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Agni-I missile test-fired as part of Army's user trial

India today successfully test-fired its nuclear capable Agni-I strategic ballistic missile, with a strike range of 700 km, as part of the Army's user trial from the test range at Wheeler Island off Odisha coast.

"The indigenously developed surface-to-surface, single-stage missile, powered by solid propellants, was test-fired from a mobile launcher at about 0925 hrs from launch pad-4 of the Integrated Test Range," defence sources said.

Describing the trial as successful, a senior official said it met the mission objectives.

The Strategic Force Command (SFC) of the Army, as part of their training exercise, executed the trial with logistic support provided by Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) at the ITR, a DRDO official said.

Agni-I missile has a specialised navigation system which ensures it reaches the target with a high degree of accuracy, he said.

The trajectory of the missile, which has an operational strike range of 700 km, was tracked by sophisticated radars and electro-optic telemetry stations located along the sea coast and ships positioned near the impact point in the downrange area.

Weighing 12 tonnes, the 15-metre-long Agni-I, which can carry payloads up to 1000 kg, has already been inducted into the Indian Army.

Agni-I was developed by advanced systems laboratory (ASL), the premier missile development laboratory of the DRDO in collaboration with Defence Research Development Laboratory (DRDL) and Research Centre Imarat (RCI) and integrated by Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL), Hyderabad.

The last trial of the Agni-I missile was successfully carried out on November 25, 2010 from the same base.

Since the missile has already been inducted into the armed forces, it is important to conduct user trials for training of defence personnel and improvement of their skills, sources said.

Agni-I missile test-fired as part of Army's user trial - Indian Express

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not much of a surprise

yes Agni 1 is a proven missile without a doubt it has been successfully tested since 2001 several times by DRDO in 2001 and SFC after that. i just wish that we are able to see pictures or a launch video

now we should test Agni II at least 2 times next year to prove its credibility and same with Agni 3 and Agni 4.
 
2011.......is big year of HARD WORKING OF DRDO................................HOPE BEST FOR 2012.......

THANKYOU GOD FOR...........2011............
 
Agni A1-06 nuclear capable missile successfully test-fired

New Delhi, Dec 1: The Indian Army successfully test-fired its nuclear capable Agni A1-06 strategic ballistic missile from the test range at Wheeler Island off the Odisha coast on Thursday morning.

The missile was launched from a Road Mobile Launcher System and reached the target point in the Bay of Bengal. It was tracked by radar andtelemetry stations located along the coastline.

Two Naval Ships located near the target point tracked the missile in the terminal phase of the flight. The missile, indigenously developed by DRDO, is already in the arsenal of Indian Armed Forces.


Source: Agni A1-06 missile successfully test-fired
 
good acha hai ab agni 5 fire karo...besabri se intzaar kar rahain hain

Time we started paying them a bit higher. Our scientists are among the lowest paid in the world.

It's time to increase the salaries of all scientists in DRDO, ISRO, CSIR etc. and recruit the best brains out there.

Higher salary will make sure that best brains from the best universities come to do research for the government.
 
Why every time bay of bengal ,
seriously we need to check its reliability on land . Like targeting lakshadweep from main land .
 
Why every time bay of bengal ,
seriously we need to check its reliability on land . Like targeting lakshadweep from main land .

Yeah,I second you on that.But the biggest problem is the bozos we have got aka environment and wild life activists who has no concern about our defence preparedness.
 
kkkkkkkkkkkaaaaaaaaaaaaaaabbbbbbbbbbbboooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmm!!!:guns::guns::flame::flame:

Congrats to all our scientists!!:tup::tup:
 

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