S-400, the Russia made space defense missile is acquired
by the National Defense of India for skies guarding mission for counter to
possible treats from China and Pakistan. There has been installing two system
based over the India territory: (1) The base air defense zone for barrier at
ground vital sites such factory, nuclear facility, air port, hydro power
station and (2) the air defense ground environment system which allocating
along state border line. The above two system had been designing, during the
cold war era, for air defence purpose
that only capable to attack the fix or mobile targets at an altitude up to 40
km.
Difference of Air Defence and Space Defense System
As of globalization and an emerging of information
technology of today atmosphere, enemies could employ an advance tools to
destroy any point from long distance of some of 1500 km at very high accurate
probability. Those killing tools machine can be listed as drone, suicide air
plane, intercontinental ballistic missile, long and medium cruise missile at a
given altitude above 40 km.
Difference of Air Defence and Space Defense System
In brief, the S-400 is for space defense purpose, not an
air defense project assignment. Pakistan had tested its missile in 1999 that
could carry a nuclear warhead at range of 2,000 km distance. China also
confirmed by report media that it long range missile could shoulder nuclear for
destroy vital target at over 10,000 km long. Thus, at the time of NATO and the
European states focusing on missile defense program or missile defense wall
program, the Russia made S-400 had been scoring as advanced military devices
that can penetrate “the wall” effectively.
S-400 radar can detect long range target for further use of anti-radar missile
Poorly in Russia firing missile’s interception by most
of military industry, it motivates buyers to procure for S-300 or S-400 for
both air defenses as well as for space defense project. Air and Space warfare is far beyond an
comprehension of general militant, except those are interested in
modern-military warfare concept.
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