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What's next warship designs for Vietnam Navy in future?

We should sell kamorta class corvette to Vietnmas, I think they meet Vietnam's needs................

It will be very nice . And important think is that we can have our systems in SCS for very long time which can be used to improve our operational capacity against PLAN . If India and Vietnam could come up with new export variant of Shivalik or Kamorta it can benefit both. Ships will be built in India Veitnam gets their share from the profit , they can get affordable War ships ... its Win Win :smitten:

Don't you think ? There must some private ship yard looking to enter into defence ! :enjoy:
 
May be . But what I mentioned was to build in Indian Ship yard . Like private ship yard or separate line for Vietnam . There are many private ship yards will like to join this project. So you don't have to invest lots of money on creating infrastructure . Which you can do it later when you have good experience in war ship building capabilities . It would be more productive for veitnam.

I'm looking forward to Brahmos M and Brahmos II, That would do it.

It will be very nice . And important think is that we can have our systems in SCS for very long time which can be used to improve our operational capacity against PLAN . If India and Vietnam could come up with new export variant of Shivalik or Kamorta it can benefit both. Ships will be built in India Veitnam gets their share from the profit , they can get affordable War ships ... its Win Win :smitten:

Don't you think ? There must some private ship yard looking to enter into defence ! :enjoy:

Yes, it should be no problem for India to use the base at Cam Ranh bay, best base in the SCS.

Great opportunity to train and do surveillance and intelligence gathering on the chinese ships, get their subs acoustic signatures, etc.
 
It will be very nice . And important think is that we can have our systems in SCS for very long time which can be used to improve our operational capacity against PLAN . If India and Vietnam could come up with new export variant of Shivalik or Kamorta it can benefit both. Ships will be built in India Veitnam gets their share from the profit , they can get affordable War ships ... its Win Win :smitten:

Don't you think ? There must some private ship yard looking to enter into defence ! :enjoy:

We both have a proposal which is nice but I doubet it will get nod from Indian Government if such proposal is sent to them.

I think that would be good, they are certainly going to build some boats for Vietnam, but its not clear what the specs are.



Actually, there was a plan to sell 6 Kamortas to Vietnam, but I don't know what happened to that.

Any source for this claim?
 
We both have a proposal which is nice but I doubet it will get nod from Indian Government if such proposal is sent to them.



Any source for this claim?

No official source (as usual for Vietnam), just rumors in the Viet military about 1 or 1.5 years ago. Some chinese news sources also repeated that which is very interesting and then nothing more was heard, I guess they changed their plans or the Indian shipyards are too busy, don't know.
 
I'm looking forward to Brahmos M and Brahmos II, That would do it.



Yes, it should be no problem for India to use the base at Cam Ranh bay, best base in the SCS.

Great opportunity to train and do surveillance and intelligence gathering on the chinese ships, get their subs acoustic signatures, etc.

So as per wiki. VN has some 7 frigates , 9 Corvettes , 8-9 missile boats , 3 submarines from Russia . So India cannot supply submarines which can be taken care by big brother Russians .

Since you already have 7 frigates and 2 additional ordered , 2-3 destroyers will be of good addition . Instead Shivalik which not so big but packs some serious punch can be the best choice. As new Shivalik will be upgraded from the 1st batch used by Indian Navy . It will give next generation stealth capabilities. Corvettes can be managed with with existing ones and ASW helicopters can do some serious damage to enemy submarines. Shivalik will be a game changer for your Navy.

And by the way how many submarines have u guys ordered from Russia . 3 or 6 ?

We both have a proposal which is nice but I doubet it will get nod from Indian Government if such proposal is sent to them.



Any source for this claim?

Hope some one will take serious note of this. When Russians helped us. Why can't we do the same with our friends .who need help ? Sure we won't say no to anyone of our friends in need . But this can be more beneficial for both of our countries . We will get more new jobs created , veits will get more ToT more fire power. And we can export it to many other SCS countries and beyond. Surely India have to spend some real cash on private ship yard though

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Any updates on this ? It's been few months now !!!

