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Anti submarine rocket: DRDO has prepared indigenous anti -submarine rockets to kill enemy submarines. By the last 15 days (23 June-7 July), the Navy of India successfully conducted this Extempted Range Anti Submarine Rocket (ERASR ie Erazer).
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has sent best wishes to the Navy, Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and the industry for this success. According to Rajnath Singh, this test has increased the ‘strikeing-power’ of the Indian Navy.
17 testing of 17 rockets on separate range
In the last 15 days, the Indian Navy, along with DRDO’s Pune-based Armament Research and Development Establishment (ARDE) lab, had tested 17 rockets from the INS Kawatti warship on a separate range. Naval Science and Technological Laboratory also helped in this user-trial.
Erazer is a completely indigenous rocket
The special thing is that the erazer was tested only through indigenous rocket launcher. According to the Ministry of Defense, the erazer is a completely indigenous rocket, which is used to fight through Indian Navy warships. It has two-in rocket motor conference, due to which the erazer can be fired on different range through extreme accuracy. This anti-Sabarine rocket has an indigenous electronic time fuse.
Soon Indian Nocket will join Indian Navy
In addition to the range during the test, electronic time fuse functioning and warhead were also tested. Due to successful user-trials, the way for the emerger rocket to join the Indian Navy has been cleared soon. According to the Ministry of Defense, both the government undertaking Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) and private company Solar Defense and Aerospace Limited (Nagpur) will produce erazer rockets together.
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