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Eyes in the sky: How low-cost aerostats can help plug India’s radar coverage gaps

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Eyes in the sky: How low-cost aerostats can help plug India’s radar coverage gaps
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The article explores the use of low-cost aerostats as a strategic solution to fill radar coverage gaps in India's air defense network. It argues that tethered balloons offer a more cost-effective and persistent surveillance alternative to manned aircraft or drones.

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Enhancing radar coverage is critical for national security, particularly in defending against modern threats like cruise missiles and drones.

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The article provides a technical analysis of defense infrastructure without political bias.

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