India is making significant strides in its indigenous defense capabilities with the development of the *STAR missile, a very long-range Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile (BVRAAM) designed to counter Airborne Warning and Control Systems (AWACS). Officially dubbed the **Supersonic Target Acquisition Rocket (STAR)*, this missile is poised to enhance the Indian Air Force's (IAF) ability to neutralize high-value aerial targets at extended ranges, marking a leap in India's aerospace technology. The STAR missile is powered by *Liquid Fuel Ramjet (LFRJ) propulsion*, a technology offering distinct advantages over traditional solid-fuel rocket motors. LFRJ systems provide sustained thrust over long distances, enabling the missile to maintain high supersonic speeds throughout its flight. This makes STAR particularly effective for engaging distant, high-altitude targets like AWACS, which often operate far from the frontline to provide early warning and command functions for enemy for...
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