Use google earth to see Indian Navy

[szgilleco]

All these pictures from Feiyang military forum.

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[somebozo]

why does this not raise red flags..thats like a classified facility in open view of terrorist..aa beel mujhe maar.

 

[szgilleco]

why does this not raise red flags..thats like a classified facility in open view of terrorist..aa beel mujhe maar.

Use google earth can’t see these military equipments timely. the pictures we see are taken one year ago, so there is no menace.

 

[Water Car Engineer]

I am pretty sure "P15A" are Kolkota stealth destroyers..

I wonder what they are doing.

Cant wait to see them decked out..

 

[szgilleco]

I am pretty sure "P15A" are Kolkota stealth destroyers..

I wonder what they are doing.

Cant wait to see them decked out..

Yes, i agree with we. "P15A" is the name of program which india use to produce Kolkota destroyers.

 

[Abingdonboy]

why does this not raise red flags..thats like a classified facility in open view of terrorist..aa beel mujhe maar.

Why would it? I'm sure if you go to Google earth you can see ships of any nation in the world. And do you really think the IN leaves these ships unguarded and easy prey to some terrorist scum using Google Earth? The IN has rings of steel around their ships especially post USS Cole and 26/11. IN has set up a dedicated force for protecting important resources from sea. My friend a representative for a leading UK based define firm told me about the almost excessive security he encountered at an IN base on the West Coast (I am being purposefully vague btw). He said there were hundreds of CCTV cameras, plenty of stern looking IN police, guard dogs and perimeter fencing with razor wire that may have been electrified. He also said there were many helicopters flying (although he admits this may have had little to do with security ) and speed boats with armed men patrolling out to sea. He also said all the boats were surrounded by sub surface protection (no further details). My friend was impressed and he has been to similar RN/USN bases.

 

[Water Car Engineer]

Thanks szgilleco for the great pictures.

 

[CardSharp]

neat pictures, looks impressive with the flat tops next to kilos.

 

[djmanj]

In the 3rd and 4th picture there is a ship in dry dock which seems bigger than the Delhi class destroyer. Anyone know which ship it is?

 

[Royan]

In the 3rd and 4th picture there is a ship in dry dock which seems bigger than the Delhi class destroyer. Anyone know which ship it is?

Its the Kolkata Class Destroyers

 

[Black Widow]

All these pictures from Feiyang military forum.

Between Delhi and P17 I can see two ACs, can some one please tell me which are these carriers???

and why there is chinese or japanese scripts near the ships??? is China spying on us???

 

[kingkobra]

Between Delhi and P17 I can see two ACs, can some one please tell me which are these carriers???

one must be INS Virat being refitted and one must be indigenous AC INS VIkrant

 

[satishkumarcsc]

one must be INS Virat being refitted and one must be indigenous AC INS VIkrant

No...One is INS Viraat and the other is INS Vikrant...older one....It is retrofitted into a museum.
I think it is MDL. All these ships are built there. And IAC is built in GRSE cochin.

 

[angeldemon_007]

^^^
I don' think that picture is from Cochin because according to the picture there's sub, 2 destroyers and a frigate parked over their and correct me if i am wrong, Cochin does not have a naval base...

 

[kingkobra]

^^^
I don' think that picture is from Cochin because according to the picture there's sub, 2 destroyers and a frigate parked over their and correct me if i am wrong, Cochin does not have a naval base...

but ships must be visiting cochin shipyard for refitting right?

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