for Navy and Airforce to develop a single Stealth fighter. Tejas MK2, AMCA and TEDBF...3 projects together is a super ambitious goal for India and a high chance those get delayed further because of each other. It's not an easy task for even some experienced countries and in my opinion, India should direct more resources to 5th gen fighters development or something like AMCA Mk1 for both airforce and navy.

[@DefenceMatrix]

* F 35 is not 1st Gen 5th Gen fighter, it was developed after F-22. *IRST sensor have their FOV, in which they can scan for multiple tagets automatically, like Typhoon's PIRATE which can scan 200 targets at a time, and has a range of 160km for aircraft going cold. 5th Gen aircraft are trying to reduce the IR signature, but it's very difficult to hide, you can't hide exhaust fumes, also they carry very powerful Radars, which itself becomes a hot zone, this was clearly shown by a video capturing IR signature of F-16 and F-35, where F-35's nose was much hotter in comparison. Edit: Also J-20 is not PLAAF' backbone, just like Russia is not making Su 57 theirs. Yes IRST is not Accurate, you can't guide active missile using it, so it needs more work, but it is very very difficult to reduce IR signature of a fighter aircraft which is flying high speed with jet engine.

[@mrahulkeya8142]

J-20 is not complete 5 th gen it has canards

[@daddysnipahhh4712]

@@mrahulkeya8142 Having canards or no canards has nothing to do with 5 Gen fighters. Sure canards probably do increase RCS but the Chinese are probably compensating for it elsewhere.

[@easonhuang7117]

@@DefenceMatrix Russia has only around 15 Su-57 while J-20 fleet is bigger than India's Su-30 fleet. 😁

[@DefenceMatrix]

@@easonhuang7117 I doubt that.

[@kamalsharma289]

focus should be on development of the stealthy and small-size kamikaze drones in very large numbers .....

[@prateekdhingra292]

That's very good point. In today's war, they are most useful. But before that, air war of big birds will happen, need to get good number of Tejas mk2

[@sbrhtdm]

India will never reach 42 squadrons even in next 20 years...where 42 squadrons estimate taken 30-40 years back. Current estimate should be 70-80 squadrons.

[@coldram1111]

India should heavily invest in swarm drones and CATS technologies. Any EM wave/radiation can be jammed and detected. So AI based systems can cause more damage to enemy C4I infrastructure, supply lines without being detected or destroyed.

[@abduljilanids]

Very valid points. I would like to add one more point. Modern aerial combat is mostly beyond visual range. Dogfighting is very rare because of rapid avionics development. 5 gen aircraft design banked heavily on maneuverability which unfortunately took a back seat to smart weapon systems and avionics.

[@tiju.j]

Lol.. US is not working on any new 4.5 gen fighter. They have stopped production of F22 because 6th gen NGAD fighter is already in trials.

[@transistor1013]

I think in mmrca programme india need to split requirement, 36 5th gen f35 or su 57 and rest of 4.5 gen, so this will keep us relevent in stealth game until amca gets ready.

[@arthurrod7638]

I like the way you think 👍 I was thinking along the same lines for MRFA... ... but honestly, I'm more worried about the here and now; the immediate need. And hence my suggestion is all about leasing Euro-canards, (as many as we can get), for 6 or 7 years, till our production lines are up and running. With a split MRFA order, we'll get the aircraft twice as fast. If one combines the Navy and the Air Force requirement, we need 114 + 26 = 140 aircraft. And if one takes what the Navy had asked for, namely, 57 aircraft, it becomes around 170 jets; a smaller number off the shelf, and the larger number made in India. Like I said, I like the way you think... you're actually thinking... and giving good suggestions. Cheers 👍

[@randmht9976]

Can you please Make 3 detailed videos on the LOGISTICS Capabilities of our 3 armed forces & the our Missiles arsenals ?

[@pradeeppatil3035]

Excellent explanation !!

[@girishaswal1636]

Mig 21 are best! we should be using them

[@swag-db1fm]

Always to the point 👍🔥

[@armedforce12]

We need to speed up our research and development program.. working on 4.5 gen aircraft is not bad thing but the speed at which we are working on tejas mk2 is a matter of concern.... once we are done with tejas mk2 and tedbf then only we can focus on 5th and 6th gen aircrafts..... HAL should rollout tejas mk2 before december end......

[@babuvishwass5910]

150 to 200 Fifth Generation Fighter Jets will be sufficient for our Air Force.

[@prateekdhingra292]

Bro who will give money? Very less percentage of Indians even pay taxes

[@Fasmidio]

India's needs are vast. Even USA is largely depended on F-16, F-15 and F-18 still, with F-22 and F-35 giving the edge when needed. You can't replace the whole fleet in an instant.

