Indian Navy Gets US Go-ahead to Deploy EMALS and AAG on its New Supercarrier

[gslv mk3]

Will? You said it is already indigenous! There is a big difference between will and is.

It is being done.

That's the point isn't it? This is what you said:

So ? The escorts are an integral part of CBG and we have indigenous sonars for that.

 

[Hindustani78]

There is no point living in denial, it's in the frontpage. I heard they are still having problems starting up Arihant.

The submarine is propelled by an 83 MW pressurised light-water reactor at its core.

India’s first indigenously-made nuclear submarine, the INS Arihant has been commissioned into service.

In 2009, Arihant was launched into the water at the ship-building centre in Visakhapatnam. In 2013, the nuclear reactor of the submarine went ‘critical’ and from December 2014 onwards, the sea trials began, which included the test firing of K-series of missiles. In what is good news for the Indian Navy, TOI reported that the construction of the second nuclear submarine, INS Aridhaman, is almost complete

 

[Han Patriot]

It is being done.



So ? The escorts are an integral part of CBG and we have indigenous sonars for that.

We were talking about the carrier, and you suddenly talk about the sonars, does that make sense? Damn you Indies like to flip flop and lie alot.

 

[gslv mk3]

We were talking about the carrier, and you suddenly talk about the sonars, does that make sense? Damn you Indies like to flip flop and lie alot.

I was talking about building a CBG. Check out the older posts.

 

[kuge]

Amazing India math. So if I started checking out Indian military at 20 years old for the past 18 years. How old would I be?
:

u r wrong...u checked out the indian militry as soon as u wormed your way out into this world...lol

 

[gslv mk3]

There is no point living in denial, it's in the frontpage. I heard they are still having problems starting up Arihant.

According to the report submitted by the Department of Atomic Energy to the parliamentary committee, the Arihant has completed trials & was commissioned in 2016. I'm not sure if your reports are more authoritative sources than that.

 

[ashok321]

No.

 

[Han Patriot]

The submarine is propelled by an 83 MW pressurised light-water reactor at its core.

India’s first indigenously-made nuclear submarine, the INS Arihant has been commissioned into service.

In 2009, Arihant was launched into the water at the ship-building centre in Visakhapatnam. In 2013, the nuclear reactor of the submarine went ‘critical’ and from December 2014 onwards, the sea trials began, which included the test firing of K-series of missiles. In what is good news for the Indian Navy, TOI reported that the construction of the second nuclear submarine, INS Aridhaman, is almost complete

https://in.rbth.com/blogs/stranger_...usia-helped-deliver-indias-baby-boomer_533849

According to the report submitted by the Department of Atomic Energy to the parliamentary committee, the Arihant has completed trials & was commissioned in 2016. I'm not sure if your reports are more authoritative sources than that.

Good update, so it was only commissioned last year? The last time I read the reactor was outputting power below the designed value. I am not sure how you can solve it, unless you remove and refabricate a new reactor. Or maybe they just went ahead and reduce some electrical load and push it through to save face.

I was talking about building a CBG. Check out the older posts.

In that case you might as well talk about the whole navy.

 

[帅的一匹]

Not to my knowledge
Most NATO members have received weapons directly.
In case US government agrees to share such critical cutting edge technologies, it will be a first.
But then again US Congress had duly noted India's spotless record of Non Proliferation during 123 agreement debate and stability of our democracy.
So apart from Britain and Israel, if ever US would want to work out such a close cooperation, it is India.

Which indirectly show how much USA want to contain China. By the way, they can make hell of money from India.

With Russia and USA support, maybe India will push foward policy along the border like 1962.

We shall prepare to fight back.

 

[Han Patriot]

Which indirectly show how much USA want to contain China. By the way, they can make hell of money from India.

Normally, they only sell to countries they perceive as weak and easily dominated. They would also assume that nation to be incompetent in absorbing such advanced tech.

We are talking about a country needing US 'consultancy' for a simple ID card system.

 

[Stuttgart001]

https://in.rbth.com/blogs/stranger_...usia-helped-deliver-indias-baby-boomer_533849


Good update, so it was only commissioned last year? The last time I read the reactor was outputting power below the designed value. I am not sure how you can solve it, unless you remove and refabricate a new reactor. Or maybe they just went ahead and reduce some electrical load and push it through to save face.

No need to argue with them . My classmate who has interaction with Russian expert in the nuclear field told me the so-called indian nuclear reactor is totally Russia-designing and Russia-producing and India-installing.

In contrast, i think Chinese people should help indian to brag about their achievement and might by which they would be blind and the corrupt officials involved in the project would be safe and happy and they would dare to continue these likes in the other military programs.

We Chinese should learn from US to overestimate the threats of rivals ,cause this will make us work harder and harder.
Also, we Chinese should maintain a suspicious attitude to our weaponry and equipments to make them as perfect as possible.

 

[C130]

Nuclear powered aircraft carrier with EMALS and F-35Cs is the way ahead for IN.

U.S selling India F-35C is slim to none, but selling them 3 or 4 E-2C/D I can see.

 

[帅的一匹]

U.S selling India F-35C is slim to none, but selling them 3 or 4 E-2C/D I can see.

Why USA can't sell India F35c? I say highly possible!

F35 is not some alien technology.

 

[gslv mk3]

Good update, so it was only commissioned last year? The last time I read the reactor was outputting power below the designed value. I am not sure how you can solve it, unless you remove and refabricate a new reactor. Or maybe they just went ahead and reduce some electrical load and push it through to save face.

'Last time you heard'. From where ? Some idiotic journalist who do not even know the basics of engineering quoting Anonymous sources ?

 

[gslv mk3]

In that case you might as well talk about the whole navy.

Somewhere on this thread a Chinese member claimed that India have to import 'the whole CBG' a in the future.