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#Swavlamban2023 The 2nd Edition of #IndianNavy's NIIO Seminar on 04-05 Oct 23. Another One of the Innovative tech being showcased Monolithic lens developed by @EonSpaceLabs . Provides unparalleled magnification at virtually no weight penalty. #AatmaNirbharBharat #NIIO

https://www.livefistdefence.com/super-hornets-indian-ski-jump-demo-next-month/ Super Hornet’s Indian Ski-Jump Demo Next Month Two U.S. Navy F/A-18E Super Hornets will arrive in India late May for operational demonstration off a ski-jump. The two single seat jets are currently being modified...

last i heard AUGUST 2022

Nuclear Submarines of Indian Navy Cmde Anil Jai Singh I Aadi

yes u ar correct. But using a mig29 for refueling make no sense as it just adds the hours on the air-frame. there was this article on us navy as some hornets used to do this and it caused them to retire early.

as things are happening if navy is not interested in ordering new mig29 the most probably more naval lac should be ordered. i will add one more thing to that hypothetical scenario, why not use tejas from carrier for refueling of mig 29. try and get mig 29 to fly from the AC with one more extra...

thanx for share i was reading a European article on new tech used by navy in that they mentioned France and India as future user of inverted bow design. But i think they were wrong bcoz only america and France went with inverted bow design.

no issue.

@Gessler any comments from IN about using "Inverted bows" on any future ships.

LINK from Indian Navy Website

INS Vikrant (IAC) sailing for first time Pls remove if already Posted before

ya right Ins vikrant suna hai. 40,000 ton ki displacement hai.

Its a pretty good upgrade for them if we consider what they are using right now. Rest it doesn't change or add anything.

Could be. Blacklisting OTO was a foolish move. We just banned the company that provides an essential piece of hardware to our navy. Also just like Super Rapid we might get 127mm gun made in india.

yup its possible that Navy might like to carry both LRSAM and MRSAM. Right now Navy has not bought the Barak ER.

With a ship life of 30yrs, MLR or MLU happen after 15 yrs. All kolkata class ships are pretty new So i would say around 2029 for MLR. Rest all depends on what navy wants on these ship and when.

first time watching whole crane being transported like this. Pretty Cool.