India has launched the next phase of its Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) program, aiming for its first indigenous fifth-generation stealth fighter. This ambitious project, led by private industry, seeks to close the stealth gap with China and Pakistan, marking a significant shift in India's defense manufacturing.
India has launched the next phase of its Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) program, aiming for its first indigenous fifth-generation stealth fighter. This ambitious project, led by private industry, seeks to close the stealth gap with China and Pakistan, marking a significant shift in India's defense manufacturing.
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