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New Delhi: The Indian Air Force has been continuously working to strengthen its aerial surveillance capabilities. The Netra MkII, being developed by DRDO, is an important step in this direction. It is important to note that this system is an advanced version of Netra MkI. It is designed to provide the Indian Air Force with a strong platform for real-time situational awareness, threat detection, and control systems.
It is worth mentioning that this system will be mounted on six Airbus A321 aircraft acquired from Air India.
Netra MkII will function as an airborne command center, capable of guiding fighter aircraft during combat operations, providing real-time target data, and situational awareness. The system has a special ability to detect and track ballistic missiles, which will also enhance India’s Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) capabilities.
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