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India test-launches air-to-air missile
India test-launches air-to-air missile
India on Monday successfully test fired a new solid-propellant air-to-air missile, the IANS news agency reported. 11.01.2010, Sputnik International
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India test-launches air-to-air missile
India on Monday successfully test fired a new solid-propellant air-to-air missile, the IANS news agency reported.
India on Monday successfully test fired a new solid-propellant air-to-air missile, the IANS news agency reported.
The Astra beyond-visual-range missile was launched from its Integrated Test Range (ITR) off the Orissa coast.
"The test was a success," ITR Director S.P. Dash told IANS.
The Astra missile was developed by the Defense Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). This is India's first indigenous air-to-air missile that enables fighter pilots to lock on and shoot down enemy aircraft 80 km away.
The missile can also intercept supersonic targets.
NEW DELHI, January 11 (RIA Novosti)