Indian Navy: Pictures and Multimedia

[black eagle]

 

[black eagle]

On board INS Mysore with Rocky & Mayur......

http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/jai-hind-with-rocky-and-mayur/jai-hind-with-rocky-mayur/189922

 

[black eagle]

IN sea harriers in action....

 

[Koovie]

Can someone tell me the name of the song which is always appearing in the rocky and mayur vids??

 

[chex3009]

Can someone tell me the name of the song which is always appearing in the rocky and mayur vids??

Its "Kandhon se milte hai kandhe" from movie " Lakshya"

Original song from the movie:


Jai Hind with Rocky and Mayur:

 

[bhramos]

Latest pic of INS Chakra!!!

 

[black eagle]

First pics of INS Teg & Tarkash....

INS Teg...

INS Tarkash...

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Latest pic of INS Chakra!!!

That`s Victor-3 Class Submarine :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_class_submarine





This is Nepra:

 

[Atul]

the Black Panthers (MIG-29k) of the IN....

 

[Koovie]

Are these navy guys MARCOS??? http://www.***********/forums/india-defence/43257-indian-army-its-special-forces.html
Look at the end of the page.

PS: The first Image of our commandos with tactical gloves I think

 

[gazi2202]

At present I dont think the carrier battle group around INS viraat consists of a submarine arm. Instead the battle group consists of a few destroyers, frigates, corvetts and supply ships depending of mission requirement (which in the past has been deployment to the north arabian sea as a threatening move against pakistan shipping during times of conflict). This seems like the operating procedure of a brown water navy rather than a blue water navy, whose capabilities are limited to maybe a 1- 2 month long sustained deployment far from port.
Most advanced navies have a nuclear submarine escorting the carrier battle group during its deployment, this adds a third dimension to its capabilities. For example during the Falklands conflict, the royal navy carrier battle group faced off against an Argentine battle group centered around a large cruiser, instead of having to close in on the Argentine battle group, and hence put the Royal navy carrier in imminent danger, the royal navy dispatched its nuclear attack submarine to remain concealed and sail around a chain of islands and sink the Argentine cruiser from the rear. And they were successful at this, while the Argentine navy was expecting a head on showdown against the royal navy battle group, they had to instead withdraw from battle when their cruiser was sunk by the British nuke attack sub.
I think the Indian navy wouldn't be able to field similar capabilities, at least until 2020 until a large number of nuclear attack subs are available and integrated into a carrier battle group. Specially in the north arabian sea where the threat of advanced PN submarines is too large to ignore.

 

[Kunal Biswas]

At present I dont think the carrier battle group around INS viraat consists of a submarine arm. Instead the battle group consists of a few destroyers, frigates, corvetts and supply ships depending of mission requirement (which in the past has been deployment to the north arabian sea as a threatening move against pakistan shipping during times of conflict). This seems like the operating procedure of a brown water navy rather than a blue water navy,

It Consist of 3 x Delhi Class Destroyer, 6 x ASW long range Corvettes or more, 3 x Brhmaputra class Frigates, 4 x Shisumar class Submarine, 1 tanker / repair vessel.. ( IN Peace time )

Indeed Brown water navy as long as in Arabian sea, Over IOR Each Major Vessel have capability to cruise over 8000miles making it suitable for Blue water operation..

Most advanced navies have a nuclear submarine escorting the carrier battle group during its deployment, they had to instead withdraw from battle when their cruiser was sunk by the British nuke attack sub. I think the Indian navy wouldn't be able to field similar capabilities, at least until 2020 until a large number of nuclear attack subs are available and integrated into a carrier battle group

By 2012-13 IN will have its IOR Fleet ( 3rd Fleet ) consist of Kolkata Destroyers and Shivalika Frigates along with SSGN Arihant and SSN Chakra, The flag ship will be INS Vikramaditya with 16 MIG-29K as Fleet Air arm..

All of these Ship will be Operational By 2014.. ..

Specially in the north arabian sea where the threat of advanced PN submarines is too large to ignore.

Presently IN already have 6 Shisumar Class and 2 Kilo class in Arabian Sea not to mention Also IL-38D ASW Aircrafts, Also ASW frigates..

PN is not IN`s major concern but PLAN is..

 

[shuvo@y2k10]

advanced PN subs-biggest joke of the year!!!

 

[Kunal Biswas]

 

[shuvo@y2k10]

is this shivalik or talwar class frigate?

 

[Kunal Biswas]

is this shivalik or talwar class frigate?

Indigenous Shivalika

 

[shuvo@y2k10]

kunal do you have any news of the other two shivaliks which was supposed to be comissioned this year or the next year/

 

[Kunal Biswas]

kunal do you have any news of the other two shivaliks which was supposed to be comissioned this year or the next year/

'Will be operational within 2015..

 

[Rage]

Indian naval officers look on as their Russian counterparts welcome them in the far eastern port-city of Vladivostok.

The INS Jyoti arrives at the Russian port-city of Vladivostok.

The INS Rannvir (D54) arrives at the Russian port-city of Vladivostok.

The INS Rannvijay (D55) arrives at the Russian port-city of Vladivostok (sorry for the small pic bhaiyon).

 

[Shaitan]

Some personal pictures from a marine commando

A lot of good new pictures.