Re: Indian Air force at its best!! IAF Mirage 2000 Stunts!
I am not a Desh-drohi as some are trying to say
Still,
*kuku.sawf.org/Articles/3583.aspx
This isnt againt anyone's point.but I reaffirmed my earlier observations(newspapers etc)
Missed this in my last login.
Hmmmm!!!!
How on Earth does this reply of yours vindicate your stand that
Russian or German Engineers are superior to Indian Engineers ?
The Russians have had the fortune of being able to work on their space and rocket program since the 1900s. So is it not expected of them to have a proven Cryogenic engine technology by the 1960s-70s? The seeds of India space program had just been sown at this time. And for its indigenous Cryogenic Engine program, it was only formulated in the late 80s, a point that I had already made and
your source too has acknowledged. In spite of this, India has succeeded in validating its design by 2007, something that the other countries would have been hard-pressed to match under similar circumstances. This in spite of India’s budgetary allocation being far less than that of the other countries with similar capabilities, and with
faaaar more political and bureaucratic red tape to deal with.
If this does not speak volumes of the competency of an Indian Engineer, then what does?
If India pumps in the kind of money into the program that the others do [Soviet Union, china] or pay the Engineers and scientists the kind of salary that they pay [U.S, Japan], there is simply no reason why an Indian organization can not
surpass the others in this field. India has been
matching them, capability-for-capability even without these much deserved funding.
It is
experience that you have so conveniently chosen to mistake for
expertise . Two distinctly different, but related concepts.
No harm in getting a kick out of playing the Devil’s advocate. And frankly speaking I quite enjoy reading about your shenanigans in this process. But c’mon buddy
even the devil deserves a better advocate .
Meaning no disrespect to anybody from the Indian Armed Forces , may I ask who is Vijainder K Thakur and what expertise does he hold to comment on the progress made by Indian scientists and Engineers in the field of Cryogenic Engine Technology? Just because I am professional cyclist, does not make me an expert in developing the latest Carbon fiber composite that would be used in the body of an F1 vehicle (even though carbon-fiber composite bodies have been developed for racing cycles).
And
parka , since you are on this trip of quoting from such esoteric sources of questionable reputation/credibility, why don’t you quote something about India’s Defense Program from
HERE
The new season of
The Great Indian Laughter Challenge is still a long way away. Will make do with your performance till then.
I was surprised to see such a video created by our IAF 
,now later we hear that India bought 3 Cryogenic systems from good ol' Russia 
