Indian Navy

[miroslav]

TRINKAT CLASS Fast Patrol Vessel.

INS Trinkat T61; Commissioned - 28 September 2000.
INS Tillanchang T62; Commissioned - 17 March 2001.
INS Tarasa T63; Commissioned - 24 August 2001.
Tarmugli T64; Commissioned - 04 March 2002 - Sold to Seychelles on 23 February 2005.
Bangaram T65; Launched - 11 December 2004, Commission - November 2005.
Bitra T66; Launched - 14 December 2004, Commission - November 2005.
Batti Malv T67; Launched - 29 June 2005, Commission - February 2006.
Baratang T68; Launched - 06 August 2005, Commission - February 2006.


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[miroslav]

ABHAY {PAUK II} CLASS 1241PE ASW Corvette.

INS Abhay P33 (10 March 1989)
INS Ajay P34 (24 January 1990)
INS Akshay P35 (10 December 1990)
INS Agray P36 (30 January 1991) - in repair

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[miroslav]

SUPER DVORA MK.II CLASS Fast Patrol Vessel.

FAC T-80 (24 June 1998)
FAC T-81 (06 June 1999)
FAC T-82 (09 October 2003)
FAC T-83 (27 November 2003)
FAC T-84 (19 April 2004)


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[miroslav]

MAGAR CLASS Amphibious Warfare Vessel.

INS Magar L20 (15 July 1987)
INS Gharial L23 (14 February 1997)


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[miroslav]

Mk.2 & Mk.3 LANDING CRAFT

L34 - LCU Mk.2 (28 January 1980)
L35 - LCU Mk.2 (17 December 1983)
L36 - LCU Mk.3 (18 July 1986)
L37 - LCU Mk.3 (18 October 1986?)
L38 - LCU Mk.3 (10 December 1986)
L39 - LCU Mk.3 (25 March 1987)


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[miroslav]

Type 773I/773IM POLNOCHNY C/D CLASS Amphibious Warfare Vessel or Landing Ship Tank (Medium) - LST(M).

INS Sharabh L17 (27 January 1976 - Gdynia, Poland)
INS Cheetah L18 (February 1985 - Gdynia, Poland)
INS Mahish L19 (04 June 1985 - Gdynia, Poland)
INS Guldar L21 (December 1985 - Gdynia, Poland)
INS Kumbhir L22 (November 1986 - Gdynia, Poland)

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[miroslav]

JYOTI CLASS Replenishment Tanker.

INS Jyoti A58 (20 July 1996)

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[Sharjeel]

why does indian navy still use the saint Goerges Cross??

 

[miroslav]

ADITYA CLASS Replenishment & Repair Ship.

INS Aditya A59 (03 April 2000)

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[miroslav]

DEEPAK CLASS Replenishment Tanker.

INS Shakti A57 (31 December 1975)

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[miroslav]

Originally posted by Yahya@Nov 14 2005, 11:59 PM
why does indian navy still use the saint Goerges Cross??

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The Cross is no more.

The pics must be before 2000.

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[Sharjeel]

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we have a crecent and star on our navy logo thingi.


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you have the three head thing. what is it called and what does it signify?

 

[akula]

Originally posted by Yahya@Nov 14 2005, 09:26 PM
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The National emblem of India is a replica of the Lion of Sarnath, near Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. The Lion Capital was erected in the third century BC by Emperor Ashoka to mark the spot where Buddha first proclaimed his gospel of peace and emanicipation to the four quarters of the universe. The national emblem is thus symbolic of contemporary India’s reaffirmation of it’s ancient commitment to world peace and goodwill. The four lions(one hidden from view ) – symbolising power, courage and confidence- rest on a circular abacus. The abacus is girded by four smaller animals- guardians of the four directions: the lion of the north, the elephant of the east, the horse of the south and the bull of the west . The abacus rests on alotus in full bloom, exemplifying the fountainhead of life and creative inspiration.

The motto ‘Satyameva Jayate’ inscribed below the emblem in Devanagari script means ‘truth alone triumphs’.

 

[Owais]

Deal on with Russia to help India develop nuclear submarine: Pranab
PTI
Wed, 16 Nov 2005, 23:58

MOSCOW: Russia has agreed to help India develop indigenous nuclear-powered submarine and aircraft carriers, while India is ready for the joint development of a fifth-generation fighter aircraft, Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee said here on Wednesday, after talks with his his Russian counterpart Sergei Ivanov.

‘‘For some components joint ventures and joint production would be set up,’’ he said when asked if he and Ivanov had discussed Russian cooperation in the development of the Advanced Technology Vessel (ATV) and Air Defence Ship (ADS) projects.

ATV is an indigenous project for the development of a nuclear submarine and the ADS project is for the development of aircraft carriers.

Speaking at a joint press conference, Mukherjee said India would also take part in the development and financing of a fifth generation super fighter aircraft project with Russia.

‘‘We exchanged views. Active contacts are going on with Russian side. Our air force is in contact with its Russian counterpart, Mukherjee said. He also announced that Russia’s Defence Ministry had agreed to provide India access to the Russian Glonass global navigational satellite system for military application, an alternative to the Pentagon-controlled US Global Positioning System (GPS).

The two ministers earlier signed the protocol of the fifth session of the Indo-Russian Inter-Governmental Commission on Military-Technical Cooperation (IRIGC-MTC) as its co-chairmen. Mukherjee also announced that the vexed intellectual property rights issue had been resolved, and that the agreement would be signed during Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s Moscow visit next month.

Speaking at the conference, Ivanov said the signing of the IPR agreement would open new vistas for cooperation in most sensitive futuristic technologies. He underscored the point that India is the ‘‘sole’’ country in the world with which Moscow has a long-term defence cooperation programme, and for which it has opened its entire military industrial complex.

‘‘This is because of highest level trust and shared national security interests in Eurasia and the whole world,’’ Ivanov said.

 

[miroslav]

Sea King Mk.42 ASW Helicopters

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