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New Delhi: The final frontier of space is already an established area of ​​warfare that will affect battles In older ones on land, in the air and at sea, Chief of Staff Major General Anil Chauhan said on Thursday.
Noting the rapid developments taking place in the space arena, the CDS said, “The history of warfare has taught us that in any war, initial competition usually occurs in a new domain. The new domain also affects battles in the older domains.”
“Initially naval power was able to influence battles on land. Later, air power influenced war on land and at sea. I believe that now, space will cast its influence on the air, sea and land domain,” he added. B- Indian Defense Space Symposium.
reader DRDO Deeply engage with the Indian space industry and start-up community to develop cutting edge solutions to reduce technological gap With the country’s adversaries, General Chauhan said there is also a need to “develop and update our necessary doctrines to ensure that the space and cyber elements are deeply integrated at the strategic, operational and tactical levels.”
Chairman DRDO Samir V got up, in turn, said that space situational awareness, space-based surveillance and on-demand launch capability are some areas where India needs to further develop capabilities. “These are critical areas. And we can do it if we all work together,” he said.
Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar said Indian space scientists have shown the world that India has the “will, wisdom and means” to be an “ace in space” despite countless challenges and denial of technology.
Noting the rapid developments taking place in the space arena, the CDS said, “The history of warfare has taught us that in any war, initial competition usually occurs in a new domain. The new domain also affects battles in the older domains.”
“Initially naval power was able to influence battles on land. Later, air power influenced war on land and at sea. I believe that now, space will cast its influence on the air, sea and land domain,” he added. B- Indian Defense Space Symposium.
reader DRDO Deeply engage with the Indian space industry and start-up community to develop cutting edge solutions to reduce technological gap With the country’s adversaries, General Chauhan said there is also a need to “develop and update our necessary doctrines to ensure that the space and cyber elements are deeply integrated at the strategic, operational and tactical levels.”
Chairman DRDO Samir V got up, in turn, said that space situational awareness, space-based surveillance and on-demand launch capability are some areas where India needs to further develop capabilities. “These are critical areas. And we can do it if we all work together,” he said.
Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar said Indian space scientists have shown the world that India has the “will, wisdom and means” to be an “ace in space” despite countless challenges and denial of technology.