[@SG003]

Great analysis 👍🏼

[@PraSh475]

Hey, why did we not mention FA-18 Super Hornet which is a late 20th century to early 21st century aircraft? First flight in 1995 and introduction in 1999. It is a very good aircraft according to me on paper.

[@adityachaudhary8321]

US made Expensive to operate Air frame life too short Mix of Indian Israeli and Russian weapons We already know how many brave pilots we lost due to maintenance.

[@sunitarajput2626]

India can never trust us Especially when it comes to main fighters

[@PraSh475]

@@adityachaudhary8321 Bro what are you saying? Read what you have written once.

[@legendslog3911]

@@adityachaudhary8321 Abe khna kya chahta he???

[@junkookbts1273]

@@sunitarajput2626 why not ? India already buys tons of other US weapons

[@akapur9483]

Interesting! One cannot disagree more with this point of view. With China making progress in 5 and 6 generations, it’s a must to catch up for India. If china will dominate the sky then India will need something to counter. You need a mixture of all.

[@DefenceMatrix]

We are working on a 5th Gen aircraft, but we don't see it as the only future. In parallel we are also working on 4.5. Gen fighters for future, unlike any other country, producing them more than 5th Gen aircraft, which is a step in right direction. Nobody is saying 5th Gen are of no use, they are very important, but forming them as a backbone is not a practical option. US itself will make a new 4.5 Gen aircraft.

[@akapur9483]

@@DefenceMatrix thanks for your reply. Comparing with USA is not smart as they already have F22 and F35, also their other planes are really advanced to counter any threats. Also they have large numbers, pilot skills n real war experience etc. Currently India will take at least a decade to get a 5 generation plane if we do a collaborative effort with west. On its own it maybe add another decade… The bitter truth is Indian airforce needs new proven places like raffles, or super hornets etc… to bridge the gap with China. In next 10 years the Chinese would have developed a much more mature 5 generation planes. India needs both numbers n modern technology at the same time…. Too slow progress…

[@syedsarwarpasha2138]

feeling good to see 1080p in 60fps . It feels premium

[@TheDark-Knut]

Wow. Great to hear the old intro!

[@NitishKumar-cv8rw]

One of the best video.... 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ishansingh3575]

Indian army Believe in peace and when others make them angry they just start tandav nritya till enemy surrender

[@EsportsSchool]

4 / 4.5 पुलिस है, रोज काम आती है। 5th, 6th है स्पेशल फोर्स... जब काम आती है, तो सिर्फ वही काम देती है..... और किसी के बस की नहीं। 😊😊🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@soumyajitsingha9614]

F 22 as a programme is a success multirole fighters arent gonna make you wing against near peer adversaries like China or RUssia so F 22 when was being developed was being made as a hypothetical air superiority deterant against Soviet aircrafts so I believe even if numbers are low and costs high F 22 has a upper hand in fighting its contemporaries than something mediocre like rafale and f 16 even if F 22 may never see combat against J 20 or su 57 but to have such complex and superior tech helps keep your enemies think twice before even daring to think of picking fight

[@bijankazar729]

India smart move.... but cheap and later modified to 7th/8th Gen Fighter plane....Made in INDIA...thumb up

[@SachinKumar-pj3cu]

F16 ka per hour flying cost 12000 USD hai.I think....22000 USD kafi costly hai

[@AemondTomahawk]

agreed.. But I think Viper variant can be around 15-20.. because of stealth/radar absorbent coating..

[@kushalsingh9715]

Information clear hai sir jai hind 🔥

[@Archer89201]

Sirf operational cost plane ka aap factor main nahin le sakte, war on terror aur related operations main US military nai trillion dollars se zyada kharcha kiya in counter insurgency operations jo unkempt upgrade budgets ko kha gayi isliye 5th gen programs ko cuts karna para aur 4th Gen ko 4.5 Gen tak upgrade karke paisa bachana para. Also F-22 and F-35 programs successful hain kyonki unke pass operational fighters hain jiske against woh practice Kar sakte hain jabki baki abhi prototype ya limiter series stage main hai. Also stealth fighters exercises main 4th and 4.5 Gen ko more than 10-1 ratio main regularly pacharti hai and AESA radar non stealth planes ko more than 100km se dekh legi par 4th/4.5 Gen IRST se less than 50km se stealth ko dekh payegi thus long range se engage Kar sakti hai aur woh bhi IRST ke blind angle se.

[@aparnabhardwaj8500]

Everyone wants a stunner wife but settle for one's ability. Same here. Got to increase ability. JH.