India to Sell Warships to Vietnam, Increase Footprints in South China Sea
Written by Sudhi Ranjan Sen | Updated: Dec 19, 2014 00:17 IST

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Warship Barracuda docked in Kolkata. (Photo courtesy: Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Ltd.))

New Delhi: India is all set to sell warships to Vietnam - a country locked in territorial with China.

Garden Reach Ship Builders and Engineers or GRSE - a Kolkata-based Defence Public Sector unit - will supply warships to Vietnam. This will be the second export of warships for India. It is already selling a patrol ship - Coast Guard Ship Barracuda - to Mauritius at a cost of Rs 350 crores. (Meet the Barracuda - the First Warship India Will Export)


Besides, it is also in the race to export two light Frigates - about 3500 tons each at a total cost of Rs 2000 crore - to The Philippines.

The forays of the Indian Ship builder in the Indian Ocean and the disputed South China Sea are not mere commercial. The sale has strategic implications as well as the exports will spread Indian footprints across the region. Vietnam, the Philippines and four other countries are locked in a high decibel and international watched territorial dispute with China in the South China Sea. India has oil drilling blocks off the Coast of Vietnam and has ramped up military training including that of Submariners and Sukhoi-30 fighter pilots."The sale of at least four patrol vessels comes as part of the $100 million credit line for military extended to Vietnam by India," Rear Admiral AK Verma (retd) Chairman and Managing Director of GRSE said.

These patrol vessels will be about 35 meters in length, 10 meters broad and will have specialized Aluminum Hull. They will be used to patrol the waters close to the shore. Vietnam needs at least seven more such ships and GRSE is expected to get the order for the rest of the ships as well.For the Philippines order, GRSE is competing with six foreign ship yards - Navantia, Spain, STX, France and Hyundai, Daewoo, and STX from Korea.

"We have been looking out to export ships for about a year and half, however under the Modi government there is more urgency and stress on exports," a senior GRSE officer told NDTV explaining fresh forays of the shipyard to foreign shores.
Story first published: Dec 19, 2014 00:17 IST




So 4 Patrol boats are conformed ? May it be armed with Brahmos ? Sure Brahmos sale will be made to veitnam . Talks are in very advanced stage . But what will be the platform ?
 
So as per wiki. VN has some 7 frigates , 9 Corvettes , 8-9 missile boats , 3 submarines from Russia . So India cannot supply submarines which can be taken care by big brother Russians .

Since you already have 7 frigates and 2 additional ordered , 2-3 destroyers will be of good addition . Instead Shivalik which not so big but packs some serious punch can be the best choice. As new Shivalik will be upgraded from the 1st batch used by Indian Navy . It will give next generation stealth capabilities. Corvettes can be managed with with existing ones and ASW helicopters can do some serious damage to enemy submarines. Shivalik will be a game changer for your Navy.

And by the way how many submarines have u guys ordered from Russia . 3 or 6 ?



Hope some one will take serious note of this. When Russians helped us. Why can't we do the same with our friends .who need help ? Sure we won't say no to anyone of our friends in need . But this can be more beneficial for both of our countries . We will get more new jobs created , veits will get more ToT more fire power. And we can export it to many other SCS countries and beyond. Surely India have to spend some real cash on private ship yard though

-----''
Any updates on this ? It's been few months now !!!

India to Sell Warships to Vietnam, Increase Footprints in South China Sea
Written by Sudhi Ranjan Sen | Updated: Dec 19, 2014 00:17 IST
email.png

Barracuda_warship_650.jpg

Warship Barracuda docked in Kolkata. (Photo courtesy: Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Ltd.))

New Delhi: India is all set to sell warships to Vietnam - a country locked in territorial with China.

Garden Reach Ship Builders and Engineers or GRSE - a Kolkata-based Defence Public Sector unit - will supply warships to Vietnam. This will be the second export of warships for India. It is already selling a patrol ship - Coast Guard Ship Barracuda - to Mauritius at a cost of Rs 350 crores. (Meet the Barracuda - the First Warship India Will Export)


Besides, it is also in the race to export two light Frigates - about 3500 tons each at a total cost of Rs 2000 crore - to The Philippines.

