BrahMos supersonic cruise missile system
The company's official profile calls BrahMos Aerospace the designer, developer, producer, integrator, and marketer of the universal BRAHMOS weapon system.
Sources: Company profile, About JVBuilt by archive
BrahMos Aerospace is the India-Russia joint venture that designs, develops, produces, integrates, and markets the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile family. Its catalog relevance comes from the builder's role in the BrahMos missile system and related launcher variants across ship, land, air, and submarine platforms.
1 weapon systemsBrahMos Aerospace traces its origin to the 12 February 1998 inter-governmental agreement between India and Russia that created the BrahMos joint venture. The company presents itself as the designer, developer, producer, integrator, and marketer of the universal BRAHMOS weapon system.
For this archive, the builder profile ties the catalog's BrahMos entry to the organization that publicly describes itself as responsible for the missile family, the air-launched variant, and the wider ship, land, and submarine launch ecosystem.
The company's official profile calls BrahMos Aerospace the designer, developer, producer, integrator, and marketer of the universal BRAHMOS weapon system.
Sources: Company profile, About JVThe company says it designed and developed the air-launched BRAHMOS for the Indian Air Force's Su-30MKI platform.
Sources: Air launched weapon systemBrahMos Aerospace describes BRAHMOS-NG as its next-generation derivative program.
Sources: Company profileThe company says the BrahMos joint venture began after the 12 February 1998 inter-governmental agreement between India and Russia.
Sources: About JV
BrahMos Aerospace says the first successful launch of the BRAHMOS supersonic cruise missile took place on 12 June 2001.
Sources: Company profile
The company says BRAHMOS first flew from an Indian Air Force Su-30MKI on 22 November 2017.
Sources: Air launched weapon system
BrahMos Aerospace publishes most public history and product context on its own site. The profile uses the company-published narrative and a public-domain Wikimedia Commons logo for the single builder image.
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Standalone missiles, bombs, rockets, torpedoes, and guided or unguided explosive payloads.