Pakistani Military Modernization: A Comparative Analysis with Indian Army Equipment

1. Observation and Data Collection: The EO/IR sensor turret observes specific areas and collects visual and infrared data, providing a comprehensive view of the surroundings.
2. Data Processing and Intelligence: The collected data is processed to extract actionable intelligence. This can include identifying targets, assessing their significance, and tracking their movements.
3. Loitering and Surveillance: The UCAV can loiter over a specific target or area, providing continuous surveillance. This allows for confirmation of potential targets and tracking of their activities over time.
4. Target Confirmation, Lock, and Track: The sensor turret can confirm the identity and status of targets, establish locks for accurate tracking, and maintain focus on them, ensuring precise and reliable information.
5. Target Designation for Guided Missiles: Once a target is confirmed and tracked, the UCAV’s sensor turret can designate it, providing the necessary information for guided missiles to be launched and accurately strike the target.

This comprehensive suite of capabilities makes ISTAR EO/IR sensor turrets integral components in modern UCAV systems, enabling them to perform a wide range of missions, including reconnaissance, surveillance, and targeted strikes with high precision.

CM-400AKG becomes Pakistan’s ‘carrier killer’

Discreet, most underrated weapon of Pakistan Air Force, the CM-400AKG and JF-17 Combo. The supersonic missile with hypersonic terminal phase velocity has the capability to be fitted with multiple seekers including TR/IR seeker.

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