[@hemantnagar8789]

Your excellent 👏 vdos are always 👌 a feast for ears 👂.! Keep.it up dear 😊..!!

[@amitpagare5946]

Jai Ho 🙏👍🙏👍🙏

[@jaytrivedi7489]

India needs rapid increase in IAF strength.... doesn't matter it comes from indigenous Tejas mk2 or foreign fighter... We need good squadron strength atleast 300-500 more fighters in next 5-7 yrs

[@prateekdhingra292]

India lacks numbers. We lack decent BVR capable 4.5 gen fighters. We need Tejas mk2 right now. Let the Chinese build intergalactic fighter with smoky engines, we need minimum deterrence first. Hindi saying, per failo utne, jitni lambi chadar

[@vishnumohannair8791]

What we need is self fuelling station for Drones, continuous charging drones that can remain in air perpetually in a stealth mode or an in air carrier which can extend the range of drones and we also need to experiment with drone formations. We also need professional videogamers, which is not a comforting thought because zChina is superstrong in videogamers

[@userx946]

Another factor to consider is the limited carrying capacity of 5th generation aircrafts. If the enemy has a large number of aircrafts in the sky then F-22 or F-35 won't make much of a difference because they carry very few air to air missiles compared to 4.5 generation aircrafts. 5th generation aircrafts are good only when backed up by other platforms including 4.5 generation aircrafts.

[@niweshlekhak9646]

F-22 carriers a lot of missiles, and has a range of 3000 km.

[@kunalsinha2355]

Jai hind🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@ShivamYadav-bb6ry]

Kya India f35 ka 1 squadron modified version le raha hai?

[@ankitmehta32]

Boeing is the OEM of F-22 Raptor

[@TheLargeoldshoe]

IAF and MOD are looking to import 4.5 gen even though they can build it locally. Thats why no government will agree to it basically because it will be used by the opposition will call for investigations into kickbacks. While the IAF keeps rejecting any local option. So in the end, its a question of who will blink IAF or the ruling party

[@adityatimes2454]

China 300 J7 aircraft rakhta hai…India ko bhi 200-300 Tejas Mk2le lena chahiye

[@savageassassin5976]

Bhai ab only 80 j7 hai unky pass baki traning school ko dy diye now they are upgrading with j 10 b and j10 c

[@akshaygade8758]

India Should Start Talks Of 'State Of The Art' S 500 Missile Systems With Russia Specially Use Against cheap china !!!

[@glamme345]

endia is assembling samosa MK2 🤣 🤣👌

[@jojored7966]

Welcome to the Zhuhai 2022 Aerospace Expo!😂😂

[@drshibank]

Indian defense personnel are always wanting to have the best and that is very important, but they forget that it takes sometime to develop indegenous technologies, design skills and test platforms and the most surprising thing is that they have all been trying their level best to denegrate and denounce every Indian hardware by changing their goal posts and want those changes midway when a product is being developed. Consider how western powers have developed their weapons and technological superiority in cooperation with their forces. How they have pushed weapons that were second rate and yet they promoted them, used them in enemy theaters and learnt how to improve and enhance their capability. Alas, that is not so in India because of various reasons.

[@KnowledgeEnthusiast]

#DefenceMatrix PLEASE🙏 PLEASE🙏 PLEASE🙏 Make a Similar Comparative Video about 4-Gen & 4.5-Gen Aircraft's Unit Cost, Operating Cost, Maintenance cost, weapons package cost, Their Special Abilities & Life Span of different Fighter Jet Aircrafts such as LCA 4+ Gen Tejas MK-1A, 4.5 Gen Tejas MK-2, 5th Gen AMCA, F-16, FA-18, F-15, Eurofighter Typhoon, Rafale M3/M4, Chinese Made 4th & 4.5gen Fighters, Japanese, South Korean, European Fighter Jets.

[@beingethicalwithlogics3113]

Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@aniket1638]

Quantity has a quality of it's own

[@ferhansyed1851]

Turkey has the advantage of the knowledge that it has gained while being a partner of the F-35 program. And with this experience, they have embarked upon a project that they are very likely to achieve in the future.

[@CountingStars333]

Their experience is paying for the F-35 but getting treated like a step family member.

