Air Warfare
PREMIUM: MRSAM draws closer for Indian Army
The Medium-Range Surface-to-Air Missile (MRSAM) for the Indian Army was successfully tested late last year at the Chandipur Integrated Test Range, though some prerequisites remain to be established, Shephard has learned.
The $1.6 billion MRSAM contract was signed in mid-2017 as a technical joint development venture between Israel Aerospace ...
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