[FightforFreedomCA]

hmm...I can see it, hope they kept their receipt

[TigersEye]

When you have invisible ships it’s easy to overstate your fleet size. They should go whole hog and get some invisible airplanes and invisible missiles too.

[redheadtoo]

I don't know how you go about making stealth ships. I know they tried it when stealth technology was invented but soon discover the flaw in the idea of stealth sea vessels.

This is what I recall the problem was. Unlike air, water is detectable on radar. A stealth ship leaves a big blank spot on the radar. It makes itself known by what doesn't appear on the radar screen.

[bunkerhill7]

Indian Navy gets 'invisible’ ship made entirely of glass open for public tours but nobody can find it

[Jack Hammer]

A “modern” navy is nice, but what India really needs to worry about is roughly four million Chinese troops rolling over their northeastern border.

[PIF]

I think the article title is misleading -— the system involved is likely the Israeli Barak-8 missile interceptor -— “whose radar provides 360-degree coverage against incoming missiles or air attack, and which was developed in partnership with India... all-weather, day-and-night, 360 degrees coverage and is capable of intercepting incoming missiles when they are no more than 500 meters away from target.”

[raja030in]

my project is ready to make more stealthy