The forays of the Indian Ship builder in the Indian Ocean and the disputed South China Sea are not mere commercial. The sale has strategic implications as well as the exports will spread Indian footprints across the region. Vietnam, the Philippines and four other countries are locked in a high decibel and international watched territorial dispute with China in the South China Sea. India has oil drilling blocks off the Coast of Vietnam and has ramped up military training including that of Submariners and Sukhoi-30 fighter pilots."The sale of at least four patrol vessels comes as part of the $100 million credit line for military extended to Vietnam by India," Rear Admiral AK Verma (retd) Chairman and Managing Director of GRSE said.

These patrol vessels will be about 35 meters in length, 10 meters broad and will have specialized Aluminum Hull. They will be used to patrol the waters close to the shore. Vietnam needs at least seven more such ships and GRSE is expected to get the order for the rest of the ships as well.For the Philippines order, GRSE is competing with six foreign ship yards - Navantia, Spain, STX, France and Hyundai, Daewoo, and STX from Korea.

"We have been looking out to export ships for about a year and half, however under the Modi government there is more urgency and stress on exports," a senior GRSE officer told NDTV explaining fresh forays of the shipyard to foreign shores.
Story first published: Dec 19, 2014 00:17 IST




So 4 Patrol boats are conformed ? May it be armed with Brahmos ? Sure Brahmos sale will be made to veitnam . Talks are in very advanced stage . But what will be the platform ?

Vietnam ordered 6 Kilo subs.

Still no more details about the Indian ships for Vietnam, that's all we know also.

I think what works best for VN is corvettes and frigates, no need for large ships at this time and the big equalizer is the Brahmos babe, we really need that mate.
 
So as per wiki. VN has some 7 frigates , 9 Corvettes , 8-9 missile boats , 3 submarines from Russia . So India cannot supply submarines which can be taken care by big brother Russians .

Since you already have 7 frigates and 2 additional ordered , 2-3 destroyers will be of good addition . Instead Shivalik which not so big but packs some serious punch can be the best choice. As new Shivalik will be upgraded from the 1st batch used by Indian Navy . It will give next generation stealth capabilities. Corvettes can be managed with with existing ones and ASW helicopters can do some serious damage to enemy submarines. Shivalik will be a game changer for your Navy.

And by the way how many submarines have u guys ordered from Russia . 3 or 6 ?



Hope some one will take serious note of this. When Russians helped us. Why can't we do the same with our friends .who need help ? Sure we won't say no to anyone of our friends in need . But this can be more beneficial for both of our countries . We will get more new jobs created , veits will get more ToT more fire power. And we can export it to many other SCS countries and beyond. Surely India have to spend some real cash on private ship yard though

-----''
Any updates on this ? It's been few months now !!!

India to Sell Warships to Vietnam, Increase Footprints in South China Sea
Written by Sudhi Ranjan Sen | Updated: Dec 19, 2014 00:17 IST
email.png

Barracuda_warship_650.jpg

Warship Barracuda docked in Kolkata. (Photo courtesy: Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Ltd.))

New Delhi: India is all set to sell warships to Vietnam - a country locked in territorial with China.

Garden Reach Ship Builders and Engineers or GRSE - a Kolkata-based Defence Public Sector unit - will supply warships to Vietnam. This will be the second export of warships for India. It is already selling a patrol ship - Coast Guard Ship Barracuda - to Mauritius at a cost of Rs 350 crores. (Meet the Barracuda - the First Warship India Will Export)


Besides, it is also in the race to export two light Frigates - about 3500 tons each at a total cost of Rs 2000 crore - to The Philippines.

