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Chinese 50 cent brainfart:lol:

Let's wait and see。Hope you are still live and kicking by 2025.:azn:

A nation that fails to complete the construction of a freaking frigate after 9 long years can't be expected to finish building a CV in 25 years. :cheers:
 
Let's wait and see。Hope you are still live and kicking by 2025.:azn:

A nation that fails to complete the construction of a freaking frigate after 9 long years can't be expected to finish building a CV in 25 years. :cheers:
Which frigate took 9 years...........:lol:
You really earn a lot of money writing rubbish for CCP...........:rofl:
 
Which frigate took 9 years...........:lol:
You really earn a lot of money writing rubbish for CCP...........:rofl:

this one and LCA still testing rofl

NINE years after the work started on the 1st P-15A ship。。。。

Picture taken August 2012:
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Picture taken August 2011:
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Coast Guard ship commissioned
VISAKHAPATNAM, AUG 29:Rajkiran, the Indian Coast Guard ship, was commissioned here on Wednesday morning by Vice-Admiral Anil Chopra, the Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Eastern Naval Command, in the presence of Inspector-General S.P Sharma of the Coast Guard region (East).

It is the third of the series of eight inshore patrol vessels designed and built by Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers, Kolkata. The 50-metre vessel displaces 300 tonnes and can achieve a maximum speed of 34 knots, with an endurance of 1,500 nautical miles at the economical speed of 16 knots. The special features of the ship include an integrated bridge management system, integrated machinery control system and an integrated gun mount with indigenous fire control system.

Rajkiran will be based at Haldia under the administrative and operational control of the Commander, Coast Guard region (North-East). The ship is commanded by Lt. Cdr. Sumanta Roy, a specialist in anti-submarine warfare. The vessel has a crew of five officers and 30 enrolled personnel.

During the commissioning ceremony, Vice-Admiral Anil Chopra said the Indian Navy and the Coast Guard would work in tandem to ensure the coastal and maritime security of the country.
 
this one and LCA still testing rofl

This is not a frigate but a destroyer. Frigates are the P-17 Shivalik, 3 commissioned so far,
another lot (P-17A) is under construction. How'd you like to compare the P-17 to china's type-054A frigate??

Here goes -

Project-17 Shivalik v/s Type-054A Jiangkai-II -

Displacement
P17 - 6200 tons
054 - 4053 tons

Aircraft carried
P17 - 2 x choppers
054 - 1 x chopper

Armament
P17 - 8 x BrahMos/Klub ASCMs (300km), 1 x Otobreda 76mm gun, 4 x DTA-53-956 torpedo
launchers, 2 x RBU- 6000 multiple rocket launchers (72 rockets), 24 x Shtil-1 SAMs (30km)
1 x Barak-1 SAM launchers (CIWS), 2 x AK-630 30mm CIWS guns
054 - 8 x C-802/803 ASCM/LACMs (>200km), 1 x 76mm gun, 6 x YU-7 torpedos, 6 x Type-87 anti-
sub MRLs (36 rockets), 32 x HQ-16 SAMs (30km), 2 x 30mm CIWS guns

Speed
P17 - 32 knots
054 - 30 knots (est.)

Dimensions
P17 - Length: 142.5m, Beam: 16.9m, Draught: 4.5m
054 - Length: 134m, Beam: 16m, Draught: (unknown)

Radar
P17 - MR-760 Fregat M2EM 3-D radar
054 - Type-382 3-D radar

Country of origin
P17 - Democratic Republic of India
054 - People's Republic of China

Conclusion -

INDIAN PROJECT-17 SHIVALIK-CLASS GUIDED MISSILE FRIGATE IS BETTER THAN CHINESE NAVY TYPE-054A JIANGKAI-II FRIGATE
 
Except that there are 15+ 054A...


This is not a frigate but a destroyer. Frigates are the P-17 Shivalik, 3 commissioned so far,
another lot (P-17A) is under construction. How'd you like to compare the P-17 to china's type-054A frigate??

Here goes -

Project-17 Shivalik v/s Type-054A Jiangkai-II -

Displacement
P17 - 6200 tons
054 - 4053 tons

Aircraft carried
P17 - 2 x choppers
054 - 1 x chopper

Armament
P17 - 8 x BrahMos/Klub ASCMs (300km), 1 x Otobreda 76mm gun, 4 x DTA-53-956 torpedo
launchers, 2 x RBU- 6000 multiple rocket launchers (72 rockets), 24 x Shtil-1 SAMs (30km)
1 x Barak-1 SAM launchers (CIWS), 2 x AK-630 30mm CIWS guns
054 - 8 x C-802/803 ASCM/LACMs (>200km), 1 x 76mm gun, 6 x YU-7 torpedos, 6 x Type-87 anti-
sub MRLs (36 rockets), 32 x HQ-16 SAMs (30km), 2 x 30mm CIWS guns

Speed
P17 - 32 knots
054 - 30 knots (est.)

Dimensions
P17 - Length: 142.5m, Beam: 16.9m, Draught: 4.5m
054 - Length: 134m, Beam: 16m, Draught: (unknown)

Radar
P17 - MR-760 Fregat M2EM 3-D radar
054 - Type-382 3-D radar

Country of origin
P17 - Democratic Republic of India
054 - People's Republic of China

Conclusion -

INDIAN PROJECT-17 SHIVALIK-CLASS GUIDED MISSILE FRIGATE IS BETTER THAN CHINESE NAVY TYPE-054A JIANGKAI-II FRIGATE
 
I understand your anger and frustration about your Navy. They should have worked harder or at least pretended to do so.:D

Except that there are 1.3 billion chinese who can swim or atleast jump into the East Sea, when ordered.
 
Chile navy on goodwill visit to Mumbai | idrw.org

The Chile navy sail training ship Esmeralda was on a Goodwill visit to Mumbai from August 29 to September 3. The ship is under the command of Captain Guillermo Juttges Mathieu and has a crew of 351 personnel.

Esmeralda is a steel-hulled, four masted barquentine tall ship. It is the second tallest and the longest sailing ship in the world. It has a long history of training Chilean sailors. The ship is on her 57th instructional cruise and arrived Mumbai after visiting many number of ports worldwide and sailing more than 30000 nautical miles. She will return to her home port of Valparaiso on 06 Jan 13.

Defence officials said that during her stay, the ship’s crew interacted with the Naval hierarchy of HQWNC. The Commanding Officer Esmeralda and Defence Attache, Chile called on the Flag Officer Commanding Western Fleet, Rear Admiral AR Karve. Several social, professional and cultural events for the visiting Chilean Naval personnel were also organised during the visit.

The officials said that the Indian Navy has had traditional links with the Chilean Navy and both Navies share converging views on Naval operations including Maritime Security. Esmeralda visit would further strengthen the existing bond between the two Navies.
 
I understand your anger and frustration about your Navy. They should have worked harder or at least pretended to do so.:D

I understand your anger and frustration about your .. whatever 054A.. looks tiny and shoddy compared to the Shivalik. In addition, you also seem to lack faith in swimming abilities of chinese foot soldiers in the ocean armed with sea-compatible bows and arrows.
 
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