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22 December, 2020
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The Block III version which is currently being manufactured for the United States Navy will enable the Indian armed forces to challenge the next generation of adversaries.
Hornet would do well with the Indian Navy’s Short Takeoff but Arrested Recovery (STOBAR) system and validate earlier simulation studies done over the last 2 years.
The F/A18 Block III Super Hornet would not only provide superior warfighting capability to the Indian Navy but also create opportunities for cooperation in naval aviation between the US and India.
Both the Navy’s sole carrier in service, INS Vikramaditya, and the under-construction indigenous Aircraft Carrier (IAC)I, Vikrant, have a ski-jump with the STOBAR mechanism.
Source: TH
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