The forays of the Indian Ship builder in the Indian Ocean and the disputed South China Sea are not mere commercial. The sale has strategic implications as well as the exports will spread Indian footprints across the region. Vietnam, the Philippines and four other countries are locked in a high decibel and international watched territorial dispute with China in the South China Sea. India has oil drilling blocks off the Coast of Vietnam and has ramped up military training including that of Submariners and Sukhoi-30 fighter pilots."The sale of at least four patrol vessels comes as part of the $100 million credit line for military extended to Vietnam by India," Rear Admiral AK Verma (retd) Chairman and Managing Director of GRSE said.

These patrol vessels will be about 35 meters in length, 10 meters broad and will have specialized Aluminum Hull. They will be used to patrol the waters close to the shore. Vietnam needs at least seven more such ships and GRSE is expected to get the order for the rest of the ships as well.For the Philippines order, GRSE is competing with six foreign ship yards - Navantia, Spain, STX, France and Hyundai, Daewoo, and STX from Korea.

"We have been looking out to export ships for about a year and half, however under the Modi government there is more urgency and stress on exports," a senior GRSE officer told NDTV explaining fresh forays of the shipyard to foreign shores.
Story first published: Dec 19, 2014 00:17 IST




So 4 Patrol boats are conformed ? May it be armed with Brahmos ? Sure Brahmos sale will be made to veitnam . Talks are in very advanced stage . But what will be the platform ?

VN has no chance of achieving naval superiority in the SCS, so we need to play defensive, subs mainly and small ships that can sneak undetected, launch a deadly salvo and run.

We need air launched Brahmos A and later Brahmos M.
 
So as per wiki. VN has some 7 frigates , 9 Corvettes , 8-9 missile boats , 3 submarines from Russia . So India cannot supply submarines which can be taken care by big brother Russians .

Since you already have 7 frigates and 2 additional ordered , 2-3 destroyers will be of good addition . Instead Shivalik which not so big but packs some serious punch can be the best choice. As new Shivalik will be upgraded from the 1st batch used by Indian Navy . It will give next generation stealth capabilities. Corvettes can be managed with with existing ones and ASW helicopters can do some serious damage to enemy submarines. Shivalik will be a game changer for your Navy.

And by the way how many submarines have u guys ordered from Russia . 3 or 6 ?



Hope some one will take serious note of this. When Russians helped us. Why can't we do the same with our friends .who need help ? Sure we won't say no to anyone of our friends in need . But this can be more beneficial for both of our countries . We will get more new jobs created , veits will get more ToT more fire power. And we can export it to many other SCS countries and beyond. Surely India have to spend some real cash on private ship yard though

-----''
Any updates on this ? It's been few months now !!!

India to Sell Warships to Vietnam, Increase Footprints in South China Sea
Written by Sudhi Ranjan Sen | Updated: Dec 19, 2014 00:17 IST
email.png

Barracuda_warship_650.jpg

Warship Barracuda docked in Kolkata. (Photo courtesy: Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Ltd.))

New Delhi: India is all set to sell warships to Vietnam - a country locked in territorial with China.

Garden Reach Ship Builders and Engineers or GRSE - a Kolkata-based Defence Public Sector unit - will supply warships to Vietnam. This will be the second export of warships for India. It is already selling a patrol ship - Coast Guard Ship Barracuda - to Mauritius at a cost of Rs 350 crores. (Meet the Barracuda - the First Warship India Will Export)


Besides, it is also in the race to export two light Frigates - about 3500 tons each at a total cost of Rs 2000 crore - to The Philippines.

The forays of the Indian Ship builder in the Indian Ocean and the disputed South China Sea are not mere commercial. The sale has strategic implications as well as the exports will spread Indian footprints across the region. Vietnam, the Philippines and four other countries are locked in a high decibel and international watched territorial dispute with China in the South China Sea. India has oil drilling blocks off the Coast of Vietnam and has ramped up military training including that of Submariners and Sukhoi-30 fighter pilots."The sale of at least four patrol vessels comes as part of the $100 million credit line for military extended to Vietnam by India," Rear Admiral AK Verma (retd) Chairman and Managing Director of GRSE said.