[@gajendrasbhanot6259]

Jai hind

[@shaankhaan1686]

*Russia Ukraine war taught us....Its 4.5 Gen fighter only which gonna heat the real shit on* ♥️🙏🇮🇳

[@shaankhaan1686]

@Maggi Love can u take the third breath without taking the Next breath....pissy porky

[@IchigoKurosakicool]

@Maggi Love tog tere abbu jaan ka kya jaa taha hain abdul 💀

[@NikhilKumar-by3di]

@@IchigoKurosakicool 🤣🤣

[@ayshplayes5098]

@Maggi Love ja tu bana le, ja bana ke dikha, ek welding na kar payega, India started making fight jets 1 decade ago and competing against national making jets for more than 60 70 decades agr khud kuch nahi ukhad paa rahe to shanti karo and trust the process and abilities of our engineers

[@jonbonpony]

i see you got a new tv congratulations on that

[@parthasdasgupta]

5 th generation fighters are costly and costlier to operate. Now many countries are having radar which can detect 5th generation fighter. So IAF chief has done the right thing about considering 4.5 generation aircraft.

[@totoitekelcha7628]

Not all radar can detect 5th gen fighter. Even if you detect it you will have a hard time locking on to it and also the time you detected 5th gen stealth fighter it is game over for you because the jet has reach a striking distance very close to you and you have a second to lock add fire your missile in order to defeat 5th gen stealth fighter.

[@ImranKhan-ty6mx]

Calling F35 a failure, because operating costs are 36k/hr when as per your statement F16 operational cost is 22k/hr. That's only a 40% increase. Considering it is 5th gen that should be acceptable. Life cycle costs vs a Rafale would be even better. 80million purchase cost plus 6000 hours at $36,000/hr is 216 million for a total of 296 million. Rafale is 150 million and let's say 6000 hours at 22,000/hr is 132 million for a total of 282 million. 296 mil for 5th gen vs 282 for 4.5. Similarly for f16 blk72 it would be 80+ 132 for total of 212 million. I think your conclusion is flawed or your figure for F35 operational cost is too low, or for f16 too high.

[@AyyoGamer]

AMCA first aircraft 2055 me ayega 🤣😂😂😂

[@sanjibrai3740]

US is developing 6th gen aircraft called NGAD program.

[@bakshlyall9078]

New upgradation of softwares in avionics is not an issue as most fifth nd sixth gen are based on open architecture system

[@_imranfaisal_3818]

Two points for 🇮🇳 🇵🇰 & 🇧🇩 1-Go forward and solve own all disputes like water, land and sea by our salves, don’t see at west they only need our money against so called every new fucken generation of rubbish, and promote war in other countries, that’s why France uk USA didn’t attack nearest countries. 2-Mahabharata Muslims war every dynasty/country made its own weapons, made your own weapons as per need, don’t waist any money build your own industry, make job opportunities to feed poor people of own countries. Some capitalistic mind oppose this just because WAR IS PROFITABLE BUSINESS FOR THEM

[@agonnoga6100]

IAF fighters are in serious trouble against the 5th generation J20 which is meant for long range and to carry extra long range missiles. IAF like other branches of the military are in sleep mode. The large number of 4th and 4.5 generation fighters are practically useless against 5th generation fighters like J20. Victory goes to those who look first and shoot first. Only the jamming pods in Su30mki are some defense against Chinese 5th generation fighters and BVR missiles.

[@priyankaPatel-rs3oj]

Excellent video

[@vjraj89]

They(USA) should ask India for their need of 4.5 gen Aircraft.

[@vinishshetty8055]

We need to capitalise on current global situation and acquire all technology for Russian SU 57 and build it here and customize it.

[@ex-muslimraj8652]

Except u.s who the hell has 300 to 400 5th generation fighters?!?!? We need numbers, and 5th generation fighters cannot give us numbers! They are just too costly! Even U.s is moving back to 4.5th gen fighters for numbers.

[@jb-dn9lm]

It's not about operating 5th gen, it's a shows how behind we are in the technology curve. America has been flying 5th gen for last 20 years with all important components made in USA. Whereas till now we donot have a proper 4th gen fighter, and our one will all have all it's critical component imported.

[@hdjfjd8]

the core tech is available ,we are not behind in development the reason Turks have been successful in making their own drones and even 5th gen aircraft prototype is because they chose to prioritize local companies rather than depending on foreign imports and in areas where they cannot develop stuff locally they sign tech transfer agreements to bring in the tech,learn it and make domestic version's of it . Indian bureaucracy and senior military staff silently prefer foreign made equipment not Indian made also the red tape and regulations for private companies to make stuff have not been removed so how will they emerge

[@jb-dn9lm]

@@hdjfjd8 do you have some mental issues, don't you understand what I am saying

[@qwertykeys5509]

quantity has quality of its own if done correctly

[@mr.mastermind4840]

The service availability of F22 raptor is around 62-70%. F35 is way more complex and has an even poorer service availability rate.

[@DebD0773]

4.5 Generation = Bailing out US RUS FRA 5 Grneration = Development By Adani + US RUS EURO