Bangladesh Air Force Sets Sights on Modernization with Chinese J-10C Fighter Jets and Attack Helicopters

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The Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) is embarking on a significant modernization drive, with Air Chief Marshal Hasan Mahmud Khan emphasizing the force's commitment to upgrading its fleet.

In a recent statement to the media, he declared, "We're devotedly trying to acquire multirole combat aircrafts and attack helicopters," signaling a strategic shift towards enhancing both offensive and defensive capabilities.

A key highlight of this modernization effort is the potential acquisition of the Chinese Chengdu J-10C multirole fighter aircraft. Sources indicate that the BAF is considering purchasing 16 J-10C jets in the initial phase. This move is seen as a strategic effort to replace the aging F-7MB squadron, a mainstay of the BAF's fleet that is nearing the end of its operational life.

The J-10C is a fourth-generation-plus fighter renowned for its versatility in both air-to-air and air-to-ground missions. Equipped with advanced avionics, an active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar, and the ability to deploy a wide range of modern weaponry, the J-10C would be a formidable addition to the BAF's arsenal.

Acquiring the J-10C would not only address the immediate need to replace aging aircraft but also significantly enhance the BAF's combat readiness and technological capabilities.

In addition to fighter jets, the BAF is also prioritizing the acquisition of attack helicopters. These versatile aircraft are crucial for close air support, anti-armor operations, and reconnaissance missions. Although specific models under consideration have not been publicly disclosed, the focus on attack helicopters indicates a comprehensive approach to modernizing the BAF's capabilities across a spectrum of operational scenarios.

While the acquisition of modern aircraft represents a significant step forward, challenges remain. These include integrating new platforms into existing operational frameworks, providing adequate pilot training, establishing maintenance and logistics support, and ensuring compatibility with current infrastructure.

Furthermore, the financial implications of these procurements will require careful planning and potentially increased defence spending.
 
India must fence it's boundary with Bangladesh. If possible militarized it. Personally, I wish that fencing is high security fencing with mines planted in it. Under Yunus Govt. Islamist, Pak and China will gain foot with greater common interest aimed at harming India. India is so much outdated and very slow to embrace modernity. From fencing method to mindset, us are too outdated on many areas.
 
let boundary remaining open let them advantures with us then cut surrounding area.
Then look at Assam, 12 districts are now Bangladeshi majority. They're already in India. Now, Where's ur adventure and so called cut surrounding areas? Why wait?

Indians like u talk as hero, but in reality only in Social Media.
 
Islamist way of nation building at the expense of bread for the populace.
 
Then look at Assam, 12 districts are now Bangladeshi majority. They're already in India. Now, Where's ur adventure and so called cut surrounding areas? Why wait?

Indians like u talk as hero, but in reality only in Social Media.
Shot illegal infiltrater why so scared, I am not hero on social media here I have gut to fight on street not coward like you who set on sofa with AC and comments
 
It's clear that Bangladeshis view us as their enemy. We need to change our attitude else we might get overwhelmed with enemies that surround us. The GOI and more importantly the imbeciles who bark for secularism must open their eyes.
 
Shot illegal infiltrater why so scared, I am not hero on social media here I have gut to fight on street not coward like you who set on sofa with AC and comments
Typical wannabe guy here showing gungho attitude by thinking that things look easy. Lol.

Can you show by example how to shot them? And come to Assam, you'll meet plenty of Banggals that u can engage in street fight. We need self declared brave guy like u. Don't bark from hundreds miles away by making wild assumption that I sit in Sofa, with AC.
 
Best solution: push 100 million Indians in Bangladesh. What can the Bangladeshi do then? Nothing. India has enough people to do this. See how Russia claims Crimes etc. India can do the same.
In facts, Bangladesh has already done this to India. Some 40 million Bangladeshi live in India now. A large part of them illegally.
 

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