These patrol vessels will be about 35 meters in length, 10 meters broad and will have specialized Aluminum Hull. They will be used to patrol the waters close to the shore. Vietnam needs at least seven more such ships and GRSE is expected to get the order for the rest of the ships as well.For the Philippines order, GRSE is competing with six foreign ship yards - Navantia, Spain, STX, France and Hyundai, Daewoo, and STX from Korea.

"We have been looking out to export ships for about a year and half, however under the Modi government there is more urgency and stress on exports," a senior GRSE officer told NDTV explaining fresh forays of the shipyard to foreign shores.
Story first published: Dec 19, 2014 00:17 IST




So 4 Patrol boats are conformed ? May it be armed with Brahmos ? Sure Brahmos sale will be made to veitnam . Talks are in very advanced stage . But what will be the platform ?

Also, it looks like VN is going to order SU-30SM, pilots are going to India to train for that.
 
Also, it looks like VN is going to order SU-30SM, pilots are going to India to train for that.

Just posted a thread on Indian Defence section check ... New article. . .

So 4 Patrol boats , training veitnam pilots in IAF Sukoi MKI , Training In IN submarines . Looks like we are already doing lots of planning together . It can't be a coincidence . Su 30 SM , Kilo class submarines ... Both are in Indian Armed forces . . .

VN has no chance of achieving naval superiority in the SCS, so we need to play defensive, subs mainly and small ships that can sneak undetected, launch a deadly salvo and run.

We need air launched Brahmos A and later Brahmos M.
With 6 new submarines , Su -30 SM , veitnam already changing power balance in SCS . Now add Brahmos and 4 Patrol boats in the mix . May be lots of projects under development in India like tejas , Arjun , tactical missile , missile defence , artillery etc can be sold in the future as well .
 
Just posted a thread on Indian Defence section check ... New article. . .

So 4 Patrol boats , training veitnam pilots in IAF Sukoi MKI , Training In IN submarines . Looks like we are already doing lots of planning together . It can't be a coincidence . Su 30 SM , Kilo class submarines ... Both are in Indian Armed forces . . .


With 6 new submarines , Su -30 SM , veitnam already changing power balance in SCS . Now add Brahmos and 4 Patrol boats in the mix . May be lots of projects under development in India like tejas , Arjun , tactical missile , missile defence , artillery etc can be sold in the future as well .

Absolutely mate, there is quite a bit cooking that we don't know, most of the cooperation is being kept secret, we can only speculate.

VN is also buying Spyder from Israel, maybe Barak 8 later, we don't know yet.

Its logical for VN to adopt as much stuff that India is already using as possible.

There are plenty of areas of cooperation and I do hope to see soon some joint naval exercises including in SCS.
 
Absolutely mate, there is quite a bit cooking that we don't know, most of the cooperation is being kept secret, we can only speculate.

VN is also buying Spyder from Israel, maybe Barak 8 later, we don't know yet.

Its logical for VN to adopt as much stuff that India is already using as possible.

There are plenty of areas of cooperation and I do hope to see soon some joint naval exercises including in SCS.

NOW that is something ... Looks like lots of India's handprints on new procurement framework of veitnam. It's good . :D
 
A Pakistani guy told me the other day that I'm an India lover, YESSS, I'm an India lover and proud of it. Cheers :tup::tup::tup:

Kolkata, Kamorta and Arihart, took a while, but the babes are now coming out steadily.
Way to go India. :cheers:

@Carlosa, Vietnam and India are natural friends, Vietnamese loves Neru, Gandhi, ... and I think Indian loves Vietnamese.
the relation lasts for so long. just like the one between Vietnam and Cuba, Latin American... African colonies.
 
@Carlosa, Vietnam and India are natural friends, Vietnamese loves Neru, Gandhi, ... and I think Indian loves Vietnamese.
the relation lasts for so long. just like the one between Vietnam and Cuba, Latin American... African colonies.

Buying Indian weapon will be a big mistake for Vietnam. You dont buy weapons from an unproven manufacturer. Indian has heavily import large amount of foreign military products. They are novice when comes to making what is decent product.

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